Mashable
Adario Strange March 26, 2016
Microsoft's HoloLens has delivered some pretty cool imagery in recent months, but many are till wondering what practical use they'd have for the device on a daily basis.
Microsoft may have just answered that question by showing off its HoloLens-powered holoportation system.
It transmits 3D models of people in remote places in real-time to the HoloLens wearer.
When the person being captured on the other end is situated in a room with an identical layout, the dynamic offers the HoloLens wearer the effect of interacting with a holographic version of the person in their own room
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