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I work in emergent technology and R&D. My questions don't have a SO question, let alone an answer. I get that in general programming, SO is great. Or if you ne
by kefka 10y ago
I work in emergent technology and R&D.
My questions don't have a SO question, let alone an answer. I get that in general programming, SO is great. Or if you need to know how to generate a N-dimensional array and initialize it for floats -- sure.
But what about: How can the Hololens be used in an Academic sports setting as training hardware? I'm brainstorming rapidly, then digging in what the Hololens can do (by experimentation, no less), and then investigating the API for what's exposed.
The API is the easy part, as it the simple programming.
- rubidium 10y agoThe closer you are to actual research, the less helpful anything in print or online will be in answering your question. SO is for questions that have known solutions or quickly knowable solutions. Sounds like you're actually looking for a collaboration tool.