The company that has really pushed the possibilities for transparent LCD and marketed a quasi-hologram-ish virtual presence product called PORTL has just announced a ... […]
I’m putting out there, immediately, that I understand maybe half of the following, as it has something or other to do with crypto-currencies and memorabilia. The LA start-up PORTL, which does a very clever of making transparent LCD look like three-dimensional hologram displays, has announced it has created the “world’s first volumetric pro sports memorabilia non-fungible token, or NFT. […]
Google had its annual I/O conference yesterday, and among the new pots and pans the tech giant said it was working on was something called Project Starline – a very involved, more lifelike take on video calling. […]
Many countries have imposed lockdown procedures that have forced people to stay in their homes and close stores, which inevitably reduced engagement with consumers. As the summer approaches, some of the social confinement of COVID-19 will hopefully come to an end soon. As a result, people are eager to spend time out of their homes more than ever. […]
The LA startup that uses a highly optimized transparent LCD displays and enclosures to create life-sized, hologram-ish visual effects has completed a new $3 million fundraising round that will be used, in part, to devlop a small desktop version for content creators. […]
Sony Electronics has started marketing a new kind of 3D-like screen it calls a Spatial Reality Display (or SR Display). I would love to explain it well, but it is, frankly, way the hell over my giant, hair-barren head. […]
Holographic projection imagery – is it a fad, or is it here to stay? This week’s question is answered by members of the DSE Advisory Board ADVERTISING & BRAND COUNCIL “In many ways, the popularity of holographic display systems is a fad. […]
Hat tip to John Baggot of ComQi for pointing me to this … If you have been around digital signage for a few years, you’ve seen periodic attempts by companies to show glasses-free 3D displays, or holographic-ish stuff that could only be viewed by staring inside boxes. I’ve even, recently, seen glasses-free 3D LED displays. Which, by the way, looked horrendous. […]
I spotted this video on Linkedin – a hologram projection thingie touted as being part of the restaurant of the future. […]
