10 Most Advanced HologramS that are INSANE!

[@TTIenglish]

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[@cooper419]

What does high quality premium class visual holographics fans even mean?

[@brianparent]

I think I know who The Illuminati are or at least who is using them as a smokescreen and/or a vehicle.

[@hyperhektor7733]

haha dude respect for pulling out this conspiracy "theory" :) , didnt expect that in a entertaining video :D , bluebeam works less efficient if people know the trick xD

[@yukiakahaka1893]

you must see the japanese hatsune miku thats i think the best 3d singer in the world . thats use a transparant layer of backround and shut them with a 3d proyector.....

[@ddaniel2626]

TOP 10 INFORMATION - TTI K

[@superkoen98]

"Atoms of light" im outta here....

[@ianmackenna928]

Another definition of atom is "a small amount of something". It's actually an older definition than the chemistry/physics term.

[@saeedalhetar1378]

Yeah but light is made of photons tho...

[@ianmackenna928]

And what is a photon .. a quanta of electromagnetic energy. The older definition of atom is essentially, "something really small", technically indivisible, so atoms aren't even atoms because they can be broken down. According to Oxford dictionary's second definition of the word, an atom can also be considered "an extremely small amount of something". Thus a photon could be considered an atom of light.

[@cubeir]

lite haz AtOmz????

[@AnthonyKravitz]

Light is made of cells.

[@mitchellotten3640]

Bro he talks so much more than he needs to. “This is expensive and it costs a lot of money.” Whattt

[@kwible3682]

Mitchell Otten dead

[@relentlessmadman]

not my money!

[@screminmemes]

It is an advanced text-to-speech program. Nobody has that good of pronunciation but that shit of grammar throughout. A lot of Top-10 sites do that.

[@Misha-dr9rh]

@@screminmemes No TTS engine is that advanced. He probably put his script through google translate and sent it off to some fucking voice actor for 2 dollars

[@ofirsufaro204]

@@kwible3682 i saw you comment on another video

[@boomer672]

For almost half of them, he doesn’t even tell us how they work Thats what I wanted to learn

[@Justwantahover]

That's what pissed me off too.

[@pinklady7184]

You can use software Blender to do 3D modelling. it is a FREE open source and you can download it from its official website. In KZbin, type in keywords together: Blender holograph hologram. Look up Blender tutorials in KZbin.

[@byfieldmichael1992]

Its called patent and still under development

[@austinearle4698]

So you read that title and expected this to be an educational video?

[@yannmergezs2820]

Boomer76 5 well too bad that’s not what the tittle of the video is

[@alexandergonchiy1298]

Hidden dislike counter? Gee, I wonder why.

[@Nyan26]

"PHysIcAl hOloGrApH" Are they even still holograph if it physical?! Also some of then are fake

[@pandathederp]

watch the song

[@KyleDesharnais]

@@pandathederp song?

[@alineharam]

"Table holograms require a table..." Go figure.

[@chrishasyourkeys2808]

Aldo Garbellini ROFL he's highly advanced

[@1974moumita]

Oh you mean a $5000 Table?

[@nelsonlacayo5024]

And glasses

[@brendastarr9774]

Hahahaha!!!

[@Cooperbsound]

Im 100% sure the person who wrote the script for this video doesn't speak english and the narrator is just reading the script as they were payed to.

[@shuranii]

a stop-motion made from water droplets This guy: this is a *Hologram!!*

[@daredevil7069]

but this IS a hologram.

[@jekesan4221]

@@daredevil7069 Psst,the key word is 'holo'

[@daphenomenalz4100]

You need something for the light to reflect off, if there's nothing in the space how will an image even form, bruh

[@dwang2805]

The picture you describe “produces in Korea” was actually a group of Chinese people taking photo together to celebrate new year eve. The Chinese words printed on the ribbon means something like happy Chinese New Year.

[@thepineaple]

atoms of light *atoms of light* *A T O M S O F L I G H T*

[@MilkCrate801]

*MOLECULES OF PROTONS*

[@ScientificReview]

Light are light atoms, heavy are heavy atoms 🤣

[@SHIRO3301]

@@MilkCrate801 *MROTONS OF POLECULES*

[@roberthugheshigleypruitt2130]

Didn't Microsoft have a 3D holographic table a few years back? I find this technology fascinating as it can help you visualize your creation and improve visual interactions with your audience.

