Malaxus said:I am very curious about holograms and if there is a possible way to project 3D , mid-air images and videos on air with no holographic screen (The Princess Leia hologram in Star Wars).
Malaxus said:If it is not possible, how long till they actually start arriving to the world and how will they work/operate?
What if such thing was possible and was to arrive in the next six years? What would change?Drakkith said:Not that we know of at this time. Not like how holography is portrayed in things like star wars and star trek.
We don't even know if such a thing is possible, let alone when it will arrive and how it works.
Malaxus said:What if such thing was possible and was to arrive in the next six years? What would change?
No, just curious. Thanks anyways. 2020 is the year.Drakkith said:Much more than I could possibly imagine and post about. I'll leave all that to your imagination since it isn't going to happen.
Do you have any questions that have to do with current, real-world physics? If not I'm going to have to lock this thread.
Holograms and 3D mid air images use a technology called holography, which is the process of creating a 3D image by recording the interference pattern of two laser beams. This pattern is then reproduced using another laser beam, creating the illusion of a 3D object in space.
Holograms and 3D mid air images have a wide range of applications in different industries such as entertainment, advertising, education, and medical fields. They can be used for creating immersive experiences, visualizing complex data, and medical simulations.
Holograms and 3D mid air images are different from regular 3D images because they can be viewed without the need for special glasses or equipment. They also give the illusion of a 3D object existing in space, rather than just on a flat screen.
No, holograms and 3D mid air images have many practical applications in various industries. They can be used for training, education, and visualizing complex data in fields such as architecture, engineering, and medicine.
Yes, there are technologies that allow for the creation of real-time holograms and 3D mid air images. These systems use advanced computer algorithms and projectors to create and display the images in real time.