This is the real future-notVR. I can imagine going on A run and having A virtual game like temple run overlain on your running path. All kinds of cool things you can do with this.
Check out the Mojo Lens. Not only is it a near perfect method of AR, but closing your eyes doubles as VR. No FOV or IPD issues either since they're contact lenses. Mojo Vision's CTO says it'll be priced at around high-end smartphone prices.
VR and AR really aren't that different. There's a reason this technology is going to start to be referred to as "XR" with the software converging. There are a ton of uses for AR, but AR will never have the immersion that VR does, so I can see both sides of XR having their uses.
Nobody knows about it. After Google Glass flopped, I think people aren't looking at this as the new normal like they did with Google Glass. I think the other aspect is pricing, this technology looks perfect for use in industry, but if you want your own unit, it'll cost $3,000 - $4,000.
I'm an Android app developer and I'm thinking of starting to experiment with HoloLens development. I think this device will be very useful in the medical field as well.
Just wait, in a few more years phones will be replaced by Hololens. I’m glad to be alive in this era to see all of this technology begin to emerge. The future is near.
Honestly I think Virtual Reality devices are harder to use than phones. I'm gonna commit suicide if technology goes that far. I'm really afraid of the future for about months. Man I want a device that is easier to use and can be physically touched like phones, tablets, desktops and laptops, not a computer screen that its light source is nowhere to be found (aka the one shown in the video). I at first thought that Virtual Reality thing was all a lie and it was a thing that literally the entire humanity was and still thinking of it, even Adam! But now after watching this video I'm really really afraid of the future.
Plus Virtual Reality devices don't improve privacy at all, but rather ruins it. If you want to hear something you don't want others to hear and you only have a headphone that is operable if you connect its cable to a turned-on phone, and even your phone is damaged and you only have that HoloLen, how would you be able to connect the headphone to that HoloLen if there's no phone body that can be connected to? Especially that HoloLens' screens physically don't exist but the input and output are within the air, right?
I wonder how good the hand gesture interaction feels. The stage demo Microsoft did made it look super janky, but that may have just been the video projection they were doing. It doesn't look as bad in this demo. On my Oculus 2, I was surprised the hand gestures didn't feel that bad despite having no tactile feedback. I only tested the gestures out though, I still regularly use the Oculus controller in the same way I'd rather use a mouse on the computer than touch the screen.
They need to make an interface that isn’t pointing with fingers, it would make life so much easier. I think it would be great if there was a way to have a phone turn into a mouse which you could rotate into a keyboard.
The tech isn't quite there yet... I mean, its laggy and the interface seems to be not that responsive. I think that if there was some way to use a external CPU or GPU to process the data while indoors, and beyond that some gloves to accelerate the communication process, or even to give the user some tactile response it would be great.
i think this technology will improve dramatically in the next few years. the US military and Microsoft will be fielding a version of hololense 2 on the battlefield. that means funding for Microsoft
I believe that you could technically do it with 3rd party tools in here already with the main limitation being performance. The hand tracking is... ok at best at this point. It's just good enough to feel intuitive to push your fingers through the air and affect the virtual world. However if you look closer, you'll notice quite a considerable lag between the user hands and the virtual hands. It might become quite an issue when you move your hands quickly and see a trail of invisibility following them. So I personally think that with a bit more development and better hardware, we'll definitely get to see something like your proposal. I think it sounds great and would indeed be very intuitive - given it performs without noticeable delay.
You can do the same thing pretty much with the Spatial app which is free for the Oculus Quest 2!! Only 300 to buy the whole headset. I just accidently discovered this last night on my oculus and was blown away.
Trying to setup my HoloLens 2. I've calibrated, connected to a network, but now I can't even open the start menu lol. It says the next step is to look at your palm in order to bring up the start menu. When looking at my palm, the 'Windows Icon' does not appear at all. PLEASE HELP!
