Top 7 ARVR Tools Revolutionizing Remote Work in 2025: Boost Productivity Collaboration

Hey there, fellow future-dweller! So, I guess we're still doing this whole remote work gig, huh? I mean, not that I'm complaining. Working from the comfort of my mismatched pajama set and making that awkward daily decision of whether or not showering is essential is kinda my thing now. But seriously, it's 2025, and tech is doing this cool thing where it's actually making remote work not just bearable, but kinda awesome. AR and VR tools are popping up like mushrooms after rain, and some of them are even, dare I say, revolutionary?

So, in my very humble and slightly sleep-deprived opinion (thanks to last night's binge-watching session), here are seven ARVR tools that are juicing up productivity and making collaboration slightly less of a pain in the you-know-what.

1. Spatial – Imagine if Zoom meetings had a baby with Star Trek's holodeck. Spatial lets you have meetings with avatars in slick virtual spaces. You can literally high-five your colleague from Japan in the AR world. Which is weird, but somehow cool? Plus, it beats staring at Brady Bunch-style video grids.

2. HoloMe – This one's all about holograms. Like, real-life holograms of people being beamed into your living room. Am I the only one worried about appearing as a giant, translucent version of myself in someone’s tiny studio apartment? Just me?

3. Gravity Sketch – For the artsy types (or those pretending to be artsy), Gravity Sketch lets you create 3D designs and models in VR. It's like digital sculpting minus the mess. Perfect for "designing" new coffee mugs during that Monday morning "meeting".

4. Glue – Let's face it, feeling "together" while being miles apart is tricky. Glue steps in as a virtual hangout space. You can create custom VR meeting rooms. I tried making my space look like a pirate ship once, but everyone else was like, “Uh can we stick to the office theme?” Party poopers.

5. VirBELA – It's like a virtual world where you can set up an office and walk around, meet folks, do your thing. Pro tip: Make sure to disable your mic if you sing along to your Spotify playlist. Unless you're gunning for a starring role in the next viral TikTok.

6. MeetinVR – It's literally what it says on the tin. Meetings in VR. Skeptical? So was I. Until I realized brainstorming in VR somehow feels less constraining than in front of a screen. Whether that's the realistic virtual office or the ability to draw in 3D in real-time, you decide.

7. Talespin – Okay, I saved the arguably weirdest for last. Talespin is all about VR training and simulations. You can practice firing your boss in a virtual environment without the real-world consequences. Just, uhm, remember to put on pants if you’re doing this while sharing your screen.

So there you have it, seven shiny ARVR tools that are reshaping how we sit at home in our PJ pants and pretend to work diligently. Whether you're designing, meeting, or just vibing in a virtual pirate ship (okay no, that's just me), these tools are diving headfirst into making remote work feel less distant. Just keep an eye on your avatar – you don't want to be that one colleague with the disconcertingly large head or bizarre skin tone. Or maybe you do. Your call.