Jordan Retro 13 hologram
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Trash hologram
What is it that turns a group of people who may work for the same boss into a team? There are many answers to this question. A good place to start is an understanding of the principle of holography and how that applies to teams. Just as a group is composed of separate individuals, the photograph is composed of separate bits or dots of information. Each part of the photograph represents…
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Ticket hologram
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Grating images
I’m with the Americans on a lot of things—spellings in particular. Just think of all the valuable seconds you can save ordering doughnuts online when you drop the ‘ugh’ from the middle of the word and spell it donut. And if you ask me, taking the ‘U’ and ‘E’ off the end of catalog was an inspired move. Now imagine you’re ordering next season’s donut catalog… that’s the American…
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Interactive hologram projector
Here’s some more info on a Sci-Fi dream come true: As if looking at floating images in free space produced by mid-air displays isn’t cool enough, a research team from the University of Tokyo now makes it possible to even touch (kind of) those images with a newly developed projector system. The so-called Touch Holography is essentially made of three parts: Provision Interactive Technologies’…
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Holographic Table
True three dimensional visualisation technologies have been fantasied and theorised about over the past half century. The scientific community and sci-fi fans know that the best way to make true 3D images is by using holographic technology. Conventional stereo 3D is based on glasses or parallax barriers, lead to a poor 3D experience because it s really just an illusion created by…
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Holographic artists
Holograms suggest a depth and dimension that isn’t really there, an illusion of matter in space that can range from a low-tech flickering image in a children’s book to ghostly computer-generated projections of people on stage. No matter how simple or complex the techniques used, it’s all a trick of the light, a way of fooling our eyes – whether they’re just images painted onto layers…
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Hologram color
A new way of streaming high-resolution, full-color full-parallax three-dimensional (3D) hologram videos may have applications in the entertainment and medical imaging industries. Credit: © 2015 A*STAR Data Storage Institute Three-dimensional (3D) movies, which require viewers to wear stereoscopic (i.e. Related to the technique of creating an impression of depth by showing two slightly…
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