Will the Microsoft Beihai ecosystem combine augmented reality with Paint and other applications?

About a year ago, the web was informed about the Beihai project, which has something to do with HoloLens, augmented reality, which is being developed by Microsoft. It became known that the project is managed by Kudo Tsunoda, a member of the Xbox team, one of the developers of Kinect and HoloLens. It was reported that the new development will be able to offer users a new experience in three-dimensional space. More details were not disclosed by the developers. But not so long ago, a Twitter user under the nickname WalkingCat found an interesting announcement about casting for the video presentation of the new Microsoft ecosystem.

Brief description of the plot of the video:
Mila, the main character of the video, uses the Beihai ecosystem to develop, learn and work throughout her life. Parents tell little Mila about how the plants are arranged. As an example, show a sprout of a pear tree. Then they scan it and send an image to the grandfather using the Skype program with the three-dimensional signature "the first harvest of Mila". Mila continues to process the resulting three-dimensional model tree in Paint.

A few years later, Mila grew up, she is already 18 years old, she makes a presentation in PowerPoint, on the table is once a scanned and processed in the editor pear tree, the model of which she printed on a 3D printer. The parental garden inspired Mila, and she now engages in biotechnology and studies agricultural crops.

In the lesson, she talks about the structure of trees and how to properly water them using presentations with three-dimensional models. She supports her arguments from the report with a visual demonstration, printing on the 3D-printer created in the editor three-dimensional sketches.

The next episode shows an adult Mila, who demonstrates to investors a new irrigation system. The presentation takes place with the help of augmented reality technologies. A special holographic panel clearly shows the development possibilities created by the girl. The prototype of the irrigation system is then printed on a 3D printer.

If you believe the description, it turns out that the Beihai project is a large-scale and interesting development designed to unite various software products, modern devices of augmented reality and printing technology. Sounds interesting. Let's wait for confirmation of the rumors.

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