The arrival of the HoloLens marks a turning point in creating applications that enrich the real world with virtual objects. The device’s immersive experience, which is referred to as Mixed Reality, opens up an entire world of potential uses in industrial enterprises as well as our everyday lives. Holograms not only enrich our environment – interaction with holograms also facilitates our daily activities. In this session we will give you an overview of what sets the HoloLens apart from other Augmented and Virtual Reality devices, what it can do and what you can do with it. We will also provide an outlook on the use cases we see for the device and discuss your own ideas for the HoloLens. And finally we would like to give you the opportunity for a short hands-on demo.

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Holographic Innovation
Mixed Reality With HoloLens
In The Industry And Our Everyday Life

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Before we start…

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Mixed Reality??

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Virtual Reality – VR
Completely
immerse yourself
in digital content.

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Interaction using
hand-held
controllers.
Virtual Reality – VR

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Augmented Reality – AR
Superimpose digital
content on top of
the real world.

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Augmented Reality – AR
Doesn’t take
real-world objects
into account.

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Mixed Reality
Let digital content
blend & interact
with the real world.

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Augmented Reality Mixed Reality
Real-world objects
occlude
virtual objects.

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Natural interaction
with
virtual content.
Mixed Reality

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The Augmented and Virtual Reality Continuum
Virtual
Reality
Augmented
Reality
Mixed Reality

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…and what about Google Glass?
Image: Tim Reckmann, 2014-05-12, Creative Commons

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Microsoft HoloLens

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Untethered
You can
walk around
freely.

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Head Tracking
Device keeps track
of its own position
in the real world

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Spatial PerceptionHoloLens recognizes
real-world
environment

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World Anchor
Objects always
stay in one place

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Interaction Patterns
Gaze Gestures Voice
Commands

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Developing for HoloLens

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Windows Holographic Academy
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/holographic/academy

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DEMO
TIME

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Use Case: Assisted Construction and QA

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Assisted Construction and QA: The Past
CAD RealityDrawings

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Assisted Construction and QA: The Future
CAD
Reality
HoloLens

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Use Case: Holographic Prototyping & Analysis

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Consumer Use Cases?
$ 3000
600 g
2-3 hours
Hides your face

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Consumer Use Cases?
$ 3000
600 g
2-3 hours
Hides your face

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Cooking!

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Hands On!

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Michael.Sattler@zuehlke.com
Thanks everyone!
See you at the expo!

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