[@JaredFrontman]

Sir, it's a prototype. But will soon become a reality.

[@tobiasmalteandersen9205]

Atoms of light!! What?

[@yamamotogenryusai7270]

photon

[@losttale1]

Light of an atom ez

[@claudiamartinez5842]

Tobias Malte Andersen me encantó gracias

[@GeneralPet]

he means pixel of light. Like the small ionised air dots produced in one of the holograms shown. Saying atoms of light would mean that each pixel represents an atom which is fucking impossible lmao

[@zainawad5483]

ikr

[@eclecticjon1019]

"This technology is not cheap, it's pretty expensive." Thanks for that, I'm so much wiser now.

[@meowllison9414]

Eclectic Jon 101 ahaha I thought the same

[@DemeterVT]

U don't say ?

[@aneki3394]

haha 🤣

[@kingchirpa]

When you got to reach that word limit on the essay

[@ScientificReview]

Better than telling us, this techology is fake! Now, we have at least a reason why we don't see this tech in real life, because it us pretty expensive 🤣

[@martiddy]

Only like 2 of them are real 3D holograms, the other ones were either 2D projections, future concepts or need a resource like water, smoke or a grid. Also the number 1 is extremely ridiculous.

[@jonnyreverb]

None of them were holograms, not a single one.

[@arnouth5260]

Jonnyreverb what do you mean?

[@jonnyreverb]

I mean that a hologram is an interference pattern created by the interaction between 2 beams of coherent light. When the reference beam is recreated, the object light is reproduced with amplitude and direction. it doesn't just mean, something that looks futuristic with lights. It is a very specific term. It was invented by Steven Benton in the 50s and developed further by Yuri Dennisyuk in the 80s. None of these are anything like a real hologram. This is pure misinformation, these guys are total idiots.

[@thierryvt]

Jonnyreverb to be fair you are being pedantic. A couple of these could certainly be called holograms (even if they're a bit rudimentary)

[@jonnyreverb]

@Thierry Van Tillo No. Look it up. A hologram is not just a 3D picture. I taught Holography at OSU, and I teach Digital Media Design at the university level. Holography is a wave phenomenon. It is an analog process. No one who understands quantum physics or wave theory would make that mistake. I am an expert on holography, and you don't know what you are talking about. Go back to school.

[@Paul-gz5dp]

I have already seen some of these things. The one I like is the interactive display, as it allows visualizing things that can't easily be seen directly. Also it allows changing the interactive parameters of the interface such as language, dimensional format, learning programs, etc. What is quite obvious is if blue beam is real, that could easily be used as a weapon to set fires. Ionization is flames when it happens to flammable materials. When someone sees light beams from the sky's and things exploding in flames on the ground... That is no longer a conspiracy

[@geoffphillips5872]

I need a hologram of me working hard to show my wife.

[@Devedesetdva]

this is so boomer that its incredible

[@solicity1785]

decoy out

[@Aሆ]

クエンジントーマスタ ンクエンジン lmao

[@jeanbobbb]

With a huge schlong..

[@MrGeocidal]

Since the 7D thing is a hoax why include it in this video?

[@DrAnim8]

Well, it wasn’t a hoax. It’s a type of Augmented Reality (AR) and they never tried to pass it off as a “Hologram”, the person calling it a “Hoax” didn’t seem to understand that. The video you see is what the audience sees (such as the gym with the whale or mall with the various animals) but only on a monitor. The content (Animals or whatever you want) is created and rendered out ahead of time with software such as Maya (as mentioned in the video). There is a video camera that is aimed at an area where you want the “Hologram” experience - (Really AR) The camera used in the digital content creation software Maya (or any 3D animation program) to create the animals/scene is created to match the viewing angle of the real-world camera that is looking at the “set” - Gym, Mall,…) This way the digital content perspective matches the real-world camera and set. The real-world camera feed then has the digital pre-rendered content composited over the top of it in real-time, such as compositing FX, creatures… in a movie or TV show. There is usually a large monitor or projection screen mounted up in an area where the people in the set (audience) can see - the audience sees the composited stream of the real-world camera and digital assets (animals, actors…) Again, the video clips are only showing what the audience sees on the large screen, they don’t actually see the animals standing in front of them like a hologram. How do I know all this you ask, because my studio creates things like this as well.

