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ZDNET: Microsoft to talk about 'the future of mixed reality' at Ignite conference next week
Part
two of Microsoft's Ignite show for IT pros and developers kicks off on
March 2. It looks like the company's mixed-reality strategy is going to be a
key focus at the virtual event, based on the session list. (Even the main
Ignite keynote with CEO Satya Nadella and Mixed Reality chief Alex Kipman is
set to be accessible in mixed reality via AltspaceVR.)
Microsoft refocused its mixed reality hardware and services
to focus more on the business market a couple of years ago. Microsoft recently
introduced an "industrial"
edition of its HoloLens mixed-reality goggles, tailored for regulated
industries. And its
mixed-reality apps like Dynamics 365 Remote Assist, Guides training app, and
Layout, a 3D layout app, are part of its Dynamics 365 product family.
Next week, Microsoft is on tap to reveal more about where
it's going with mixed reality. A session entitled "Introducing
the future of mixed reality" is slated for Day One of the event.
Other sessions will highlight use cases for Microsoft's mixed reality products
and services in healthcare, automotive, and other industries.
"Mixed reality is transforming the way we work, live,
and play. Companies across industries are leveraging mixed reality to drive
transformation and are seeing a strong return on investment. Join us to learn
more about our vision for the future of mixed reality," reads the Day One
keynote blurb.
It looks like business will still be a key focus for Microsoft in mixed reality
based on other Ignite session descriptions. Another Ignite session blurb:
"The power and potential of mixed reality in changing the world is
tremendous, and we are only at the tip of the iceberg as we navigate the new
normal of a distributed, remote workforce. Join this session to hear from our
speakers on how they are leveraging mixed reality to solve complex problems,
create positive social impact, and empower all humans."
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