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If anything, I would consider their videos and their dishonesty as fraudulent. It's also telling, that my previous post in this article was modded down pretty
by kefka 11y ago
If anything, I would consider their videos and their dishonesty as fraudulent.
It's also telling, that my previous post in this article was modded down pretty hard. a few of us went to Chicago to demo this, and I was sorely unimpressed. And the AR was only one facet. The bigger problem is their choice of active scanned IR.
They mentioned that their new API will to geocode everything you scan with GPS points, reference points (wifi) and other ways of triangulation. And those points will be linked to Lat/Lon. That sounds exciting and scary both... but with failure to adapt to that huge glowing ball of wideband radiation means the Hololens is a fail outside or near windows.
I guess that leaves the basements to us?
- shpx 11y ago> And those points will be linked to Lat/Lon Do they "conveniently" upload all this to "the cloud" too?
- kefka 11y agoThe "Product Evangelists" refused to answer that, by talking about how Cool the platform was. And it was also limited by the fact that there were only about 7 minutes of questions taken. My guess is that yes, they would sync to MS local maps of your environments. It would make a great deal of sense, as that's where Google has a huge hole in on their maps service. It would put MS on the "map", literally and figuratively.