'True 3D' Display Using Laser Plasma Technology #DigInfo

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20/10/2011

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True 3D

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CuratomLasers, at 05/22/2013 10:06, says:
Now this could be the start of real life hologram technology, start implemating RGB, faster FPS and Resolution and this will replace static holographic plates and solve 360 degree viewing and motion hologram problems
Vivianhiro Bertuzzoshi, at 05/22/2013 08:48, says:
playing 3D asteroid or 3D pong could be very cool! ;))))
MumboJ, at 05/21/2013 18:12, says:
I'm guessing the flickering is caused by the frame rate being out of sync with that of the camera? Like how sometimes happens when you point a camera at a tv? Because otherwise the image was MUCH clearer in Air than in Water, despite the narration saying that water was used for the demonstration because it would be clearer.
dragonworld2008, at 05/20/2013 04:07, says:
Japan loves radiation
Borderlands808, at 05/14/2013 07:24, says:
Is it true if you mix hot and cold plasma you could somehow/possibly create a "shield"?? Such as those used in Star Trek or Star Wars??
Oscar Goldstein, at 05/11/2013 06:41, says:
60 years to go for 3D Sky
ADLN NEO, at 04/30/2013 09:54, says:
the first uses of this technology will be: PORN!!!!!
mok19670918, at 04/28/2013 12:05, says:
JAPAN, you are the best tech country !
Mr0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0, at 04/26/2013 17:34, says:
Help me obi you're my only hope!!
LucienMcKnight, at 04/26/2013 06:38, says:
by the way, this was created 1 year ago...... apple? what the hell?
Caitie C, at 04/26/2013 00:39, says:
All I can imagine is people 100 years from now watching this in history class and saying "That is so low res, and look how flickery it is".
Andylink007, at 04/24/2013 00:25, says:
wtf no lol, 60 fps is max, in the case where you cant tell the difference between 60 and 100 fps, but humans can view up to 200 before being 100% unable to tell the difference between 200 fps and 1 million. 60 is around where most ppl start to stop seing a difference in framerate
Scriptofmagic, at 04/23/2013 17:52, says:
*24 fps.
Scriptofmagic, at 04/23/2013 17:16, says:
May the force be with them.
cortster12, at 04/23/2013 07:27, says:
Amazing
AirsoftWarfareHD, at 04/19/2013 04:57, says:
When this technology is perfected, how are people going to film 3D movies like this? I mean a camera only films in 2D anyways
Andylink007, at 04/12/2013 05:20, says:
60 would, humans eyes can view up to 60 fps
wbeaty, at 04/11/2013 04:35, says:
R2D2 should have projected it at the Jawas. A projected "hologram" of a single point, that's the same as a kilowatt pulse-laser weapon.
Tristan Goddard, at 03/24/2013 01:23, says:
So exited about this tech, can't wait to see the next generation at CES 2014!!
DallasGreen123, at 03/18/2013 13:49, says:
with 15fps it still looks kinda choppy viewed with eyes. from 30fps on it would look totally fluid to human
picasso566, at 03/10/2013 06:47, says:
Did you see the guy explaining the device? He's a fetus! If this 12 year old kid had a hand in the development of the technology, it is further evidence that I have wasted my life.
Sonic5x5, at 03/07/2013 20:41, says:
Here comes the new Hatsune Miku!!!
Noel Rodriguez, at 02/27/2013 09:26, says:
I want one but with a AI of Cortana.
drperrythe3rd, at 02/27/2013 01:51, says:
Kony