The document summarizes Microsoft HoloLens, the first holographic computer running Windows 10. It allows users to see and interact with holograms overlaid in their real-world environment. HoloLens uses sensors to track eye gaze and gestures as inputs. Holograms are projected onto the user's field of view using two nano projectors located on each side of the head and a see-through visor. Potential uses include remote instruction, 3D design, gaming, navigation, and entertainment. However, HoloLens has limitations such as a small field of view, short battery life, high cost, and risk of accidents if used improperly.