Microsoft Holographic Reality
Holographic Reality: The software giant’s push into holographic reality computing, tied into Microsoft Windows 10, spurs the imagination. Indeed, Windows 10 will have all the pieces needed for Microsoft’s HoloLens, a great holographic ambition. In Microsoft’s view, everything from Minecraft to Skype could be holographic friendly. A lot of areas are clearly business focused, as many of the features apply to the enterprise industry. Businesses can use Microsoft HoloLens in many ways.
In theory, the use of HoloLens shouldn’t require any extra skills, just the knowledge to use “gaze, gesture, and voice” capabilities that the new hardware brings to Windows Universal apps.
What can we do with Microsoft’s new HoloLens? For starters, since HoloLens is hooked into Windows 10, we can easily take advantage of the holographic feature:
For instance, the travel industry could use HoloLens as an entertainment device, retail could use holographic computing as a virtual dressing room, home improvement chains could help renovation projects, and so on.
Briefly, Microsoft’s holographic efforts could be conducive to almost every enterprise interested in adopting the next-generation holographic reality which allows you to move confidently in the virtual world, to work, and to play comfortably.
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