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I mean, a real hologram (made using light interference) is also not Holodeck hard light.
by vilhelm_s 7y ago
I mean, a real hologram (made using light interference) is also not Holodeck hard light.
- te0006 7y agoYes, but at least a real hologram creates an actual depth sensation as the eye's focus needs to adapt. This means 3d impression works even for people with reduced stereoscopic eyesight, and does not create headaches due to a mismatch of scene depth vs. physical display depth. Such holographic displays do exist, e.g. www.seereal.com (which BTW recently received an investment by Volkswagen).