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Isn't hololens2 significantly lower resolution? You can't really have a virtual workspace unless the resolution is incredibly high.
by buzzerbetrayed 6y ago
Isn't hololens2 significantly lower resolution? You can't really have a virtual workspace unless the resolution is incredibly high.
- fsloth 6y agoHololens 2 is not a virtual reality headset. It's a wearable HUD and UI (since you can control it with hand gestures). It's an industrial inspections and automation tool - and for those use cases the users love it. For offerings in this space built around Hololens 2 see for example https://fieldtech.trimble.com/en/products/mixed-reality/trimble-xr10-with-hololens-2 https://fieldtech.trimble.com/en/products/mixed-reality/trim... The virtual workspace for hololens is the physical world. The view area is a bit small. But the idea is not in HL to create a virtual world, but to overlay information to the real world.
- texasbigdata 6y agoEven better, IMHO based on anecdotal personal experience
- hobos_delight 6y agoYeah I've used a hololens for a building walkthrough (showing a new fitout) and whilst it was a cool experience, the resolution was really low, and the field of view was tiny - just a small square in each eye. The latency tracking was on par with other headsets, which I consider quite good. Disclaimer: I work for MSFT, opinions my own, yadda yadda yadda.