Announced at the Microsoft Future Decoded conference, the HoloLens will expand on its current availability, becoming available in 29 additional markets in Europe starting December 1.
At its Future Decoded conference in London, Microsoft announced that its augmented-reality headset: HoloLens will expand its general availability to an additional 29 markets including Austria, Switzerland, and Sweden next month. Earlier this year the company launched the device in the UK, Germany, and France among several other countries, and this will, according to the technology firm, form part of its bigger vision to bring these devices to more companies and individuals looking to disrupt traditional business processes.
In addition, General Manager for HoloLens and Windows Experiences, Lorraine Bardeen announced several new features that will head to each device by way of a software update. Among these are highly requested additions like integration with Teams and Azure Active Directory:
Microsoft further touted several companies that have been using the headset, including Ford which is utilizing it to replace the traditional clay model in its industrial design process. Several other key scenarios for the HoloLens have been laid out by Bardeen in the blog post, including those looking to improve remote assistance, training procedures, and design processes
The HoloLens can be ordered through the Microsoft Store in each of these 39 countries and comes at a price of $3000 for the standalone Development Edition.
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