At Microsoft Ignite, Avatar and Titanic director James Cameron joined Microsoft for a fully virtual tech conference featuring holoports, a new Mesh, and more.
Microsoft is getting ready to ship its HoloLens 2 headset out to customers. The company has officially launched the futuristic, sensor-packed holographic computing headset.
A new augmented reality headset from Lenovo could challenge Microsoft's dominance in the commercial AR industry, with the ThinkReality A6 offering an AR experience akin to something between the first and second-generation Hololens headsets.The post Lenovo targets Hololens with ThinkReality enterprise augmented reality headset appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft announced that its HoloLens 2 Development Edition will be priced at $3,500. Ahead of the Build conference, Microsoft also disclosed that Unreal Engine 4 support will be coming to HoloLens 2 by the end of the month.The post Unreal Engine 4 support coming to Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 in May for developers appeared first on Digital Trends.
The HoloLens 2 is ripe for an announcement. Here's what Microsoft has revealed so far, what's likely in store for the next generation HoloLens, and everything that we know about this mixed reality headset.The post HoloLens 2: Everything you need to know appeared first on Digital Trends.
The HoloLens 2 is ripe for an announcement. Here's what Microsoft has revealed so far, what's likely in store for the next generation HoloLens, and everything that we know about this mixed reality headset.The post HoloLens 2: Everything you need to know appeared first on Digital Trends.
Though not revealing much, a roughly 42-second long teaser video was sent out by HoloLens inventor Alex Kipman on Twitter ahead of a planned press event at Mobile World Congress on February 24.The post Cryptic video teases Microsoft’s next-generation HoloLens 2 headset appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft is said to be leaning on Qualcomm to power its Hololens 2 headset. Instead of Intel CPUs, the next Hololens could use a Snapdragon 850 processor, allowing it to benefit from the always-connected features.The post Hololens 2 could give the Always Connected PC a new, ‘aggressive’ form appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft recently won a $480 million contract to equip American soldiers with up to 100,000 of its augmented reality Hololens headsets. Here's what we know so far about the new deal.The post Microsoft’s $480M contract with U.S. military will equip soldiers with Hololens appeared first on Digital Trends.
Lockheed Martin is turning to Microsoft’s mixed reality Hololens smartglasses to help build NASA's Orion spacecraft, which could one day help rocket astronauts as far afield as Mars.The post Here’s how Microsoft’s Hololens is helping NASA build the new Orion spacecraft appeared first on Digital Trends.
The next version of Microsoft's HoloLens headset for augmented reality will supposedly feature Qualcomm's new Snapdragon XR1. The rumor arrives by way of an anonymous source who claims the headset will appear in January 2019.The post HoloLens 2 could pack Qualcomm’s new XR1 chip for extended reality appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft's hardware plans for the coming year, and a bit beyond, have reportedly leaked according to multiple reports. So what could we see announced this year? Some exciting hardware releases like the HoloLens 2 and more.The post Surface Pro 6 is reportedly coming next year and HoloLens 2 later this year appeared first on Digital Trends.
Researchers created an application for Microsoft's Hololens that can steer visually impaired individuals through an unfamiliar, complex, multi-story building. It relies on the headset's 3D sound and real-time room/object mapping.The post Hololens can be used to navigate the blind through buildings faster appeared first on Digital Trends.
HoloLens mixed reality headset owners could soon interact with the virtual world using a virtual touchscreen. Microsoft Research developed a method called MRTouch to allow users to overlay a touchscreen on any flat surface.The post HoloLens virtual touchscreen is the futuristic tech we’ve been waiting for appeared first on Digital Trends.
Leap Motion revealed a new prototype headset combining hand tracking with augmented reality. The open source community will have access next week after a few refinements. Leap Motion wants to add even more tech in the future.The post Leap Motion’s prototype augmented reality headset includes hand tracking appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft's next HoloLens headset is still in the works but according to leaks, it could feature some significant internal changes -- including a new processor and some new computing capabilities.The post Microsoft’s HoloLens could be gearing up to kick Intel to the curb appeared first on Digital Trends.
The Magic Leap headset has now been unveiled for the first time and it looks very different from the kind of virtual and augmented reality headsets we have seen so far from other manufacturers.The post Magic Leap finally unveils ‘goggles’ with wireless processing, tracking appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft said on Tuesday that companies can now rent the Commercial Suite version HoloLens through Abcomrents. This will enable corporations to determine if HoloLens is right for their needs.The post A commercial version of HoloLens is available to rent in the U.S. and Canada appeared first on Digital Trends.
At an event for the launch of the new Surface Book 2 and the Fall Creators Update, Digital Trends sat down with the corporate VP of Devices at Microsoft to talk about new products, how device meets design, and what the future holds for Surface.The post Exclusive: Microsoft devices guru Panos Panay on making devices that sing appeared first on Digital Trends.
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