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Here is a short clip of the section on HoloLens and Raspberry Pi 2
I can't wait to get my hands on a HoloLens and try to use it with our JD!
Amazing possibilities!
I have Windows 10 running on a dual boot rig now.
Wondering how to get started without a HoloLens or dev kit.
Mabye new info today during the HoloLens developer talk
Developing for HoloLens 2:30PM to 3:00PM with Alex Kipman
http://channel9.msdn.com/?wt.mc_id=build_hp&rnd=1430406004521#videoHolder
Thanks!
To be 'fair' to Microsoft I think they are just demonstrating that Windows 10 running on Raspberry Pi to support IoT. They also support using Windows Phones as Arduino 'stacks', rather than actually running W10 on Arduino itself.
I guess if you could persuade or help Microsoft get a W10 IoT build into EZ Controller that would be great, but you would have to bend towards their architecture. But the EZ Team have provided the Visual Studio centric UniversalBot, an open source Microsoft Windows Universal EZ-B v4 Robot & IoT Controller SDK for developing Universal Windows Robot Apps (UWP) that run on Windows, Windows Phone and Raspberry Pi with Windows 10 Core.
As for HoloLens, its probably some way off, as the stage demos are very misleading on the actual FoV experienced by the existing headset wearers. Hopefully this will improve in future, but I suspect a couple more years still off.