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I hate to say it, but this is another, probably impractical attempt at the holy grail of 3D displays, the "3D projector" visualized in probably nine out of ever
by mortenjorck 13y ago
I hate to say it, but this is another, probably impractical attempt at the holy grail of 3D displays, the "3D projector" visualized in probably nine out of every ten big-budget science fiction films over the past thirty years. It's something we dream of making a reality, but the laws of physics just aren't on our side for volumetric displays.
This isn't a problem that's going to be solved until someone discovers some novel property of light that allows two invisible beams to converge into a visible point.
- dnautics 13y agoas in two-photon holography? Unfortunately, there aren't too many good fluorescent compounds in air (oxygen can emit weakly in the deep red, but I'm pretty sure the free radical compound that results is not something you want around).