There are Robots in my Bedroom - Introduction to Windows Mixed Reality

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Covers building on Windows Mixed Reality with Unity 3D and C# that exports to Visual Studio and the Hololens emulator, using raycast-based gaze as the cursor plus gestures (tap, bloom), keyword voice recognition, and spatial audio via HRTF. Hololens is untethered, uses four IR/UV environment cams with ~4 m depth range and an HPU, runs Windows 10; field of view and sunlight/outdoor mapping are limiting. Demos include Minecraft-style placement, origami physics and a robot-shooter “rubber raid” that works but shows mapping-dependent stability.

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1. 0:00Windows Mixed Reality intro
2. 3:44From 2D to immersive
3. 7:59What is mixed reality
4. 16:05Mixed reality dev building blocks
5. 24:42Gestures and interactions
6. 31:14Voice commands with Cortana
7. 34:03Sound design
8. 37:16Live demo of mixed reality apps
9. 42:17Performance and social impact
10. 46:25Creative MR applications
11. 46:46HollaPortation future
12. 48:15Resources and closing

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