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Never knew this was possible. I hope some huge company with lots of resources jumps on this and drives up the resolution and price.
by qoez 11mo ago
Never knew this was possible. I hope some huge company with lots of resources jumps on this and drives up the resolution and price.
- Night_Thastus 11mo agoWhy would they? I mean, I think it's SUPER cool and would not mind one sitting on my desk. But from a product standpoint...? It doesn't scale well in size, resolution or refresh rate. VR is pretty much better if you want a the kind of immersion I think you'd be looking for, and even selling that is hard.
- _flux 11mo agoLooking Glass displays (not the "hololuminescent" ones) solve many of the same things (multiple viewers, no glasses) while looking good, and in principle you could build a cube out of them, although the display can't be seen from the full 180 degrees.
- tclancy 11mo ago>drives up the resolution and price. Uh, I get the former but why the latter?
- qoez 11mo agomeant down :p
- andblac 11mo agoCheck out Voxon [1]. From the specs and youtube videos it seems like it's working on the same principle (rotating LED screen). Fun fact, it was co-founded by none other than Ken Silverman (the creator of Build engine) [2]. They've been pushing commercialization of this technology for years now. [1] https://www.voxon.co/ https://www.voxon.co/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Silverman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Silverman
- nl 11mo agoMy son works on this. It's pretty cool tech.
- two_handfuls 11mo agoAlso check out the company named "Light Field Displays" for stunning displays. Not exactly the same as volumetric. Arguably better in some ways. Definitely more expensive though. https://www.holoxica.com/light-field-displays https://www.holoxica.com/light-field-displays