Deep Dive into Magic Leap, HoloLens and MR's Future
summary
Compares HoloLens v1, Magic Leap One and HoloLens v2 by hardware and UX: Magic Leap One uses a waist pack with 3× battery vs HoloLens v1’s weak battery, giving continuous time‑of‑flight scanning and noticeably better spatial maps; ML1 adds eye‑tracking via IR and a 6‑DoF controller tracked by magnets, plus dual focal planes and roughly 30×40° FOV vs HoloLens v1 ~29×17°. HoloLens 2 moves the battery to the rear, promises full articulated hand tracking and direct manipulation, and price points sit around $2,300 vs $3–3.5k. Low‑hanging enterprise targets: AEC, healthcare, warehousing, service training and data visualization; Magic Leap funds apps with multimillion dollar grants.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:09History of mixed reality
- 7:48Star Trek vs Star Wars in MR
- 13:30Confusion around mixed reality term
- 15:19HoloLens 2 announcement
- 25:16What to build in mixed reality
- 27:04Architecture and AEC applications
- 28:46Healthcare and training use cases
- 30:07Warehouse wayfinding and training
- 31:52Data visualization in 3D
- 33:59Q&A on MR future and challenges
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