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The VX1 from Voxon Photonics is a volumetric display inspired by the game of holochess (aka dejarik) aboard the Millennium Falcon, as featured in Star Wars: Episode IV and The Force Awakens. This technology works as a 3D printer for light, creating images that can be viewed in 3D from any angle, without the need for special glasses.
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Put hatsune miku in there rn
Is it possible to learn this power.
How would you use
Me: oh yeah cultural men it is time for us.
Came for star wars
Stayed for minecraft
He refrenced minecraft he’s the best engineer ever
Peoe be playing real card wars with this shiy
Imagine an holografic stage for concerts! That would be iconic and game changing forever 🤖💎👽🤩
Want to see what a 4 dimensional object look like on a 3 dimensional screen
Halo holo map on the spirit of fire.
We not have flying cars or hover boards but at least we have holographic technology
Now that's a thing to watch hentai on
Finally we can have card wars from adventure time irl
This video reminds me of those videos from the early 80s which show the potential of Early Touch Screen Technology using their prototypes of those times.
In that respect, this hologram technology shall be a norm in the near future.
5:07 This game me goosebumps ! I feel like fantasy is becoming the reality.
Hologram technology artificial intelligence and a living computer virus literal sunshine machine tempest hologram hologram gaming GTA 5 hologram gaming the hologram maps I would use the display to play mass effect andromeda on
I want to put this on a gauntlet
HOW MUCH
Heh miku
Idk seems just like my orb clock that I have. It has a thing with little lights on it and it spins around at fast speeds and shows the time, date etc etc. Looks like it's a hologram, was like 5 bucks and was made like a decade ago. This technology looks no different. It has something spinning making the effect. Whats the difference?
Wait… So that thing has to move at like 5000fps? Wow!
I would use it for a yugioh duell
With the screen moving up and down like that, the device probably requires occasional maintenance, right? How long would it be until it breaks?
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