The Japanese National Institute of Information and Communications Technology are making slight headway towards more practical methods of capturing moving images in normal lighting conditions and then displaying them as a 3-D holographic image.
With the aid of a computer, multiple micro fly-eye lenses and an HD camera they are able to capture a 1 cm sized and 2° viewing angle moving image (see article for plan diagram). Tiny steps before hologram capture becomes commonplace. Here's an example of one image they made earlier.
http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/english/NE ... 18/161362/
Small and not so perfectly formed - 3D Holography
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Small and not so perfectly formed - 3D Holography
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Re: Small and not so perfectly formed - 3D Holography
A nice step into the right direction, but there is a long was until we have that litle holo-projectors like in Star-Wars
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Re: Small and not so perfectly formed - 3D Holography
Unless you get this little beauty in the meantime. Star Wars: Nikko R2-D2 DVD Projector!cirk2 wrote:A nice step into the right direction, but there is a long was until we have that litle holo-projectors like in Star-Wars
80 inch LCoS powered Projection System
Project on to ceilings or walls for an up to 80" viewing area
DVD Player
iPod Docking Station
Memory card slot & USB 2.0 connector
Built-in 20 watt stereo speaker system
Full motion wireless remote control
Most popular R2-D2 sound effects
FM Wireless Audio (channel 1 through channel 7)
Millenium Falcon remote control
Image Sensor: LCoS
Resolution: 800 x 600
Brightness: 1800lm ANSI lumens
Contrast ratio: 1800:1
Dimensions: 13.5" x 13" x 20.5"
Weight: 8kg
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Image size: 24 to 80"
Projection distance: 4.9' to 16.4'
Terminal:
Input:
1 RCA (composite)
1 Mini Din (S-Video)
2 RCA (audio L/R)
1 VGA (analog RGB / component video) D Sub 15 pin
Output:
1 headphone stereo jack
1 optical audio out
1RCA (composite)
2RCA (audio L/R)
Signal:
Video Signal: S-Video signal, Composite signal (NTSC/NTSC4.43/PAL/M-PAL/N-PAL/PAL60)
Built-in DVD: 525i(480i), 525p(480p)
DVD Unit:
Media and format: DVD video, Video CD, SVCD, Audio CD, MP3, WMA, JPEG, MP4
Audio: DTS2.0+Digital Out, Dolby Digital
Memory Slot:
USB Connector: USB flash memory
Memory Card: SD memory, MMC, Memory Stick, Smart Media
iPod Dock: iPod 3G, 4G, 5G, mini photo
Remote Control: 5 function infra-red
Speaker: 10W x 2
FM Wireless Audio: Channel 1 to Channel 7
Power supply: AC Adapter / 7.2V NiCD battery
Power consumption (Operation / standby): 5 - 35 degrees C
Controller not to scale
2 years manufacturers warranty.
I'm sure you'll agree you get a lot for your £1899.99 including Free Delivery.
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Re: Small and not so perfectly formed - 3D Holography
wtf...
That is mercandisig how i loke it... The "Großer Jogurt" (the yoda from spaceballs, I only know the german name) would be pride
That is mercandisig how i loke it... The "Großer Jogurt" (the yoda from spaceballs, I only know the german name) would be pride