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"""holographic computing""" Pretty sure they don't use any holographic technology and it's "just standard AR". US only...meh. There also doesn't seem to be any
by kriro 11y ago
"""holographic computing"""
Pretty sure they don't use any holographic technology and it's "just standard AR".
US only...meh. There also doesn't seem to be any university licensing program. Could be done quite a bit better.
- cma 11y agoThey use a holographic waveguide, but it isnt like looking at real volumetric hologram, the actual image formed is still flat at fixed focus. But you do get stereo and parallax from head movement, the only thing lacking is variable focus/eye accommodation.
- pmelendez 11y ago> US only...meh And Canada :)
- vlunkr 11y agoI think they are calling it holographic because more people will understand that than augmented reality.
- necubi 11y agoIt's as much holographic as the Oculus (or other head-tracked HMDs), and the missing depth cue (accommodation) doesn't seem very important in practice. See here [0] for a good discussion on what is and is not holographic, in the context of the HoloLens, from an academic VR researcher. [0] http://doc-ok.org/?p=1172 http://doc-ok.org/?p=1172