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Microsoft HoloLens

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Oct 29, 2026

Christian HeilmannHOST
16:43
But when you think about it, the same with smart glasses, when even Apple failed, when everybody said, OK, Google Glass, nobody wants to have.
Christian HeilmannHOST
16:51
Microsoft's HoloLens is far too expensive.
Christian HeilmannHOST
16:54
And then Apple is turning into that.
Christian HeilmannHOST
16:56
And I remember at our event, uh, the, uh, then the CTO of GitHub gave out a, uh, what was it called? Apple lens, Apple vision pro, Apple vision pro.
Will StackableHOST
1:07
Walk us through the origin story.
Will StackableHOST
1:10
I've heard there's a HoloLens moment in 2017, and then it sounds like there's a bigger push in 2021.
Will StackableHOST
1:15
But how did your team actually get into XR training?
Adam BergGUEST
1:19
Well, there wasn't a team in 2017 when the spark was lit.
Adam BergGUEST
1:24
There was a person who was aware of HoloLens, and it was an IT person.
Adam BergGUEST
1:30
And he bought one of them and just in his spare time wrote code and built things until he could play with it and consumed it on the HoloLens.
Adam BergGUEST
1:42
And then he started showing people.
Adam BergGUEST
1:44
And he started showing more people.
Lia GarvinHOST
5:14
I said, we all do it.
Lia GarvinHOST
5:16
When I was at Microsoft, I was working on the HoloLens design team.
Lia GarvinHOST
5:20
And I was responsible for ensuring that all of the UX and technical artists and visual designers, all of that work was delivered to our engineering partners.
Lia GarvinHOST
5:29
And I remember this so well.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:13
You don't see custom versions of Windows very much these days.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:16
You know, Surface Hub had a version, Xbox has a version, HoloLens had a version, obviously Windows Phone, and desktop, right? Most versions of Windows are a derivative of desktop.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:26
So the fact that we have a very special, unique version of Windows in Xbox, I think it's really cool.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:31
And I think we should, Xbox should carry that forward.

6 MINS LATER

Zac BowdenHOST
18:45
Other OEMs build big touchscreens as well.
Zac BowdenHOST
18:48
Those OEMs are not allowed to use the operating system.
Zac BowdenHOST
18:50
Same goes for HoloLens.
Zac BowdenHOST
18:51
There have been multiple XR devices in the world.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:13
You don't see custom versions of Windows very much these days.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:16
You know, Surface Hub had a version, Xbox has a version, HoloLens had a version, obviously Windows Phone, and desktop, right? Most versions of Windows are a derivative of desktop.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:26
So the fact that we have a very special, unique version of Windows in Xbox, I think it's really cool.
Zac BowdenHOST
12:31
And I think we should, Xbox should carry that forward.

6 MINS LATER

Zac BowdenHOST
18:45
Other OEMs build big touchscreens as well.
Zac BowdenHOST
18:48
Those OEMs are not allowed to use the operating system.
Zac BowdenHOST
18:50
Same goes for HoloLens.
Zac BowdenHOST
18:51
There have been multiple XR devices in the world.
Mirko PetersHOST
3:49
It can reset a used machine, repurpose it for a new person, and recover it when something goes wrong.
Mirko PetersHOST
3:55
The same technology sets up HoloLens 2 headsets in addition to laptops and desktops.
Mirko PetersHOST
3:58
That covers a device's whole life, from the first boot to the day it's retired, rather than a single moment when a box arrives.
Mirko PetersHOST
4:04
The part that catches people off guard is how little the end user has to do.
Steven FeinerGUEST
37:37
And so this is an example of something that is very similar to a lot of systems that are now being sold into industry.
Steven FeinerGUEST
37:46
Good comparison would be if you've ever seen the HoloLens video where there's the father advising his daughter on doing plumbing, and she's got HoloLens on, and he has a tablet, and he's scribbling on the tablet, and she then sees these scribbles in 3D in her world.
Steven FeinerGUEST
38:00
That is really nice if you're trying to name things and show high-level things about the stuff in the environment.
Steven FeinerGUEST
38:07
It's not good if the remote person is trying to show how to manipulate a tool, for example, and do these things that are really 3D rather than simply labeling stuff.

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Steven FeinerGUEST
61:13
It's down on the tabletop over here, very nice.
Steven FeinerGUEST
61:16
really sensitive multi-touch display.
Steven FeinerGUEST
61:18
Microsoft HoloLens, which we're looking through, and a Leap Motion Controller, which will make an occasional appearance when you see down somewhere around over here on the bezel as the camera moves, okay? And that's being used to do multi-hand stuff.
Steven FeinerGUEST
61:32
Now, full disclosure, which people often don't make when they show you stuff shot through HoloLens, Microsoft makes it very easy for you to go and produce video that is the combination of the camera that's in HoloLens with the virtual stuff, with a wider field of view than HoloLens really has, and with the ability to have the virtual stuff completely block, as I just showed you before, the real stuff.
Mirko PetersHOST
6:49
A face sensor uses an infrared camera, which is how it tells the difference between a real person and a photograph held up to the lens.
Mirko PetersHOST
6:56
The iris option is rare, and you'll mostly meet it on Microsoft's HoloLens headset.
Mirko PetersHOST
7:01
The worry beginners have is about privacy, and it comes up every single time.
Mirko PetersHOST
7:05
The news there is good.
Pedro LopesGUEST
46:28
That person over there, she's fixing a real engine.
Pedro LopesGUEST
46:31
She's in the HoloLens.
Pedro LopesGUEST
46:32
And if she touches that button to hang up the call or touch an interface, she should feel tactile feedback, because that actually helps us be more precise and dexterous on the virtual interactions.
Pedro LopesGUEST
46:43
The problem is that this is sort of where industry is selling us these tactile gloves that completely cover your finger pads.
Sash MohapatraHOST
15:49
I'll give you an example.
Sash MohapatraHOST
15:51
Remember the HoloLens? Remember Microsoft's HoloLens, right? So for those listening who don't know the HoloLens, this was just like a wearable technology, right? Augmented reality where you could use gestures to make things display.
Sash MohapatraHOST
16:05
Obviously a pretty cool thing.
Sash MohapatraHOST
16:06
There were two really good like real world use cases for it.
Sash MohapatraHOST
16:42
Right.
Sash MohapatraHOST
16:43
Because they're not going to hire specialists to live in very rural areas.
Sash MohapatraHOST
16:46
So rather than pay the money to have a specialist come in, you both put on a HoloLens.
Sash MohapatraHOST
16:52
You know, you the generalist are looking at this.

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