@@pauleasker5629 Yeah I figured that. My stepdad is into this shit and showed me a video of this when it was first in development years ago. I had the shower thought to check in with the project to see how it is.
This is the real future-notVR. I can imagine going on A run and having A virtual game like temple run overlain on your running path. All kinds of cool things you can do with this.
Check out the Mojo Lens. Not only is it a near perfect method of AR, but closing your eyes doubles as VR. No FOV or IPD issues either since they're contact lenses. Mojo Vision's CTO says it'll be priced at around high-end smartphone prices.
@@MikeslyMontague Ye. I know them. But there longgg not out yet...
Awesome idea with the Tempel run thing though
Yeah and then hitting a fucking car
VR and AR really aren't that different. There's a reason this technology is going to start to be referred to as "XR" with the software converging. There are a ton of uses for AR, but AR will never have the immersion that VR does, so I can see both sides of XR having their uses.
Wait why does this only have 30,000 views? This is AMAZING!
Nobody knows about it. After Google Glass flopped, I think people aren't looking at this as the new normal like they did with Google Glass. I think the other aspect is pricing, this technology looks perfect for use in industry, but if you want your own unit, it'll cost $3,000 - $4,000.
@@chris-hayes google glass kinda messed up the whole ar/vr industry.
cuz it’s a $4000 device
This is designed for us tech inventors that’s why it cost $4000.
I'm an Android app developer and I'm thinking of starting to experiment with HoloLens development. I think this device will be very useful in the medical field as well.
Just wait, in a few more years phones will be replaced by Hololens. I’m glad to be alive in this era to see all of this technology begin to emerge. The future is near.
With these devices, the future is now, my friend :)
Honestly I think Virtual Reality devices are harder to use than phones. I'm gonna commit suicide if technology goes that far. I'm really afraid of the future for about months.
Man I want a device that is easier to use and can be physically touched like phones, tablets, desktops and laptops, not a computer screen that its light source is nowhere to be found (aka the one shown in the video).
I at first thought that Virtual Reality thing was all a lie and it was a thing that literally the entire humanity was and still thinking of it, even Adam! But now after watching this video I'm really really afraid of the future.
Plus Virtual Reality devices don't improve privacy at all, but rather ruins it.
If you want to hear something you don't want others to hear and you only have a headphone that is operable if you connect its cable to a turned-on phone, and even your phone is damaged and you only have that HoloLen, how would you be able to connect the headphone to that HoloLen if there's no phone body that can be connected to? Especially that HoloLens' screens physically don't exist but the input and output are within the air, right?
@@ZuneTech2008 saying you would kys if it got to that point is very laughable, you’ll be fine
the amount of vr crap on the table is amazing
he's got like 20 touch controllers
This would be so dope just doing household chores. I can see myself cooking while the display reads me the recipes and watching footballs
I have a pair of the holo lens 2 and I am loving them the. only con so far for me is the fov is a little narrow
@theunicornatihascome you can still get it if you are in a business
この光景に心打たれて早6年、実装に向けて動いています。
Yesterday I had experienced this exact same demo. Really it is very awesome.
I wonder how good the hand gesture interaction feels. The stage demo Microsoft did made it look super janky, but that may have just been the video projection they were doing. It doesn't look as bad in this demo. On my Oculus 2, I was surprised the hand gestures didn't feel that bad despite having no tactile feedback. I only tested the gestures out though, I still regularly use the Oculus controller in the same way I'd rather use a mouse on the computer than touch the screen.
Yeah I’m not buying the hand gesture technology yet, it doesn’t look all that responsive.
They need to make an interface that isn’t pointing with fingers, it would make life so much easier. I think it would be great if there was a way to have a phone turn into a mouse which you could rotate into a keyboard.
What? No it’s meant to life it would be useless if you still have to pull out your phone😴
A Cheaper Affordable Remote Controller is better or a Clicker so you don't have to raise Hands too much
thanks just need to get the SDK and do you know when version 3 is coming out.
