Microsoft introduced another potential use for its HoloLens augmented reality headset on Monday, this time showing how engineers and industrial designers could use the technology to shape new devices. Designers have long used software to create digital 3D models of whatever they’re working on. But imagine if those models could be loaded into the HoloLens and viewed as a hologram. Designers could see their designs at scale and make changes in real time without needing to build physical models. Industrial design was one of the first potential applications Microsoft talked about for its augmented reality headset, but now the company is making it official by a… Read More
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