[@flamentable1099]

@@DrAnim8 Thank you very much

[@reealitychick]

@@DrAnim8IT WILL BE A GREAT ''' day when they can actually create the whale scene right in front of the audience.. BUT !!! with honest people and NOT the power hungry evil idiots that have nothing but evil plans to control the populations of the world// HG Wells did not like that his colleagues were using the technology for their own gain and against the human race. He told them it was for the good of man -- not the destruction. But evil gets in there and we have to be on our guard!

[@qwertyholistic3602]

7d is not possible to see as a human observer

[@theprophetez1357]

This technology will be used to deceive men, it is spoken of in Revelation 14&15. ...saying to them that dwell on the earth, that they should make an IMAGE to the beast... And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak,... This is how the UN will be able to deceive all but the elect of God.

[@CadmusCurtis]

#2 - until someone goes to touch the hollogram not realizing its a fan blade...

[@matrixarsmusicworkshop561]

Wait where is the blad in the #2?

[@seededsoul]

interactive holographic projection of scissors 😂

[@matrixarsmusicworkshop561]

XD

[@jonnyreverb]

And it's not even 3D

[@dakuroni]

Jonnyreverb thats fine xddd

[@RomeoWhiskey692]

I’ll be impressed when they get Skyrim to run on it .

[@Noneedforhandlesanymore]

Romeo Whiskey who and why what for?

[@captainweaselhat6875]

Lol you can on the CD case holograms. Throw in the VR controls and you have hologram Skyrim!

[@THEYCANTSTOPME]

Nah Doom is easier and more traditional to run on stupid things like two donuts connected to a cereal box

[@gavinbender8733]

I’ll be impressed when they get oblivion to run on it

[@UserNotFound-mw4hp]

"this technology will be used for advertisements...." me: oh yay....

[@coreforce9872]

At least it will look cool.

[@spacex6997]

Mysterio: *I'll take your entire stock*

[@9KznfiS87f7]

The author of this video doesn't know what a hologram is.

[@だんだんーちゃん]

oof you got roasted

[@mo1ya938]

@Swiit Lime Are you related to the guy uploading cause yeah this video is sit and so is his list.

[@party4lifedude]

I think these are technically holograms but what you probably are looking for is some scifi shit that just doesn't exist yet

[@odinsuryoutube]

"yet" lol

[@kurtbarlow9402]

@@party4lifedude I'd like a Star Wars chess set, please.

[@smoispwns]

"Atoms of light" XD Such a technical video

[@KSchawacker]

You missed the mark a little here. Please include more research into how these technologies actually work. A 2d image projected onto a sheet is called video mapping. It is not a hologram. Neither is a flurry of drones with LEDs. Maybe venture into how specifically, these ionized particle projectors work. THAT's where the true innovation lies.

[@seededsoul]

Kurt Schawacker Yeah, and even those are a bit scary. They are basically creating the same hot stuff in a fluorescent lightbulb, but in open air. A larger one would burn you if you touch it, and ionizing the air produces dangerous free radicals for us to inhale.

[@Psycandy]

what it lacked in specifics it gave as a very brief and broad view, but OMG how much better would this be with an inkling of the physics, otherwise who knows whats fake. in general, all 3D systems require something taking up the volume of the stage, like suspended oil for backscatter, so with each system you're looking for the substrate.

[@guillaumegeaymond503]

Sensation is the goal of the channel, certainly not scientific accuracy.Otherwise they would think twice before talking about _atoms_ of light and putting freacking conspiracy theories already proven wrong in first place. They also wouldn't put hoaxes in it and saying they are. So, well, I guess if you want a real honnest rundown on the current hologram technologies around the world, you've not watched the best video

[@cooper419]

This channel was made to make money off of nieve children by providing just enough information that it seems real without putting much work into it. His goal is to make money not be scientifically accurate

[@jonnyreverb]

None of these were holograms. These guys are morons.

[@luutsii]

"table holograms are those holograms who require a table"...genius

[@angelaevans6414]

The cloud city Antichrist theory is pretty fascinating. I could definitely see AI using that to put us into a matrix type scenario. Like a fusion between the movie Inception and The Matrix. I wonder if this also explains the Phoenix lights, seeing as how the lights were in a Delta formation.

