You’re going to be seeing a lot of talk about Holograms from now on. That holodeck from Star Trek is finally here and is part of Microsoft’s Windows 10 release. And there is a lot of excitement about it on twitter right now. Here’s the official demo which is very impressive indeed:
This second video explores some of the possibilities with HoloLens further:
Exciting? Yes. A massive UX challenge? Absolutely
From a user experience perspective a holographic interface is going to present a lot of challenges. Designing interfaces for gesture is already a really tough thing to get right. Combine this with a multitude of different user interfaces, then add in the less technical savvy users with a myriad of differing user goals and you have an immense UX challenge. One thing is for sure, good UX people will be in high demand if Hololens really takes off.
What do you think?
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