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Hey MS Hololens team... - You guys know about this?

I just learned about a product that if integrated with Hololens could drastically improve the limitations of gestures. It's a product called Fingo, by a company called uSans. https://www.usens.com/fingo/ It is already compatible via micro-usb input with several other AR/VR devices and it's small enough that it can attach onto those devices without adding much bulk or weight. But with their Unity plugin SDK you get the ability to use your entire hand to - for example pickup and grab objects and make very intricate finger gestures. I really hope Microsoft HoloLens developers are aware of this product and can either partner with them to make this product compatible with HoloLens, or get inspired to build this capability into HoloLens 2.0.

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