Developers will soon be able to build Unity games for Microsoft's upcoming HoloLens headset that tap its unique features, including anchoring "holographic objects" to the real world.
Newsbrief: Less than two weeks after integrating Visual Studio into Unity, Microsoft has confirmed that Unity developers will soon be able to build games for the company's upcoming HoloLens headset,
In a company blog post Unity's Scott Flynn claims that Unity (both Personal and Pro versions) will be updated with support for features of Microsoft's "holographic headset" like gesture and voice recognition, spatial mapping, and "the ability to anchor holographic objects to specific locations in the real world."
No specific deadline has been set for the rollout of Unity for HoloLens, but developers attending Microsoft's Build developer conference in San Francisco this week can see an early alpha version of the tools in action.
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