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I love holograms, always found it extremely fascinating, but this is not really an argument. Anything _could_ sort of become the next personal computer, the que
by Grustaf 6y ago
I love holograms, always found it extremely fascinating, but this is not really an argument. Anything _could_ sort of become the next personal computer, the question is why you think specifically holograms are useful?
- hologram-paul 6y agoI feel like anywhere you see a flat 2D image could be a 3D hologram eventually. And holograms give the "whole message", so more information, better information, clearer information. That's the potential. So portraits, some day hologram cameras, CAD output, advertising, and yes eventually hologram television/displays. But we are starting with something more simple, and not trying to promise everything to everyone. That does mean looking for initial use cases that will take off early.
- Grustaf 6y agoI certainly hope you’re right, I want to see holographic displays replace lcd for one thing, even though I’m a bit skeptical. 3d tv flopped, it could have been a start of something, terrible as it was. Lightfield cameras didn’t take off either, maybe because of the price. Let’s hope this could be a beginning!
- hologram-paul 6y agoThat's the idea! Hologram technology has a lot of untapped potential, and is still in early stages of growth.