Microsoft's HoloLens 2 is now available in 14 new markets, with South Korean coming later this fall. Besides wider availability, Microsoft is highlighting some real-world use cases with HoloLens 2 by major companies as examples of how the tech can streamline production and manufacturing.
Microsoft's latest HoloLens headset, the HoloLens 2, has only been available to developers for several months. However, now it's open for anyone to order directly from the Microsoft Store — if you have $3,500 to spare.
HoloLens research mode allows you to see data from the headset's sensors. Research mode on the HoloLens 2 gets you data from the accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer in addition to the data you can get from the original HoloLens.
Mozilla announced Firefox Reality for HoloLens 2 today. The Virtual and augmented reality browser will let HoloLens 2 users browse the web and experiment with augmented reality elements on HoloLens 2. This also marks the first Firefox Reality launch on the Microsoft Store.
Microsoft is adding fifteen new markets for HoloLens 2 starting this fall, bringing the total to twenty-five. Additionally, beginning this summer, customers can purchase HoloLens 2 directly from Microsoft's online and physical stores. Azure Spatial Anchors is now generally available, and Azure Remote Rendering is now available as a public preview. Finally, Microsoft highlights some real-world usage of HoloLens 2 to help address the current pandemic.
Rubén Caballero is now a corporate vice president at Microsoft working on HoloLens, Mixed Reality, and other special projects. Caballero previously worked at Apple as vice president of engineering.
Lockheed Martin and ASRC Federal Data Solutions are using Hololens 2 headsets to create spacecraft. Currently, the companies are using the AR headset to building spacecraft for Artemis II.
Microsoft is teed up to host its Mixed Reality Dev Days again for 2020. The even takes places on May 16-17 in Redmond, Washington. After that, Mixed Reality Dev Days is also set to go on tour in Germany and Japan.
Alex Kipman has a vision of HoloLens replacing every screen you use and potentially allowing you to talk to the dead.
Microsoft's new HoloLens wearable headset is now commercially available to customers and is shipping today. It's the first Windows Core OS device to me made available for sale, and features improved interaction models, a new Snapdragon 850 processor, a wider field of view, and much more.
A new video from Epic Games shows off the Apollo 11 mission inside the HoloLens 2. Though, the HoloLens 2 needed some help to process all of the holographic elements.
Microsoft's upgraded augmented reality headset will go on sale this September, bringing improved hardware and software to WMR.
Microsoft is currently working on its next-generation HoloLens wearable headset. Here's everything we think we know so far.
We go hands-on with HoloLens 2 at Build 2019 to detail all the new improvements and changes being made to HoloLens OS. Announced at Mobile World Congress in February, the HoloLens 2 is Microsoft's second-generation holographic computer, aimed primarily at businesses in need of unique computing experiences for workers. It's also a technical marvel.
Now more developers can get their hands on Microsoft's latest mixed reality advancements with the HoloLens 2 Development Edition.
Microsoft has made the first version of Windows Core OS available via an emulator, in the form of HoloLens 2.
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Does the new Microsoft HoloLens 2 run apps built for the HoloLens 1? It should, for the most part.
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Folding phones are getting a lot of attention but Microsoft's HoloLens progress is moving holographic computing closer to the masses.