a few years ago I saw a hobby project like this (well, not quite like this) on KZbin and in about 2 years there's already commercial product available. if this development is continuing maybe we will have this too.

Can it run Doom?

Digital wizard

How do you render the game? Normal 3D engines rasterize everything onto a 2D screen

wow. that's crazy, imagine what this guy could do if he had two oled screens...

playing Doom on that thing is fucking crazy

Dude it would be so sick to get Tekken

This is so friggin cool

It's a bit grainy

Beautiful build, you got some talent there 👍

I know this game as "Virus" on Commodore Amiga - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ-vknqJja-Yjsk

People doing anything whilst waiting for GTA VI... Love it

This is really cool. Just bought my son a 3d printer and we hope to 1 day create something like this. It reminds me of that old game at the arcade called "Time Traveler."

Could you get super off road running on this

Holodeck.

How big is the set up?

Try minecraft

This thing came out of Prometheus movie

amazing gta3 intro

this is damn awesome! love the retro futuristic vibe, also the possibilities of high resolution etc, maybe samsung could hire you to develop this even further!

wow

Imagine being this smart wtf, must be nice dude

New tech is fire

My hands is all messed up. you better drive, brother.

the kind of retrofuturistic tech you'd see on old films or read about on sci-fi magazines. cool stuff!

you should do the girl from blade runner

I do 3d modeling and would be so cool to display stuff on it! I'd love to try building one. Do you plan on making a new version of the project in any foreseeable future? Just so I would rather wait for a upgraded project to start buying parts etc.

holy fuck???? man this stuff is too cool to be true. can i go to the future already?

We got holograms before GTA 6

I am confused, why have the screens off center? It would eliminate the need for those weights on top

Can you sell this as a kit please? Or at least some detailed schematics🥳

This is awesome! Amazing job👍

Sacando el aire a la esfera se podría aumentar las RPM? Mejorar un poco la imagen?

This looks awesome! My only feedback could be glass you use is very reflective.

Would that even work with like a Smartphonedisplay is what i asked myself? Really cool stuff, much like i thought what playing would be like. How cool i would find to play a game on my playstation or so, and see map or something on a device like that. Maaaan, really cool, 😮

What software and code on Respberry Pi are you using?

bjork hyperballad ahh gameplay

Holo deck.

holograms are now closer than expected.

Did you ever try to vacum the thing, I've wonder how it goes inside a vacuum. xd

I want to buy one of these.

get em Claude

imagine this run with OLED

This is how I envisioned things going when I got my C64 back in 84...

Sounds like its in a factory.

This has Dune Movie sound effects. No thinking machines allowed here.

Elite dangerous immediately came to mind, very cool build.

So, this is how Obi-wan felt when he saw happened to... them

напоминает плоскую землю под куполом, а в центре где то стоит монитор, раскручивается с огромной скоростью и показывает нам ложные планеты, звезды, ложные галактики, которых на самом деле нет, а есть нечто другое! Может вселенский океан над куполом, т.е. над нами? и плавают светящиеся красивые разнообразные существа, большие и малые, очень маленькие, светящиеся планктоны и т.д.

Love this so much - I *think* I have thought of a way of increasing the resolution and the light through put, allowing for physical interaction and a more stable platform needing less stabilising mass. It does, however, introduce another limiting factor to the resolution. It's taken from another youtuber, I will link below. He is taking an LED panel, bouncing the light off a half mirror, onto a retroreflective panel, back through the half mirror and onto a "plane of cohesion" floating mid air. The quality of the retroreflector is the limiting factor. Imagine a glass table, the underside half-mirrored. At the foot, pointing upwards, an array of white LEDs. The light is columnated through a pair of Fresnel lenses, before passing through a platter rotating about an axis at the center of the glass table. Embedded, flat into holes cutinto the platter, are two equally spaced LCDs. Above each is a mirror, angled closer to 90 degrees than 45, such that the reflection of the LCD hits the half mirrored underside of the glass table, before hitting a retroreflector - rotating with the platter, normal to the apparent reflection of the image, forming a *rotating* cohesive plane; in space, floating in air above the table. You would have to match the reflected distance to the center of the table, and another slightly forward, using first pair of mirrors, but their distance from the center of rotation would closely match, mostly the height and angle differing... Lighter, more stable to rotate. You lose light in the initial reflection, but you don't have to rotate your light source. The middle of the table is unused, so you could put a phased array of high frequency sounders there, generating haptic feedback. If the table top had a hole in the center, you could brace a central shaft against the exterior of the table at both ends, but that might not be necessary - it might be as easy as holding it stable at the right height, under a half mirror table to which it is not attached. opg.optica.org/oe/fulltext.cfm?uri=oe-22-22-26919&id=303352