Could UK police soon be solving crimes with Microsoft HoloLens?
'We can do some amazing things with the technology' says developer
UK police forces may soon begin using Microsoft's HoloLens augmented reality (AR) hardware as part of an ambitious push to harness cutting-edge technology. Robert Hogg, founder and MD of custom development...
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