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NASA To Use Microsoft’s HoloLens On Space Station

Microsoft hololens in spaceCOMPUTER WORLD - Jun 25 - Two pairs of Microsoft's HoloLens computerized eyeglasses are scheduled to be sent to the space station when SpaceX launches its seventh commercial resupply mission on June 28. The project that NASA and Microsoft are teaming up on has been dubbed Sidekick and is focused on helping astronauts who need to perform various tasks off-Earth.

by Sharon Gaudin
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