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Microsoft HoloLens is a [[Augmented Reality]] [[device]] developed by [[Microsoft]]. It is part of the [[Windows Holographics]] [[AR Platform]] incoporated wtih [[Windows 10]] OS. Similar to other [[OHMD]]s, HoloLens is a see through display worn over your eyes. Unlike [[Oculus Rift]] and [[Virtual Reality Devices|VR Devices]], the eye-piece component of HoloLens is transparent and the headset requires neither wires nor smartphones. 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 and voice commands. | Microsoft HoloLens is a [[Augmented Reality]] [[device]] developed by [[Microsoft]]. It is part of the [[Windows Holographics]] [[AR Platform]] incoporated wtih [[Windows 10]] OS. Similar to other [[OHMD]]s, HoloLens is a see through display worn over your eyes. Unlike [[Oculus Rift]] and [[Virtual Reality#Devices|VR Devices]], the eye-piece component of HoloLens is transparent and the headset requires neither wires nor smartphones. 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 and voice commands. | ||
Microsoft HoloLens runs a self-contained Windows 10 computer. It features HD 3D optical head-mounted display, spatial sound projection and advanced sensors to allow its users to interact its AR applications through head movements, gestures and voices. | Microsoft HoloLens runs a self-contained Windows 10 computer. It features HD 3D optical head-mounted display, spatial sound projection and advanced sensors to allow its users to interact its AR applications through head movements, gestures and voices. | ||