Mixed reality (MR) combines aspects of virtual reality and augmented reality by merging real and virtual worlds. MR uses computer technology to overlay digital information and objects onto the real world. This allows users to see both physical and digital objects interacting in real time. Some key differences between virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality are discussed. MR has advantages like hands-free interaction, 3D visualization, and spatial mapping. However, it also faces drawbacks like limited outdoor use and safety requirements. MR has many potential use cases including entertainment, product design, education, training, and more.

1. MIXED REALTY
MUSAFAR SAKEEN
Firmtech developers

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Introduction
What is VR
What is AR
What is MR
Differences

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Why is MR
MR devices
advantages
Drawbacks
Use cases

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5. Introduction
Advancements in computing have continued to
enhance user effectiveness and efficiency in all
aspects of home and work life. Mixed Reality
technology is rapidly becoming one of those
major technological progressions. Mixed Reality
(MR) applications are a hybrid implementation of
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality
(VR). Although similar, there remains significant
differences between the two technologies.

6. What is virtual reality..?
Virtual Reality (VR) is the use of computer technology to
create a simulated environment. Unlike traditional user
interfaces, VR places the user inside an experience

7. What Augmented reality(MR)..?
Augmented reality is the integration of
digital information with the user's
environment in real time

8. What is Mixed Reality(Hybrid Reality)..?
merging of real and virtual worlds to produce new
environments and visualizations where physical and
digital objects co-exist and interact in real time

9. Differences

10. Why Mixed Reality?
• Virtual on Physical
• Ability to see data while performing tasks
• Stereoscopic vision for better insights
• Hands free

11. THE
MIXED REALITY
DEVICES

12. Untethered Computer
Containing more computing power than of
An average laptop. Microsoft hololense doesn’t
Need any wires . markers or cameras nor a connection
To a phone or pc.so you can move freely and untethered

13. Advanced sensors
Microsoft hololense has advanced sensors to capture
information about what you are doing and the
environment you are in

14. Transparent lenses
See through holographic lenses use an advanced optical projection
system ,so you can see holograms in the real world

15. Holographic Processing Unit
The HPU is custom silicon that process a large amount of data per
seconds from sensors, enabling Microsoft HoloLens to understand
gestures ,where you look , and map the world around you, all in real time

17. Advantages
It encourages natural interaction between both world
Spatial mapping– Reduce mistakes by proximity of information to objects/
environment
Hands-free – Increase information access efficiency while performing tasks
3D environments – Leverage spatial memory to improve retention &
navigation
 Data visualization – Improve comprehension of complex geospatial data sets
 True scale – Accurately experience & evaluate spatial relationships and
appearance

18. Drawbacks
 Outdoor use not recommended
 Safety compliance requirements
 Requires reliable internet connection for audio & video

19. Mixed reality use cases
Entertainment Product Design
Annotated Environment Premium Selling
Soft Skills Training Hard Skills Training
Space Planning Situation Planning
Experience Invisible Data Medical Imaging
Remote Expert Infinite Screen
Education Expert Coaching
Automated Guidance Art and Creativity

20. Go through some experiences

21. With thoughtful experience
design, diligent optimization and
smart engineering,
today’s mixed reality devices
deliver real business value
for a wide variety of use cases.

22. IT’S YOUR TIME ….

23. Thank you..!
Musafar Sakeen
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Firmtech.dev@gmail.com