When Microsoft introduced the HoloLens, the augmented reality glasses already knew that they would have a great impact in the technological world. The possibilities for this technology are immense. Microsoft has decided to show how Holo Lens can boost science and education.
The company posted a video showing how the Case Western Reserve University will use holographic computers to teach medicine. Students can walk around anatomical models to see how bones, muscles, and organs work in the human body.
Students could also create simulations that allow future doctors to practice their skills, without putting patients at risk.
During the week, Microsoft announced that it will award 100 USD and development kits to researchers who come up with the best ideas for using HoloLens.
