Saw this a long time ago, and was thinking that actually using it in a portable projector would be a feature that we'd have to wait a long time for.
The language in the Full-Pu article (previous post) makes me think they're working on implementing this technology NOW.
This could make portable laser projectors additionally awesome combine this with keystone correction and infinite focus, and we have some serious magic.
The original reference I had saved had a projector shining on a book case -- with many books of different colors and sizes - and the projection on it made the books disappear -- which is about what they're doing in the first sample where the stone wall is going away.
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