Most likely 2023. So 2 more years left.
@@xsuploader thanks
Can I get Tinkerbelle or Periwinkle as my assistant?
Can 3 people who have these connect to each other's lens and see same thing, like a group project???
Yep! It is so cool.
You mean Microsoft mesh
@@nischaymiglani2617 uP
The tech isn't quite there yet... I mean, its laggy and the interface seems to be not that responsive. I think that if there was some way to use a external CPU or GPU to process the data while indoors, and beyond that some gloves to accelerate the communication process, or even to give the user some tactile response it would be great.
i think this technology will improve dramatically in the next few years. the US military and Microsoft will be fielding a version of hololense 2 on the battlefield. that means funding for Microsoft
Nice vid
Cortana has the most natural voice
I can listen to it all day. Such soothing voice
I wonder if there will be a solution to occlusion, to make it so when you have your hands over a screen or object that it won’t appear over your hand
I believe that you could technically do it with 3rd party tools in here already with the main limitation being performance.
The hand tracking is... ok at best at this point. It's just good enough to feel intuitive to push your fingers through the air and affect the virtual world.
However if you look closer, you'll notice quite a considerable lag between the user hands and the virtual hands.
It might become quite an issue when you move your hands quickly and see a trail of invisibility following them.
So I personally think that with a bit more development and better hardware, we'll definitely get to see something like your proposal.
I think it sounds great and would indeed be very intuitive - given it performs without noticeable delay.
how much is it????? this technology wasy dream finally 😍😍😍😍
www.microsoft.com/en-us/hololens
Almost 4000€
@@kalibrador *oof*
You can do the same thing pretty much with the Spatial app which is free for the Oculus Quest 2!! Only 300 to buy the whole headset. I just accidently discovered this last night on my oculus and was blown away.
@@DRHISSYPISSY it's 300 $ American?
this flipping gnarly
This is AR Glasses.because I've seen it in the animeSwod Art Online.
Is it worth buying?
Can you browse Internet or watch UA-cam on this device?
Yes, you can
@@pauleasker5629 great thanks for replying
Trying to setup my HoloLens 2. I've calibrated, connected to a network, but now I can't even open the start menu lol. It says the next step is to look at your palm in order to bring up the start menu. When looking at my palm, the 'Windows Icon' does not appear at all. PLEASE HELP!
Hold your palm higher up in your view. The view of the camera is narrow so if you holding it too low you will not see the windows logo.
I'm in Sci-fi
how do you record the "screen"?
tap your wrist to bring up the start menu then press the camera button
I wish i got 1 plzz
Is this real or animated
real. but you have to wear a hololens to see this
@@pauleasker5629 Yeah I figured that. My stepdad is into this shit and showed me a video of this when it was first in development years ago. I had the shower thought to check in with the project to see how it is.
Welcome t9 another video of I can’t afford this
Its frozen on windows 10 agreement
Jesucristo salvanos de todo mal
What about FoV?
It's a little wider than the original, but it's still too narrow in my opinion.
@@pauleasker5629 its twice the area of the original fov so more than a little more.
Danse sensorielle 😂
can u watch youtube?
You’re too impatient bro, just go through the tutorial like normal.
Can I have one please! I subbed and liked :o
Fuck off
@@succ1r .
Sorry, too expensive to hand out. :)
@@pauleasker5629 Okay, lol, I only asked because I thought that all of those Hololens cases had Hololens in them hehe
@@succ1r shh
Intergrade frozer
Mask
Watch sim
Fake video. if you want ,i can to make 1K of that.but you need to pay me .
Fake
No, this is real.
@@pauleasker5629 100% real except the video shows no depth of field. It's absolutely crazy when you wear the thing.
@@Nathanallenpinard yeah, you really can't show it well to anyone who doesn't have it on. It is a crazy device.
It’s real it’s called the Microsoft holo lens
It's real lol