An curved arrow pointing right. Microsoft unveiled a holographic computer, which allows users to work and design in a virtual 3D space. NASA even has plans to control rovers with it starting this ...

Controlling a computer with your mind was once pure science ... address the first of these challenges by developing a digital holographic imaging (DHI) system to identify and validate the signal ...

Lori Brown, associate professor of aviation at Western Michigan University, has teamed up with Microsoft to transform aviation training through the use of Microsoft's HoloLens mixed reality technology ...

The HoloLens is essentially a computer you wear on your face. But instead of interacting through a keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen, the HoloLens projects 3-D images in front of you that you can ...

Although holographic storage research dates back to the 1960s, the first commercial product did not debut until 2010 (see Tapestry). Offering archival longevity, the technology appeared to have a ...

It's like a next-level Zoom video call, but instead of appearing on someone else's computer screen in a small box, your full-size likeness is projected onto a holographic screen for them to see.

There's also some extra hardware: It's called Microsoft HoloLens. It's the first fully untethered holographic computer, which will be available in the Windows 10 timeframe.

In a statement to UploadVR, the company acknowledged that customers and partners who want to get their hands on the company's holographic computer should place orders as soon as possible before ...