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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2010

Hologram created from data that Net Engineering in Italy created using CADMATIC software. Totally amazing. @zebraimaging

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  • Each of our holograms has over 300,000 rendered 3D views in them . We can control what we put in different parts of the hologram so we can make it "switch" between data sets as the holographic print turns or you walk around it. Follow us @zebraimaging to learn more about how our tech works.

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  • The target area is only two meters wide. It's a small thermal exhaust port, right below the main port. The shaft leads directly to the reactor system. A precise hit will start a chain reaction which should destroy the station. Only a precise hit will set off a chain reaction. The shaft is ray-shielded, so you'll have to use proton torpedoes...

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  • seriously, do this kind of 3D technology exists? beautiful...

  • i want my floor tiled in these

  • @Push2Evolve But that's impossible!... even for a computer.

  • nintendo needs to buy this technology and come out with the 3DS 2.0

  • SORCERY!!!

  • @TreyWestlyGray this is "just" a normal proper (good quality, etc) hologram, possible to see for quite a while if you cared ("stick your hand in it"? It "just" _looks_ like it really has insides, that's the whole point - it's a flat sheet). A bit sad how you don't realize the existence (for quite a while) of real holograms; maybe even taken by cheap scifi films effects called like that, but which have nothing to do with holography... (nvm the ~150 year old fad of stereoscopy, pushed on us again)

  • @rsolgtp, and size of pixels in the display would need to be comparable to the wavelength of light / that's quite a resolution (plus how the processing power and memory required are probably even much more than simple analogies would suggest). Oh well, hopefully I'll live to see it, screens which feel basically like a window...

  • waw, how do you do it??

  • It's a trap!

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