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It's not intended for applications deployed in enterprise environments or available through the Microsoft Store or other distribution channels.Īdditionally, Microsoft doesn't provide assurances that Research Mode or equivalent functionality is going to be supported in future hardware or OS updates. Research Mode is designed for academic and industrial researchers exploring new ideas in the fields of Computer Vision and Robotics. Research Mode is currently in Public Preview.Ī mixed reality capture of a test application that displays the eight sensor streams available in Research Mode Usage

Magnetometer – Used by the system to estimate absolute orientation.

Gyro – Used by the system to determine rotations.

Accelerometer – Used by the system to determine linear acceleration along the X, Y, and Z axes and gravity.

If you're using a HoloLens 2, you also have access to the additional inputs below: These images are illuminated by infrared and unaffected by ambient visible light. Two versions of the IR-reflectivity stream - Used by the HoloLens to compute depth.

Long-throw, low-frequency (1-5 FPS) far-depth sensing used by Spatial Mapping.

Differently from the first version short-throw mode, AHAT gives pseudo-depth with phase wrap beyond 1 meter.

AHAT, high-frequency (45 FPS) near-depth sensing used for hand tracking.

Visible Light Environment Tracking Cameras - Gray-scale cameras used by the system for head tracking and map building.

Research Mode for HoloLens 2 keeps the capabilities of HoloLens 1 but adds access to the following streams: Research Mode was introduced on HoloLens (1st Gen) devices to give access to key sensors, specifically for research applications that aren't intended for deployment.