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How hard is it to integrate the device in a non-Windows environment? I know a couple of warehouses that might be interesting in testing the device for navigatio
by kriro 10y ago
How hard is it to integrate the device in a non-Windows environment? I know a couple of warehouses that might be interesting in testing the device for navigation/parts identification etc. but one of them runs on BSD and the other on Linux. I'd have to integrate with their logistics software which runs on these machines etc.
I'm assuming that's a non-issue but asking just in case anyone has played with HL in depth.
- WorldMaker 10y agoThe HoloLens runs a version of Windows 10 (it is its own computer, which partly accounts for its $3k cost right now). You'd write Windows 10 UWP apps for it and install them to the HoloLens. Those apps could communicate with the rest of your apps in whichever ways make sense. For instance, you could stand up simple REST services on the BSD/Linux machines and your UWP app could make HTTP(S) calls to get updated information from those machines over Warehouse WiFi.