Minority Report display

[Face-Man]

now this is cool.

PC Pro: News: Obscura demonstrates Minority Report display

Obscura Digital's "out of the lab" blog: New VisionAire technology from Obscura

[powdarrmonkey]

It's very, very impressive, but it looks a bit too good... I'm inclined to be sceptical. I didn't realise we had progressed holograms so far yet.

[richard.thomas]

Video isn't loading I'm guessing its hosted on youtube which is being kindly blocked!

[TechMonkey]

Yep, youtube vid. Not much to the vid really. He only shifts through some photos and makes some big, small and rotates. Tis a very cool tech and can't wait till it develops.

[dhicks]

I didn't realise we had progressed holograms so far yet.

I don't think we have - that just looks like a 2D see-through display to me. Snazzy, but I saw those at BETT a couple of years back - just a bit of specially-coated glass with an image projected into it.

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[dhicks]

Tis a very cool tech and can't wait till it develops.

So make your own:

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David Hicks

[ahuxham]

It's very, very impressive, but it looks a bit too good... I'm inclined to be sceptical. I didn't realise we had progressed holograms so far yet.

Saw a conference Richard Branson gave about 3 months ago, and he wasn't even there, it was all holographic, he was walking down the middle of aisles, talking to people, wondering around the whole conference centre, all while being projected from multiple ceiling mounted projectors.

Holographic technology is highly-advanced and very upto date, the reason we don't know too much about it, is the cost to run it all.

[john]

Saw a conference Richard Branson gave about 3 months ago, and he wasn't even there, it was all holographic, he was walking down the middle of aisles, talking to people, wondering around the whole conference centre, all while being projected from multiple ceiling mounted projectors.

Holographic technology is highly-advanced and very upto date, the reason we don't know too much about it, is the cost to run it all.

Wow that sounds great fun, wish i was there as it sounds like it was good and very funky in technology.

[OverWorked]

Saw a conference Richard Branson gave about 3 months ago, and he wasn't even there, it was all holographic, he was walking down the middle of aisles, talking to people, wondering around the whole conference centre, all while being projected from multiple ceiling mounted projectors.

Like R2D2 projecting Princess Leia's recorded message to Obi Wan?

[ahuxham]

Richard Branson Hologram - Virgin Digital - UK Press Launch

Example of RB using the technology.

[Theblacksheep]

Holograms in the arcade, 90s style.

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