â–¼ Super cute! AR Hello Kitty Landing HoloLens Application from Baidu VR Application developers have been using Microsoft HoloLens to develop various use cases for the past year, one of which is the Actiongram. This application can create models with mixed reality stories, such as characters in World of Warcraft or celebrities such as George Takei. Today, Microsoft announced that another popular iconic character will land on HoloLens. Hello Kitty is now on the Actiongram. The cartoon was born in 1974 and was created by Japanese design company Sanrio. Hello Kitty was originally designed as a pattern for a small wallet, but this sprouting kitten quickly became popular around the world and became a synonym for "Kawaii." Microsoft said that there were a total of 14 Hello Kitty holograms on the Actiongram. In addition, cool penguins BADBADTZ-MARU, frog Keroppi, and Pom Pom Purin in the same series will all land on the Actiongram. Egita Di Filippo, head of Sanrio's European Middle East Africa Digital Division, said: "We are very pleased that Hello Kitty has joined the community of creators of Microsoft's HoloLens and Actiongram. Mixed reality stories are an interesting new medium for expressing ideas and allowing more Hello Kitty fans interact with her in a whole new way." The role of Actiongram is becoming more and more popular in the mixed reality story creation community, so Hello Kitty's joining is very reasonable. In other words, we can expect that more other roles will appear in the Actiongram in the future. Unfortunately, HoloLens is still in the development phase and the current developer version is very expensive. In addition, Microsoft does not intend to introduce the consumer version to the market at present, so we can't pass HoloLens to see Hello Kitty in the short term. However, the addition of Hello Kitty is still good news for the HoloLens story creation community.