HoloLens is a mixed reality smartglass developed by Microsoft that allows users to interact with holograms in their real environment. It combines elements of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), enabling 3D holographic images to coexist with the physical world. Users can view and manipulate holograms through hand gestures, eye tracking, and voice commands. HoloLens is designed for various applications, including education, healthcare, engineering, and gaming, providing immersive experiences that enhance productivity and creativity. The device features a lightweight design, built-in sensors, and spatial mapping technology, allowing for a seamless blending of digital and physical experiences.
Microsoft’s recent decision to step back from its HoloLens project marks a significant shift in the tech giant’s strategy towards augmented and mixed reality. The move has left industry observers…