There were plenty of announcements to get excited about during the Microsoft Build Developer Conference this week, but HoloLens stole the show.
Microsoft’s wearable holographic computer was first announced during a Windows 10 event in January, but we didn’t get much more than a general overview of the hardware.
This week, Microsoft went into much greater detail, and CNET has the scoop on the five fundamental features of HoloLens.
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In the first of a series of educational demos, Microsoft showed off gaze control, which gives users the ability to direct their line of sight, represented by a red circle, at specific interactive objects in the scene. This effectively turns your gaze into a mouse cursor.