[@joshbevill1770]

Interesting

[@NobodyCaresALot]

No. You're conflating too much. The Phoenix Lights were probably paratroopers. I know it's hard to accept, but I don't think there's enough evidence to say it was a craft. Also, the AI you're referring to guides the stock market, much more banal seeming but far more insidious. It's not about surprising you, it's about control. You're in the matrix, and this is reality, but you are living in a world where the AI is trained, even if it has its own nebulous ideas. The truth is always somewhere in the middle of reality and fantastic presuppositions.

[@4Everlast]

You missed a key point, both got Epsteined.

[@YaMomsOyster]

I think Governments would happily do that to put us into a state of fear and submission

[@usamahbinmuhammadbinawadbi2865]

This tech has been refined in the 80s and implemented in satellites since the 90s. Understand the implications of this.

[@bazongers4304]

7D is like, being able to see a person's entire life as a line

[@fontunetheteller410]

Dimension as it pertains to theme park attractions and movies are different than scientific dimensions. For instance, a theme park ride straps you in a seat that remains stationary. You wear 3d glasses, get sprayed with water, the seat rumbles up and down, left and right, and sprays a scent of ocean salt, could technically be marketed as a 7D ride.

[@KoleeBaby]

huh?

[@sylviaelse5086]

Not one of these is actually a hologram. That aside, while the table holograms may be real, the videos of them are not, because the extension of any line between the viewers eye and a part of the image must intersect the table. Otherwise you'd be talking about an projection of the image into the air, which, other than the limited forms shown earlier in the video, is not a technology that exists.

[@timminh468]

Sylvia Else , #10 is...

[@biggus7933]

The Voxon display is a true volumetric 3D holographic display, viewable from any direction without headgear or glasses. The video has no CG, it is a real product - I have seen it myself.

[@Apoc_Bone_Daddy]

I JUST WANT A GOD DAMN STAR WARS STYLE HOLOGRAM That way I can dress up in a hoodie and be like "Execute Order 66..... With a side of curly fries and a large coke" Lol

[@ichigokurosaki8661]

I can only imagine you using the Sith Lord's voice the entire time dragging out the "Large Soda" part.

[@scottrich976]

Have you seen the holographic Vinyl record or the 3d prism for your phone ?

[@scottrich976]

There was even a vinyl video player !

[@mightymarlin97]

Holovect looks extremely similar

[@SilverSurfer-cc6vp]

So you could watch the death of countless Jedi (probably could count them, but fuck it - i'm being poetic here) and the fall of the Republic while eating curly fries and sipping on a large coke? You truly are evil.... ...because now I want to eat curly fries and wash it down with a large coke! =P

[@Midg-td3ty]

Those hologram tables seem to be perfect for real time strategy games. I would love to play Sim City or Warcraft on a table like this.

[@OphiuchiChannel]

The ending was so cringe my eyes are bleeding through the screen.

[@JoyDaz00]

truth is hard Truth is hidden in plain sight. Reality is stranger that fiction. God Bless You.

[@leof8887]

The entire fucking thing is full cringe

[@iminvisible873]

Truth In Plain Sight da fuck you on about man

[@OphiuchiChannel]

@@iminvisible873 he's high on Jesus.

[@OphiuchiChannel]

@@chrisriani lol

[@SharifSourour]

Woah that went really dark at the end LOL

[@reg4829]

Yeah it

[@jlishere-dq2xn]

Sharif Sourour yes cuz I’ve showed an bad vid of an edited video... search it up

[@jtib5968]

He sounds like a native English speaker, yet his script sounds like it was poorly translated from Japanese. "with extremely visual effects!" XD

[@jackiec498]

JTib I noticed that too I wonder if its virtual voice

[@guerrillapress77]

JTib not the only one that noticed

[@JosephGamacheKD0AHS]

it doesn't sound right, though, so the phrasing would be avoided in vernacular

[@JustinKrux]

its actually not perfect english grammar, as this is a special case since "visual effects" is the thing being referenced..... "extremely" is used to enhance the action of a subject or object, not reference it directly, for instance you would say, "this was extremely well said"....extremely is being used to enhance "well" which is the action of "said" and since in this case "visual effects" is referencing a thing in particular and not the action of a thing, its incorrect, in this particular case you would use extreme, unless you used something to explain the action, like "with extremely beautiful visual effects." it only seems perfect as "visual" is being used in the phrase, which can be confused as an action, but "visual" in this case isnt referencing the action but the subject in question, its a common mistake when the subjects name has words that already reference an action.

