Hello everyone.

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Architecture, Rock Climbing and HoloLens

Just wanted to share, and hopefully inspire related projects, a professional application of the HoloLens by an architecture/engineering firm. I wrote about it on my blog: https://bimchapters.blogspot.com/2017/08/microsoft-hololens-in-architecture-case.html

We used the HoloLens app by Trimble, called "SketchUp Viewer for holoLens".

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