Example Concept: Synchronized anchors work by using a shared coordinate system that is updated and maintained across devices. When a device creates an anchor, it records the spatial position and orientation relative to its environment. This data is then shared with other devices, which adjust their local coordinate systems to align with the anchor's position. This process ensures that virtual objects remain in the same location for all users, even as they move around, by continuously updating the anchors based on real-world reference points.