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# My proof: HoloLens - PicoP inside
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The other week I was at an event for my child and the organizer pairs me up with a fellow "engineer" that works for Microsoft. Bored and without being too obvious, I decide to test this guy to see if he really was an engineer. To my pleasant surprise, each time I pushed him technically over the next hour, he demonstrated exceptional knowledge and education. Just an FYI that I’m being vague on purpose here because I don't want this guy to get in trouble. That's when the conversation took an interesting turn as we started talking about the history of Microsoft. He, being thoroughly drunk on Microsoft Kool-Aid, laid out the notion that Microsoft has turned the corner and was once again an innovation leader. I, not willing to accept that premise, pushed back and asked for examples. As he laid out his case (OS, software, hardware, phones, tablets, etc.), I was shooting holes in each one and that's when he pulled out his ace in the hole, the HoloLens. After about 10 minutes of him talking about its technological breakthroughs, the hardware and software engineering, and the way it was going to change the world as we know it, he finally stops and looks at me knowing he had made his point. After a dramatic pause, (wait for it…) I say, "too bad the FOV is so small that you can't 'practically' use it, the colors are washed out, and that it isn't bright enough to use in direct sunlight." Smiling on the inside knowing I had burst his bubble, he shocks me and says, "we've fixed those." I immediately exclaim, "no you haven't." That's when he reveals that he works on the HoloLens and that they have prototypes with all of those fixed. Shocked at this confession, I say "so you're using MicroVision technology then, right? I mean, you have Josh Miller and Scott Woltman heading up engineering and they're both from MicroVision and their technology would solve these shortcomings." With that, he turns white as a ghost and says, and I quote, "I can't discuss this because of NDA so we need to change topics."
Believe my story or not but here's my list of current Microsoft employees working on the HoloLens that worked recently for MicroVision so draw your own conclusions:
Josh Miller – Director of Engineering at Microsoft and former Lead Systems Engineer – HoloLens (6 years at MicroVision as Director of System Engineering)
Scott Woltman – Director Hardware Engineering at Microsoft (5 years at MicroVision as Senior Staff Engineer, Systems)
Wyatt Davis – Principal Engineer at Microsoft (15 years at MicroVision as Principal Engineer/MEMS Technical Lead)
Robert Hilker – Manager HW Test Engineering at Microsoft (11 years at MicroVision as Director, Global Manufacturing Technology)

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