Zebra Imaging Demo at Autodesk University 2009

[spacetimesparx]

Lololol! I didn't know David Cross had a brother! Paste in his youtube video ID and check go see: 5posU08HjXg

[condohoi1234]

I think this mus be millions of micro lens, under each of them are plenty of very very small pixel for each of view angle ;), am I right ?

[dancupid]

@condohoi1234 No it's a hologram - it's a standard photographic technique using lasers to create an interference pattern that resolves itself as a 3d image when viewed. see Wikipedia 'holography' for an explanation. Though this technique of full colour 3D holograms is something extraordinary.

[DJVM95]

Can it break?

[thiagokronig]

@DJVM95 easily, I imagine

[TurdFerguson98]

I guess that would definitely have an advantage over a solid model as far as being more portable, you still can't show every angle or have the option of disassembling or viewing the interior though. Either way, it's still a pretty cool concept.

[Rodes27]

Stumbled here - This is awesome.

[pailhead11]

I wonder if this is a principle similar to what RPC does in 3d.

[jerusalemHeart1]

wow!

[PsyK0m0nk3y]

I want art on my wall with one of those panels.

[ForestCinema]

Hey . . . tell the folks at Zebra that they should offer this in a "cube" format . . . with 5 or even 6 sides to a cube, that can be clipped together . . . might have an even better effect. I noticed that the "top view" one that they had on the rotating platform kinda disappeared when turned sideways.

[curlymolly70]

@ForestCinema Agreed, they should cube the product, and look at projecting light from the inside.

[EuReKaDeAdScOpE]

OMFG

[siuppdens]

Amazing !

But he forgot to talk about the price for a picture the size shown in this video.

[BadLactose]

I'm not an architect, but I want one!

[andrechi]

i just shat a brick

[LANEnabled]

Ohmygod... I just blew mind chunks everywhere...

[eebamxela]

mind = blown

[onleguz]

Impresionante!

[klm06]

Genial....!