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To make remote meetups a bit more personal, Microsoft has unveiled Mesh, a "mixed reality" platform that lets people work and play together as virtual avatars overlaid on real-world spaces.
Microsoft made the announcement at its Ignite digital conference, with speakers virtually dropping in via "holoportation" – a buzzword of the company's own invention that means a person is basically livestreamed as a 3D hologram into another user's headset.