Thanks to S2upid posting in the r/MVIS reddit board.
Showing posts with label Holograms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holograms. Show all posts
Friday, September 11, 2020
Hololens 2 Display Module
Microsoft built Hololens around this display. MicroVision enables the key component.
Thanks to S2upid posting in the r/MVIS reddit board.
Thanks to S2upid posting in the r/MVIS reddit board.
Friday, September 6, 2019
Better than Us
Watch at least a couple of episodes on Netflix.
Not only is it a good show, but they like some familiar technology in this science fiction crime show.
Better than Us
Thx A!
Not only is it a good show, but they like some familiar technology in this science fiction crime show.
Better than Us
Thx A!
Sunday, March 3, 2019
Transforming computing & the world as we know it.
As world maps go, a globe is a much better representation than a flat map.
But as things are -- globes are hard to come by. We don't carry them with us. In the age of computing everything was on a two-dimensional screen. Some on-screen maps are improved by making them appear three dimensional (google maps does this), but still it's something on a flat screen.
Sculpture is more interesting than painting. Even the best paintings are those that make the art appear to be in three dimensions when it's not. Where the shadows are just right so it appears to pop off the canvas.
Up until now, everything nearly everything humans used to compute and record was in two dimensions.
You could get three dimensions in say an MRI by scanning different layers -- but then a person still had to have the skill to imagine it in 3 dimensions.
One of the things that you need to be able to do if you're an air traffic controller is look at a 2d screen and imagine a 3D world.
This will also allow computing to help everyone at every job...the computer will be truly portable and possibly with everyone much of the time.
This will be as profound as switching from handwritten books to printed books, or like the advent of radio and television -- or the arrival of the internet.
That's all about to change -- and this little company is a key to that change. Providing the near-eye displays and the scanners to make it possible.
Just watch.
C|NET
RFI (Translated)
Forget about your over-priced foldable smartphones, 5G networks that are struggling to set up, or the connected gadgets that have been heavily advertised at Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona, Spain. The innovation that caused a sensation at the show is HoloLens 2, the new version of the augmented reality headset developed by Microsoft researchers, allowing its user to mix reality and synthesized images in real time and in relief, in its immediate environment.
But as things are -- globes are hard to come by. We don't carry them with us. In the age of computing everything was on a two-dimensional screen. Some on-screen maps are improved by making them appear three dimensional (google maps does this), but still it's something on a flat screen.
Sculpture is more interesting than painting. Even the best paintings are those that make the art appear to be in three dimensions when it's not. Where the shadows are just right so it appears to pop off the canvas.
Up until now, everything nearly everything humans used to compute and record was in two dimensions.
You could get three dimensions in say an MRI by scanning different layers -- but then a person still had to have the skill to imagine it in 3 dimensions.
One of the things that you need to be able to do if you're an air traffic controller is look at a 2d screen and imagine a 3D world.
This will also allow computing to help everyone at every job...the computer will be truly portable and possibly with everyone much of the time.
This will be as profound as switching from handwritten books to printed books, or like the advent of radio and television -- or the arrival of the internet.
That's all about to change -- and this little company is a key to that change. Providing the near-eye displays and the scanners to make it possible.
Just watch.
C|NET
RFI (Translated)
Forget about your over-priced foldable smartphones, 5G networks that are struggling to set up, or the connected gadgets that have been heavily advertised at Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona, Spain. The innovation that caused a sensation at the show is HoloLens 2, the new version of the augmented reality headset developed by Microsoft researchers, allowing its user to mix reality and synthesized images in real time and in relief, in its immediate environment.
Friday, January 22, 2016
Laser Mist Hologram with PicoP
This is made with PicoP.
THIS PROJECT IS THE 3D HOLOGRAM INSTALLATION.
THIS PROJECT IS THE 3D HOLOGRAM INSTALLATION.
IT IS COMPOSED BY 40 UNITS OF THE LASER PROJECTOR AND 40 UNITS OF STICK PC AND MIST GENERATOR.
YOU CAN ACTUALLY TOUCH, YOU CAN BE INTERACTION.THE ESSENTIAL IDEA OF THE WORLD COORDINATES IN THE REAL SPACE AND THE PC FOR CALIBRATION WAS GIVEN AT THE TIME OF THE OMOTE. SIMPLE IDEA OF FUSION THIS VIRTUAL SPACE AND REAL SPACE HAS THE POTENTIAL OF UNIVERSAL REPRESENTATION.
THIS MACHINE CAN BE HIGH-DEFINITION DRAWING. BECAUSE IT IS BECAUSE LASER LIGHT SOURCE.
AND THIS MACHINE YOU CAN ALSO MAKE A HUGE HOLOGRAM.
IN THE FUTURE, WE WILL INCREASE THE ACCURACY OF THE CALIBRATION. WE WANT TO HOMOGENIZE THE CONCENTRATION OF MIST.
IT IS PLANNED TO CARRY OUT THE INSTALLATION TO CREATE A HOLOGRAM BY 100 UNITS LASER PROJECTOR.
birth of light / 3d laser mist hologram from nobumichi asai on Vimeo.
SONY LEZAB
birth of light / 3d laser mist hologram from nobumichi asai on Vimeo.
SONY LEZAB
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Samsung S7
These kinds of reports are difficult to take seriously. There were a lot of recent articles talking about S7 having a holographic display though, and there was even some attention for a do it yourself holographic display. (video below)
So, some of the language in here was worthy of mention -- take it with some salt.
So, some of the language in here was worthy of mention -- take it with some salt.
Samsung has currently been in the spotlight with the launch of its Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus. And now comes the news of the Korean tech-company working on the Samsung Galaxy S7.
It is speculated that the new offering would be a foldable phone, however, there is no confirmations on the design yet.
Codenamed ‘Jungfrau,’ the S7 may come powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820. Samsung may also be leaning towards using its own Exynos chipsets to power the device, according to Master Herald.
The tech giant’s flagship smartphone may boast of the world’s first holographic display, Christian Post noted. The site points towards a published Samsung patent application which depicts a mobile phone projecting images over its screen.
The projected images look much like the icons on the phone that could be activated with a touch. This indicates that the phone’s projector will be employing the camera to detect interaction with the holographs.
As per Master Herald, the company may not launch its flagship even though it may be ready by the year-end, since the Note 5 and the S6 Edge Plus are now making an appearance in the markets.
Monday, January 20, 2014
Holographic Games
Voxiebox
The world's first holographic gaming system
The Future of Volumetric Entertainment is coming!
Voxiebox Website
Voxiebox Facebook
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