For instance, you can tap the hologram of a ball generated by Microsoft HoloLens and have it bounce on the surface. Users can not only view the location, but they can also visualize it in 3D and interact with the hologram using gestures. For instance, a meeting participant can be converted into a hologram, and their 3D virtual image can be streamed to a different location. The other meeting participant would be able to see and interact with the person’s hologram, just like in real life. Microsoft is an established player in the hologram and mixed reality space, enabling real-world interactions with holograms through HoloLens 2 and the upcoming HoloLens 3.

Source: Libya Today February 15, 2022 16:33 UTC