Inspiration: A virtual home holographic assistant can help provide education, guidance, and step by step instructions for the care of a Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC line)
*Using gaze you can identify supplies before you start a procedure. *Using spatial recognition a hologram is placed over the arm so you know where the PICC is inserted. *Using the spatial sound you always know where your holographic avatar is to ask questions at any time.
What it does: HoloHealth is a virtual holographic assistant for health care at home.
How I built it: Hololens, Unity, Cortana
Challenges I ran into: We didn't scale appropriately so ran into field of view issues.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of: upped my Unity skills with the help of awesome teammates Vinny and Nitin
What I learned: The power of collaboration and how robust the programming is
What's next for HoloHealth: shared with community
WINNER: Social Good Award at the 2016 Boston HoloHacks Event
Demo is from a first-person perspective of a caregiver wearing and using a Microsoft Hololens.
HoloHealthTeam:
Vinny DaSilva Kate Donovan Nitin Gujral Akshay Mohan Ari Roshko
A special thank you to all of the amazing teams that made this event happen both behind the scenes and on site. Microsoft, Hololens Dev Team, Boston AR, Boston VR, ChickTeck Boston, RaizLabs! Thank you to all of the teams - you all CRUSHED IT!

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