The Microsoft Hololens 2 Research Mode plugin is an Unreal Engine game plugin which provides access to key sensors available on Microsoft's HoloLens 2 for research applications.
| NOTE: The Microsoft Hololens 2 Research Mode plugin requires Unreal 4.27.0+. |
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The full feature list available is on the HoloLens Research Mode docs
The plugin can be used with the Microsoft-OpenXR or built-in Windows Mixed Reality plugins.
- Install Unreal Engine from source. If you have never accessed Unreal Engine's source code before, instructions for joining the Epic Games organization on GitHub can be found here.
- Download the Microsoft Microsoft Hololens 2 Research Mode plugin from the this repo.
- Apply this restricted capabilities PR for UE4 or UE5 into your UE engine sources. Without this PR, a packaged app with the required capabilities can't be run on device.
- Use your own HoloLens 2 project or the provided sample project.
Links to further documentation can be found here
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