Virtual reality has been a
growing trend today in the world brimming with technology, thus the
tech giant Microsoft reveals its first of its kind VR device that
delivers more than just augmented reality.
Microsoft announced the
holographic Hololens, a new entry as a VR headset space, but it
delivers more than its competitors.
The Hololens combines the
physical and the digital things around us to create a virtual
holographic image via the see through holographic lenses. The
Hololens has its own computer and doesn't need any other device to be
tethered with.
It also creates a spatial
sound, so you can feel the holograohic images around you. It has an
in-built high-end CPU and GPU, and Microsoft has also implemented
something new, which it calls "HPU" a holographic
processing unit.
This device is equipped
with the new Windows Holographic. The developers team is already
working on the apps need to perform on this platform. The apps for
this device will be compatible with Windows 10, and as far as these
are going to universal Windows 10 apps, so it's going to rather
easier for developers to develop them.
Microsoft demonstrated the
impeccabiliy of Windows Holographic, pairing it with Hololens on
stage. It showcased, how to build a 3d virtual quadrocopter using the
Holostudio app, finger pointing and some exclusive voice commands.
The design created using Hololens can also be 3d printed, if there
happens to be a 3d printer.
This platform is going to
be more interesting with more holographic apps in the market.
Microsoft hasn't given any specific release date of Hololens, but
their executive said that "this device will go on sale according
to the Windows 10 timeframe".
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