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Thousands of years from now,
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we'll look back at the first
century of computing
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as a fascinating but very peculiar time --
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the only time in history where humans
were reduced to live in 2D space,
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interacting with technology
as if we were machines;
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a singular, 100-year period
in the vastness of time
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where humans communicated,
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were entertained and managed their lives
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from behind a screen.
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Today, we spend most of our time
tapping and looking at screens.
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What happened to interacting
with each other?
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I don't know about you, but I feel limited
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inside this 2D world
of monitors and pixels.
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And it is this very limitation
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and my desire to connect with people
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that inspires me as a creator.
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Put simply: I want
to create a new reality,
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a reality where technology brings
us infinitely closer to each other,
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a reality where people, not devices,
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are the center of everything.
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I dream of a reality where technology
senses what we see, touch and feel;
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a reality where technology
no longer gets in our way,
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but instead embraces who we are.
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I dream of technology
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on a human path.
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We have all experienced technology
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that enables people
to act more like people,
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products that enable natural interactions,
voice controls or biometrics.
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This is the next step in the evolution.
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This is Microsoft HoloLens,
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the first fully untethered
holographic computer.
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Devices like this will bring
3D holographic content
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right into our world,
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enhancing the way we experience life
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beyond our ordinary range of perceptions.
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Now, I'm not thinking
about a distant future.
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I'm talking about today.
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We are already seeing
car companies like Volvo
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designing cars differently with HoloLens;
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universities like Case Western
redefining the way medical students learn;
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and my personal favorite,
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NASA is using HoloLens
to let scientists explore planets
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holographically.
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Now, this is important.
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By bringing holograms into our world,
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I'm not just talking about a new device
or a better computer.
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I'm talking about freeing ourselves
from the 2D confines
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of traditional computing.
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Put it this way:
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temporally adjusted, we're like
cave people in computer terms.
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