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MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge May 3, 2017 event "What's Real in VR/AR?"
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- 1. A Bit About Me š Microso' Technical Evangelist in Boston! š Xavier University of Louisiana Grad (May 2014) š B.S. in Computer Science š Louisiana NaIve š Video Game and VR Nerd š CerIfied Awesome Person
- 2. Self-contained computer Containing more computing power than the average laptop, Microsoft HoloLens doesn’t need external wires, markers, or cameras, nor a connection to a phone or PC, so you can move freely and untethered.
- 3. Advanced sensors Microsoft HoloLens has advanced sensors to capture information about what you're doing and the environment you’re in.
- 4. Transparent lenses See-through holographic lenses use an advanced optical projection system, so you can see holograms in your world.
- 5. Holographic Processing Unit The HPU is custom silicon that processes a large amount of data per second from the sensors, enabling Microsoft HoloLens to understand gestures, where you look, and map the world around you, all in real time.
- 6. Spatial sound Microsoft HoloLens synthesizes sound so that you can hear holograms from anywhere in the room. It’s immersive, yet won’t block out the real world.