[@tsuikagura]

Naw, he's 100% Chinese. No Japanese person will call you My Friend 10 seconds into a video... ugh. Hate these mannerisms. As fake as it gets.

[@improvestepbystep]

Most of the examples are Augmented Reality not holograms

[@jonnyreverb]

None of these were holograms.

[@chadangeles3856]

Jonnyreverb oof

[@chadangeles3856]

Also they repeat the fan hologram

[@biggus7933]

The Voxon display is a true volumeric 3D holographic display, viewable from any direction without headgear or glasses. The video has no CG, it is a real product - I have seen it myself.

[@LitiHolo]

You can now make your own holograms at home too, with one of our LitiHolo Hologram Kits. That should be in your next video.

[@tieroberson]

The conspiracy one went so in-depth , it came off like the detractors are actually the one's planning to do that, but are building up a scapegoat ahead of time.

[@tranquilanimaljamlover66]

Wtf is a theoretical atom of light?

[@seededsoul]

Tranquil Animal Jam lover Lol! The Euclid marketing folks are generous in their terminology. They mean that they have rendered in 3D, so many 3D pixels, or atoms. Usually these are called Voxels (volumetric pixels), but wutevs.

[@cryora]

a fluorescing trapped ion?

[@sasabnis]

I had the exact same question. Turns out it's just a bunch of poorly worded nonsense.

[@markcollard9326]

Light is the result of electrons moving between defined energy levels in an atom, called shells. When something excites an atom, such as a collision with another atom or a chemical electron, an electron may absorb the energy, boosting it up to a higher-level shell. The boost is short-lived, however, and the electron immediately falls back down to the lower level, emitting its extra energy in the form of an electromagnetic energy packet called a photon. The wavelength of the photon depends on the distance of the electron’s fall. Some wavelengths, such as radio waves, are invisible. Photons with wavelengths in the visible spectrum form all the colors that we can see.

[@sasabnis]

@@markcollard9326 wtf is a "chemical electron"? And also, your response still doesn't answer the question of the OP.

[@newmillenniumtechnologies5202]

The Digital Holographic Tabletop has been around for DECADES, it used no lighting of any kind. It was saucer shaped, fully mirrored interior, had an opening on top like the one shown and projected whatever object was placed inside. It appeared to float just above the saucer and you could move around it freely viewing all sides of the object, yup true 3 dimensions with ZERO Tech. Was sold at F.A.O. Shwartz in NYC as far back as I can remember and that's at least 45 years ago. Find something like that, that some company that doesn't say they recently 'invented'.

[@hondacarr1189]

I'm a Laserist, laser light show professional trained by Ivan dryer laserium. Never underestimate the smoke wall.. In person they are stunning and the most practical bang for your buck if you will it's done by high pressure at top and a vacuum at the bottom.. If you've ever walked into a supermarket or at movie theater where they had air blowing, keeping out the cold air.. the air kind of blows from the top to the bottom that's how a smoke wall Works.. only uses fog instead of warm air... then you project onto that... you have to consider the angle of projection so that you don't shine into the eyes of the people that are seeing the effect

[@steinleinad]

do you use laser or video projection for that ?

[@hondacarr1189]

daniel rauch Either / or , or both at the same time .. Both can be used effectively.. Personally I think there's more impact with lasers when you compare the two side-by-side lasers will be crisp and extremely colorful... video will seem a bit soft contrasty washed out but video looks more real has more detail ..so it kind of depends on what message ..or image you're wanting to get across .. really

[@razmuzen1090]

"Laserist" :D and i am an attack helicopter

[@hondacarr1189]

Raiden , A Laserist is a person who, builds, programs and/or performs Laser light shows. I made my living doing that for 20 years member of Ilda. It's pretty cool to hear that you're an attack helicopter . I used to date a girl who was a refrigerator ... But I had to break up with her. She slept with her mouth open, and the little light kept me awake.

