About Jeremy Dalton

From artificial intelligence to virtual reality, Jeremy Dalton helps organizations deliver tomorrow's experiences with today's technology.

He is the founder of XRHQ.com, an AI-powered intelligence platform that tracks how the next generation of computing is being deployed across industries, including where it converges with AI, robotics, drones and more. XRHQ shows who is deploying smart glasses and other spatial computing technologies, why, and what results they are getting, covering hundreds of workforce training and development programs worldwide. Jeremy also advises FOV Ventures, a $30 million fund investing in AI, spatial computing, robotics and frontier technology.

He brings over a decade of hands-on experience applying these technologies in enterprise settings. At PwC, he established and scaled the firm's global immersive technologies practice, delivering more than 150 projects across 50 countries. That work has ranged from AI-powered virtual agents to 3D walkthroughs of digital twins built from drone-scanned data, live sports broadcasting in VR, a recruitment metaverse, and running research and development teams producing 3D, 360 video, volumetric and other immersive experiences.

Across his career, Jeremy has advised organizations including Mercedes-Benz, Meta, Vodafone, Santander, Saudi Telecom Company (stc), NEOM, the UK National Health Service (NHS), the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the Government of Singapore, and the Republic of Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. In each case, he has taken these technologies from concept to deployment.

He led the development of PwC's first VR experience, City of the Future, immersing C-suite leaders in a vision of how we might live and work in the decades ahead. He was subsequently entrusted by the executive board to build a mandatory VR training experience for all 25,000 staff, which proved impactful enough to be spun off into an external product reaching clients across EMEA and APAC.

Jeremy also led research partnerships with universities, serving as an industrial supervisor for PhD-level emerging technology studies at the University of Bath and co-authoring papers accepted at the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. His work has been cited by the World Economic Forum, The Economist, the Financial Times and other leading institutions. As a published author, his books have been translated into Chinese, German and Korean, and are used by businesses and universities globally.

Earlier in his career, Jeremy worked on major corporate restructures, including the closure of Lehman Brothers. As a Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA), he brings commercial rigor to innovation and bridges the worlds of business and technology.

Jeremy speaks about the business impact of AI and emerging technologies, drawing on both his delivery experience and the real-world deployment data that flows through XRHQ. His focus is consistently practical: helping organizations cut through the hype to understand what is working, what is not, and what to do about it.

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