Microsoft’s HoloLens augmented reality headset was one of the most promising takes on an augmented reality headset. Perhaps not from…
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Aerospace company Boeing had a bit of a mixed year. One of its planes went down, its flying refuelling drone…
We’ve long maintained that Microsoft’s Hololens AR tech is destined for great things, just as soon as folks work out…
Real life is catching up to video games. Microsoft has been awarded a US Army contract to supply the military…
Microsoft announced Microsoft Mesh, a new mixed reality platform for the company, last night, but there was something else to…
The HoloLens is a powerful example of this, as multiple demonstrations of its capabilities showed. The original model was launched four years ago and was used by NASA for its Mars Rover mission. Because of the eight-minute delay in communications from earth to the red planet, controllers needed to map, plan and execute the path the rover would take, former NASA Administrator Charles Bolden told me last year.
In this week’s Light Start, we’ve got Samsung losing to a 3D printer, Microsoft’s army Hololens, SpaceX’s Starthopper, and MK 11’s Kollector.
VR, much like winter, is coming. One of the best things about it is that we’re not really sure what form it’s going to take. Microsoft’s HoloLens is an implementation that we’ve been impressed with from the start, combining the best bits of a full-fat VR system with what Google Glass was supposed to be. And it looks like we’re going to get a look at the sequel in short order. HoloLens 2 should be rearing its head(gear) at this year’s Mobile World Congress.