Microsoft today announced a request for proposals for academic research on possible applications of “holographic computing” — the sort of augmented reality that Microsoft’s HoloLens headset can offer. Microsoft has come up with a few potential areas of exploration, like data visualization, interactive art, human-computer interaction, and psychology. But the company wants help from academics, […]
Microsoft offers researchers $500K and HoloLens development kits to make holographic computing useful
Venture Beat - 6 Jul 2015 18:46
Microsoft today announced a request for proposals for academic research on possible applications of “holographic computing” — the sort of augmented reality that Microsoft’s HoloLens headset can offer. Microsoft has come up with a few potential areas of exploration, like data visualization, interactive art, human-computer interaction, and psychology. But the company wants help from academics, […]
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