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Does this mean HoloLens is dead? HoloLens 3 was allegedly axed years ago already. I wonder what happens now to the enterprise customers.
by oefrha 3y ago
Does this mean HoloLens is dead? HoloLens 3 was allegedly axed years ago already. I wonder what happens now to the enterprise customers.
- feitingen 3y agoI always wondered what the enterprise customers were using it for. Is there some secret killer app or 4D excel I'm missing out on?
- KineticLensman 3y ago> I always wondered what the enterprise customers were using it for. There are some military training research projects that I came across in a previous life. These VR apps haven't supplanted traditional PC-based training sims, though, although these are often based on commercial game engines rather than custom sims.
- tbrownaw 3y agoHm, there's an idea. Those annual mandatory trainings from HR. Things like "how to not harass coworkers", but now in immersive 3D.
- edude03 3y agoThe demo apps that microsoft shows probably are what they're using it for. If you look at the microsoft store for/on the HoloLens you'll see a bunch of training and communication apps.
- dbetteridge 3y agoAt an old workplace (Traditional engineering consultancy) we used it to show prospective and current customers walkthroughs of their projects. Take a revit model, add some textures and you've got a great demo.
- filmgirlcw 3y agoHoloLens is a different category but it’s also been almost exclusively B2B based since HoloLens 2, which usually means there is a different support structure. No idea on the current status of the project/product, however. * I used to work at Microsoft and I now work at a Microsoft subsidiary but I have no insight here other than what has been publicly stated.
- GeekyBear 3y agoDidn't Microsoft lay off the Hololens team last year?