[@datatwo7405]

@@razmuzen1090 whiiiirrrrrrrrrlllll whiizzzzzzzzz boom SPLAT

[@Shinku_no_sanbun]

I can't believe this had no mention at all the live hologram concerts by animated musicians like Hatsune Miku or Gorillaz. I know these concerts have existed since at least 2009 and have sold out concerts world-wide, so there's no way their research found nothing on them.

[@4amcuriosity162]

Im actually impressed he included project blue beam on here. Didnt expect that. Props.

[@galvinstanley3235]

Give me a REAL Yu Gi Oh! duel disc..with cards that turn into holograms.

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

Galvin Stanley. Hmmm actually with AR tech and the card images as markers for the 3d images it is easy to do. Not sure why they haven't done it yet, it would be awesome and could be used for Magic the Gathering, Pokemon, and other card games as well as Yugioh.

[@THEYCANTSTOPME]

Onida Aitsubasa AR isn't holograms tho, given the stage design of the yugioh anime that could be a big ass holographic table or stage connected to the digital properties of the cards via small chip as the Chinese symbol

[@Andy-413]

Drones with LEDs as an alternative to fireworks? Pff, yeah right. That's not likely to catch on.

[@kasumuki1963]

People are all ready doing it though so it will probably be an alternate to fireworks. Search it up

[@1974moumita]

12:02 CD (Captain Disillusion) proved that it is fake. edit: Most of the info is wrong

[@malachiwiens2455]

Yeah I saw that Captain Disillusion video too! I love that channel. So fascinating and informative, unlike _this_ video...

[@memyself306]

“The great processer and a powerful gpu”

[@tinaplakingertreadingonserpent]

a few years ago, there was a holographic image of a huge spaceship parked across my country road. It was in 3D. This video helped me to differentiate the many different kinds. Thank you. Very informative. Subscribed.

[@nathaliemarquez7896]

Wow...who put that there? It would have scared the heck out of me lol

[@tinaplakingertreadingonserpent]

@@nathaliemarquez7896 probably the local freemasons

[@alligatorlover5195]

You aren't saying real words this is just random words string together "capable of displaying holographic images up to hd quality"

[@woofdude2879]

what's random about that? Holographic Images....at what resolution? HD. Like 1920x1080...

[@fastw3748]

@@woofdude2879 holograms are 3d not 2d

[@jonjonnlo1431]

Developed by a Company in korea Image : that is LITERALLY CHINESE

[@Galm_1]

"... that is developed by Giga Korea" *shows picture of China*

[@streetsales23]

That Whale hologram is CRAZY!!! Imagine watching action packed movies in 20D!!

[@lakers4life71]

NECE'S STAR T'S that is a hoax it is very very fake

[@yakov8234]

I already imagine people playing with Holograms to create that one scene from Star Wars of Leia saying: "Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope.." lol

[@guillermogutierrez-santana4446]

That's actually the first one done by researchers as a proof of concept.

[@iantaggart3064]

I like holograms that don't actually need glasses and project the image in mid-air. No glass, no fan and no motors. So Holovect.

[@Yuumeda]

#1 Vocaloids

[@RonWylie-gk5lc]

Thousands and thousands of people starving in India and the guy who won the election though of spending all that money like that.

[@kumarkartikeya_6475]

We also have reached Mars . Best it industry . Among fastest growing economy .....

[@NoxysPlace]

I think you don't understand how progress and society in general works. We have groups of people designated to helping those who are in need, and anyone can do their part in such task, but that doesn't means the individual has any kind of moral responsibility to spend any ammount of money on charity. Not only because individuals are free, mind you; New technologies inject money and new jobs on the market, which in the large scale influences humanity's quality of life world wide.

[@shariquefattah]

Ron Wylie right

[@moneyca4mhindustanxoxo855]

Our govt is doing their best to combat hunger and poverty.

[@nabharunbhattacharya5559]

similarly 1000 of people r starving at ur country too remove the filter about ur country being gr8 and u will be able to see it we are open about our faults so the world thinks we have only flaws well thats not true

[@jonathanavalos5284]

I study computer network technology and I have a deep passion for these holograms omg it's so nice. I might apply to the companies that produce so much holograms to inspire others. I am inspired by these holograms. I will mentor more people and follow their dreams to the limit and give them the benefit of the doubt.

