The “holograms” projected by Microsoft’s HoloLens are only visible to the person wearing the 3D glasses. If someone wearing a HoloLens interacts with the objects she sees, it will seem like ...

The Microsoft Applied Sciences Group has developed a new lens that lets you watch three-dimensional content without 3D glasses. The new lens is thinner at the bottom (about 6mm) than at the top ...

Real holography requires a laser-generated 3D image, and it's no mean feat to stuff that into something you can comfortably wear. Microsoft just ... a regular pair of glasses.

If there’s one thing that turns people off from adopting new tech, it’s being forced to look silly and feel uncomfortable for ...

The 3D projection Microsoft is working on sounds pretty neat ... CVG also speculates that this tech could work with the rumored Kinect Glasses which could potentially signal where players are ...

researchers are displaying screens that project in 3D without making you wear silly glasses. The technology works by figuring out where you’re sitting using a Microsoft Kinect camera ...

Previously, without a connected XREAL Beam, Android app, or Windows app, the XREAL was unable to independently reconfigure ...

Microsoft HoloLens Moar also cautions that smart glasses manufacturers shouldn ... like simulating physical objects in 3D space and building out an array of virtual displays to more easily ...

Even though the hologram was fictional, it was a glimpse of 3D’s supposed glasses-free future—never mind that the hologram itself was viewable only in 2D (later plans to reproduce the Star ...