HoloLens is to Microsoft what Oculus is to Meta (formerly known as Facebook). But the Microsoft HoloLens is targeted at businesses and enterprises, while Oculus is more inclined towards entertainment and the social metaverse.

The potential of the Microsoft HoloLens is almost unlimited, and possible uses across all industries are conceivable. This diversity makes the Microsoft HoloLens particularly interesting for companies and convinces developers and corporate customers to work with its innovative technology.

What Models of HoloLens Are There?
In January 2015, Microsoft HoloLens, the world’s first wireless, stand-alone holographic computer based on the mixed reality platform, was presented. The powerful hardware allows high-resolution 3D holograms to be displayed in the real world without having to rely on separate hardware. HoloLens enables interaction with holographic objects via voice, gaze and gesture control. For example, holograms can be moved, positioned or changed in size completely freely in physical space using specific hand movements.

The second generation was presented for the first time at MWC Barcelona in February 2019. Compared to the previous model, Microsoft HoloLens 2 offers a field of view that is more than twice as large, significantly improved wearing comfort thanks to an optimized center of gravity and allows more intuitive interaction with holograms. For example, using finger tracking, which enables even more precise input about the movement of individual fingers.

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