Microsoft HoloLens for the Enterprise
summary
A Portland shop builds custom HoloLens and Windows Mixed Reality apps for enterprises and shows concrete wins: a full-scale hip‑replacement demo for surgeons, a Trimble/architectural full‑scale site viewer, a Stryker sales room replacement, Volvo manufacturing visualizations and a Saab sand‑table for defense. Teams report fewer handoff errors and lower travel costs by using remote expert sessions and shared 3D project reviews; most solutions require building custom backend and collaboration tooling because off‑the‑shelf libraries aren’t yet available.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and team background
- 1:48Shift to 3D human experience
- 3:15Top five HoloLens value drivers
- 5:44Industry segments overview
- 9:38Five enterprise use cases
- 14:12Key takeaways and future outlook
- 16:41Closing and Q&A invitation
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