Technology company Trimble has unveiled a high-tech hard hat that lets workers see holographic models overlaid on real structures being built.
Called the Trimble XR10 with HoloLens 2, it follows the release of its first generation HoloLens hat last year, which used the company’s own blended reality software.
Costing $4,750 (£3,612), the device has a flip visor providing 3D overlays that give workers extra information about what they are seeing.
Trimble unveiled the XR10 with Microsoft at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week, saying it had improved sensors and processors.
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