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Joost van Schaik

Senior Mixed Reality Software Architect, Mixed Reality & Windows Development MVP. Talks about Mixed/Augmented Reality Cross platform MR development, HoloLens 2, Magic Leap 2, Quest, Unity, .NET, Azure

Adapting Custom Vision Object Recognition Windows ML code for use in Mixed Reality applications

6 minute read

Intro In November I wrote about a Custom Vision Object Detection experiment that I did, which allowed the HoloLens I was wearing to recognize not only what o...

Making lines selectable in your HoloLens or Windows Mixed Reality application

3 minute read

Intro Using the Mixed Reality Toolkit, it's so easy to make an object selectable. You just add a behavior to your object that implements IInputClickHandler, ...

Improving Azure Custom Vision Object Recognition by using and correcting the prediction pictures

3 minute read

Intro Last month I wrote about integrating Azure Custom Vision Object Recognition with HoloLens to recognize to label objects in 3D space. I wrote the predic...

Mixed Reality Toolkit vNext–dependency injection with extension services

3 minute read

Intro The Mixed Reality Toolkit vNext comes with an awesome mechanism for dependency injection. This also takes away a major pain point – all kinds of behavi...

Mixed Reality Toolkit vNext–setting up a project

2 minute read

Intro You might have heard it – the Mixed Reality Toolkit folks are busy with a major rewrite. The original MRTK was intended to accelerate applications targ...

Joost van Schaik

Recent Posts

Adapting Custom Vision Object Recognition Windows ML code for use in Mixed Reality applications

Making lines selectable in your HoloLens or Windows Mixed Reality application

Improving Azure Custom Vision Object Recognition by using and correcting the prediction pictures

Mixed Reality Toolkit vNext–dependency injection with extension services

Mixed Reality Toolkit vNext–setting up a project