Hololens 2 uses hand tracking for interaction (which works really well!), so it's surprising to see a controller device being used with the Magic Leap 2. Appare

Hololens 2 uses hand tracking for interaction (which works really well!), so it's surprising to see a controller device being used with the Magic Leap 2. Apparently ML's hand tracking tech isn't ready yet? If you're a company planning to deploy AR for the enterprise (for example, for aerospace manufacturing), is there a compelling reason to choose Magic Leap 2 over Hololens 2? I heard that with Magic Leap 2, they switched from their own custom Lumin OS to Android, so I could possibly see some companies preferring Android development over Universal Windows Platform. However, it seems like Magic Leap has a massive hurdle to overcome to take market share from Microsoft in the enterprise AR space.