spatial computing

Microsoft revealed HoloLens on January 21, 2015, at its Windows 10 press event in Redmond, presenting an untethered see-through augmented-reality headset built around Windows Holographic, onboard sensors, a CPU, GPU, and a custom Holographic Processing Unit. The demo was not merely a hardware...

Microsoft’s Copilot Veja concept cracks open a larger debate about the future of augmented reality: do we need another screen strapped to our faces, or should intelligence quietly live in devices we already accept? The ear‑worn Copilot Veja — a personal concept by Microsoft designer Braz de Pina...

For more than a decade the smartphone has been the indispensable center of personal computing—and now the world’s largest tech companies are openly designing a future where that center no longer belongs to a single glass slab, but to a distributed, AI‑driven fabric of wearables, spatial...

Microsoft’s vision for extended reality (XR) in the enterprise space is taking center stage with a bold and expansive approach. As detailed by XR Today in their recent deep dive into Microsoft’s XR Vision for enterprises, the tech giant is laying out an ecosystem that promises to revolutionize...

The dawn of seamless connectivity between devices has arrived, and it comes courtesy of a thrilling collaboration between Microsoft and Meta. Imagine strapping on your Meta Quest 3 or Quest 3S headset and immersing yourself in a mixed-reality workspace, complete with the capability to connect to...