Adapt to various scientific and technological theme scenes-can be used as a display model of mixed reality equipment alone, or integrated into interactive scenes (such as dynamic pictures of users wearing and operating, holographic projection demonstration scenes); Detail design is compatible with static display or functional simulation (such as lighting effect of sensor working state, visual presentation of lens holographic projection); The overall style is realistic and full of scientific and technological sense, conveying the core value of "virtual and real fusion" of mixed reality technology, adapt to science and technology science, product demonstration, science fiction creation and other needs, strengthen the user's visual awareness of cutting-edge interactive equipment.

Microsoft HoloLens is a mixed reality head mounted display developed by Microsoft and released on January 22, 2015. Transparent holographic lens (waveguide), with a resolution of 2k 3:2, and a holographic density of the light engine greater than 2.5k radiation points (light points per radian). The sensors include 4 visible light cameras, 2 infrared cameras, 1-MP Time of Flight (ToF) depth sensor, IMU accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, as well as 8MP still image and 1080p30 video cameras. Supports wearing glasses, weighing 566g.

IVAS is an integrated vision enhancement system created by the US Army and Microsoft. This set of equipment is composed of Microsoft HoloLens AR glasses (HUD), individual computing unit (Puck), battery pack (CWB), team radio, class immersive virtual trainer (SiVT), tactical cloud package (TCP), cloud service, adaptive team architecture (ASA) and soldier performance evaluation system.

An MR head display (mixed reality head-mounted display) developed by Microsoft was released at the same time as Window10 in the early morning of January 22, 2015 Beijing time.