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HoloLens is a [[Augmented Reality]] [[device]] created by [[Microsoft]]. HoloLens was announced in Windows 10 Event on January 21st, 2015. | Windows HoloLens is a [[Augmented Reality]] [[device]] created by [[Microsoft]]. HoloLens was announced in Windows 10 Event on January 21st, 2015. HoloLens is a helmet/glasses like device worn over your eyes. Unlike [[Oculus Rift]], the eye-piece component of HoloLens is transparent. It is able to project virtual content over real world objects. One of the example Microsoft used was Windows-like interfaces were projected onto walls and furniture. Users can interact with these projections with gestures. | ||
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Revision as of 01:40, 13 February 2015
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| Type | Augmented Reality Headset |
| Developer | Microsoft |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| Website | Microsoft HoloLens |
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Windows HoloLens is a Augmented Reality device created by Microsoft. HoloLens was announced in Windows 10 Event on January 21st, 2015. HoloLens is a helmet/glasses like device worn over your eyes. Unlike Oculus Rift, the eye-piece component of HoloLens is transparent. It is able to project virtual content over real world objects. One of the example Microsoft used was Windows-like interfaces were projected onto walls and furniture. Users can interact with these projections with gestures.
Windows HoloLens