In Hyun-Suk Kim's CES keynote presentation, the Samsung Consumer Electronics President and CEO declared the 2020s the "Age of Experience." This "decade of human-centric innovation" is all about customization and personalization through intelligent, cutting-edge technology. For example, 3D configurators make online buyer experiences fully user-focused. It gives customers complete control. "3D rendering provides a hyper-realistic experience that allows a user to fully customize a product and see how it interacts with the real world, all with the same fluidity you'd expect while playing a modern video game," said PureWeb's James Henry. James Henry is the CTO at PureWeb, an interactive 3D streaming service focused on photorealistic 3D visualization, configuration, and simulation. I invited him on to the Tech Talks Daily Podcast to talks about interactive technology in the Age of Experience. James shares his extensive experience leading international software organizations. James has set and led strategies for startups, turnarounds, and pivots in a variety of industries experiencing rapid technology change (e.g. oil & gas, healthcare, telecommunications, CAD, gaming, construction, emerging technologies). I learn how PureWeb’s patented smart streaming technology enables anyone to publish, collaborate and interact with massive data files, including photo-real 3D simulations and game engine projects. It deploys this on any cloud or hardware device without coding, moving or copying the source data.