[@censorthis-uu6cc]

"Thats so cool!" Thanks, I wasn't sure. Being told what to think is exactly what we need.

[@gersoncuevas8137]

2:37 So now I can finally touch my waifu?

[@antonyinterlandi6657]

Great video. Have a question though, With the development of augmented reality becoming mainstream, isn't this making any development of hologram technology redundant. I think it will only be a matter of time before augmented reality technology is embedded into contact lenses. Would love to see a video speculating on how far augmented reality will take us. Cheers

[@JaredFrontman]

Cheers. How was the juice?

[@doragonmeido]

They forgot about.....the technology used in magical mirai Hatsune Miku

[@dokiiroki]

Ikr

[@suspense_comix3237]

2:05 I invested money and still, to this day, want a refund. This hologram is NEVER coming.

[@saintblades]

To think this video is 5yrs old 👀 imagine what they have behind closed doors. BlueBeam is real, and Jesus coming ❤ don’t be fooled, call and wait for him!

[@minilabyrinth]

the fan holographic is so cool until you realize kids instinctively will reach out and touch it, getting their fingers chopped off

[@charlesbruno990]

I've been lucid dreaming since I was 8 yrs old. (I'm now 60 yrs old.) Many of my dreams have holographic sky scenes, were the public can enjoy them.

[@fontunetheteller410]

Friend, could you perhaps make a video series or "deep dive journal" about your experiences lucid dreaming? Maybe explain how you learned? Im trying to get into it myself

[@charlesbruno990]

@@fontunetheteller410 Weird...In my post, the first line is written by me, but the last line is not in my words. I've had this happen before. (I would have caught were for where.) Anyway. Have you ever had a lucid dream? If so, tell me about it, and how old you were.

[@fontunetheteller410]

@@charlesbruno990 I had a lucid dream when I was about 9. We had just unpacked a new TV and I was playing with the cardboard to construct a very crude glider. I lived in a big house at the time. In the dream, I remember flying with great ease for a great long while all throughout the house. It was so vivid, I could feel the gravitational shifts of real flight, the wind in my hair, my legs just dangling as the glider picked me up. I took the glider outside and felt the hot muggy night air, and got a few more glides out of the jump before the humidity weakened the glider, and I was hopping with normal height. No more gliding, I walked back home and I guess I woke up.

[@charlesbruno990]

@@fontunetheteller410 I have an illness that cause me to have pain throughout my entire body. I've been on a pain program for the last 10 years, and was taking low dose pain killers. My wife and I moved to a different state where it is very difficult to get on a pain killer program. It's been almost 2 months, and I've been in pain ...until last night. Last night, I felt my brain was ready for a lucid dream, and without even falling asleep, I stepped out of my body and had a brief lucid dream experience. I feel I have you to thank for it. Anyway, it's early and I'm in some pain. I will get back to you to pick up the discussion. Contemplation and imagination before bed/sleeping may help you, eventually, better achieve control over your lucid dreams. Your glider experience makes sense. I was about the same age when I had my first experience, but I was very ill.

[@tekno404]

4 minute in and we already not talking about holograms

[@PaoloFanali]

Number one is already in use. But I believe it can be implemented by a mobile vehicle or a drone group. I have seen it used last November in Australia.

[@comments.are.turned.off...]

Pretty darn simple and accurate explanation and summary of the Project Bluebeam conspiracy at the end. Well done. P.S. If you disappear or die from a heart attack... we'll know why.

[@ImYourProblem]

Dude it's watts of power, not watts of energy..

[@timminh468]

mike ross , same difference, moron

[@tehprotrollboi6472]

im gonna hack nasa and project offensive memes

[@langoskenyer1668]

im with u bro

[@seededsoul]

Show me da wae

[@aronzepokemon2619]

You got it bruda

[@ethernosgrace1486]

Really??

[@crossfire6659]

viva da queen

[@imshadi]

Most of what is mentioned here is not real, what is real is lost in all the BS.

[@kendricklatimore52]

Lol

[@starpunktowerpunk9472]

I would like to see more of the "interactive light" in the near future. It would be amazing to walk on hologram structures, it would be like walking on air.

[@michac.8283]

If you understood middle school physics you would know it's not possible

[@publicalias8172]

if you understood middle school physics you would know you're a moron @@michac.8283

[@IsaacFoster..]

