Mt. Rogers: Head-worn productivity displays

June 5, 2019
Rich Stoakley | Microsoft Research

Mt. Rogers is a head-worn display with corresponding software to surround users with as many virtual monitors as they find useful.

- Richard Stoakley
  
  Principal Program Manager
Domaine de recherche
- Graphics and multimedia
Laboratoire de recherche
- Microsoft Research Lab - Redmond
Projet
- Mt. Rogers: Head-worn virtual displays

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