Microsoft's Windows Holographic is being touted as "the most advanced holographic computer the world has ever seen." An exciting development for an industry playing with virtual realities for some time now, Windows Holographic works in tandem with the HoloLens headset, that may look like any other VR accessory. Yet it helps to puts people in augmented spaces that go beyond that which already exists.
Windows Holographic and the HoloLens was created in collaboration with NASA. What makes the program and the headset stand out in particular is the fact that it is a self-contained computer. The Verge happily notes that "there are no wires and no need for a connection to a PC or a phone."
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Advanced Holographic Computing
- The development of Windows Holographic computing technology creates new opportunities for computing experiences.
- Self-contained Augmented Spaces
- The creation of a self-contained computerized augmented reality headset like the HoloLens enables enhanced user experiences.
- Collaboration for Innovation
- Collaboration between companies like Microsoft and NASA can lead to revolutionary technological advancements.
Where This Applies
- Technology
- The technology industry can harness the power of holographic computing technology for enhanced user experiences.
- Virtual Reality
- The virtual reality industry can leverage the development of self-contained augmented reality devices to drive technological advancement.
- Aerospace
- The development of technology like HoloLens in collaboration with NASA creates opportunities for innovation in the aerospace industry.
