The HoloLens is still a device primarily geared toward developers, but that hasn’t stopped Japan’s Hello Kitty from adding its pop culture power to the augmented reality device’s suite of apps.
On Tuesday, Sanrio launched Hello Kitty on Actiongram, the HoloLens app that allows users to create short videos using a large array of holographic animations.
There are 14 animations included in the Hello Kitty pack, some of which can be seen in a short demonstration video (below) called “Vacation Kitty,” created by well known Vine animator Alicia Herber.
The Japanese icon joins 500 other Actiongram animations, which include aliens, zombies, Warcraft characters and even a dancing Star Trek legend (George Takei).
But why launch such a well-known brand on a $3,000 device that only a handful of people have access to?
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Source: Mashable