2025 Zoom - 3D holographic meetings

[@trevormendez3153]

what I see is Art Museum of the future

[@andresar1g139]

Wow became so creepy at the end :/

[@akmonra]

Or funny. However you look at it.

[@4amcuriosity162]

You must be new to enlightenment and open minded thinking,ha

[@grimtin10]

but it's false

[@oldstickygummybear]

5:59 oh so Gatorade is an advertisement comany now?

[@Lindialavi]

Thanks for developing this video. These technologies are really INSANE! I was wondering how they are exactly made?

[@afdhalulakbar5382]

this video is fake & that's not hologram (except for the fan hologram) :p

[@moosefactory133]

I'm not holding my breath for any type of holographic movies to actually become a reality in my lifetime.

[@theglorioussapphiremonkey4750]

Table hologram that requires table!!! Hahahahaha

[@dmc_1_571]

“1 million atoms per cubic inch” if that were true you would not be able to see anything

[@liquidbraino]

25.4 billion hydrogen atoms would make 1 inch. Whoever made this video doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about.

[@zissler1]

I think he was talking about the basic unit of the engine, and labeled that as an atom.

[@akselsklep9620]

7:04 IT IS NOT JAPANESE MALL!!! THIS IS "ZŁOTE TARASY" IN WARSAW POLAND!!!

[@michac.8283]

Yeah you're right, the glass ceiling gives it away.

[@Lalinhaeu]

Tabletop stuff was insane, dude!

[@merlinsdog4530]

I can't wait until either PlayStation or Xbox utilise holographic systems! That will be exciting!

[@droido9690]

6:33 where's MYSTERIO!?!? (spoilers)

[@chrismofer]

captured from 7 dimensions! with extremely visual effects. listen dude, you need to take more care in what you put in the videos and what you don't.

[@africanmate8036]

well i got a 4 sided clear plastic hologram illusion to put on my phone how about that

[@4sh024]

This video is 5 years old. I wonder what kind of holograms they have now?

[@zosimopablo9943]

This technology is used for commercial advertisements and for classroom instructions

[@fatimatr664]

They are so fascinating

[@alinalarisastan4613]

A Ali 💑❤💙💚💖💟

[@fatimatr664]

Alina Larisa Stan 😊💖💖💚💛💜💗💟

[@igotsth]

Since when Koreans use Chinese letters xd

[@nusquamesse1248]

Mentions Korean company, shows picture in China. To be fair though, Korea does have Hanja, but that picture was definitely China.

[@thudthud5423]

It is very unwise to show hoaxes as real technology. CGI images made in video post production are not holograms (like the whale "hologram" in the school gym). Gatorade is not an advertising company. Images projected on a screen are not holograms. The phrase "Atoms of light" is incredibly stupid.

[@biggus7933]

The Voxon display is a true volumetric 3D holographic display, viewable from any direction without headgear or glasses. The Voxon video has no CG, it is a real product - I have seen it myself.

[@robinmarie8213]

This is definitely a Mandela Effect for me, because I remember these technologies being out years ago.

[@screminmemes]

There was a hologram table game in 7-Eleven and other places which lasted a couple of years. Something about time traveling and you had the one scene where you appear right in front of a pitcher as he is about to pitch. If you don't react in time, you get killed by the pitch. That is all I remember of it. That was like, late -90s or something. Around the time they did the whole Revenge of the Nerds gimmicks with 3D glasses and Smell-o-Vision when it aired on TV.

[@WarHawk-]

A holographic moving image of Cleopatra inviting people to come inside was used at the Caesars Palace Casino entrance in Las Vegas back in the late 80's. Pretty hi-tech stuff back then which always drew a huge crowd to view it.

[@northhamptonshire]

no logical flow in this video. no understanding of holographic imaging. just a click bate, doesn't deserve views

[@mattlutz03]

The title says the most insane holograms not how they work

[@guillermogutierrez-santana4446]

Wait until you see the hologram that's number 1, OP kicks up the crazy to 11.

[@Skepicron]

northhamptonshire oh I bet your not even smart enough to know how to even create a single torch

[@northhamptonshire]

@@Skepicron I'm an optics engineer my friend, I also believe in good content, and this one is truly not the case, just pointing it out.

[@Skepicron]

@@northhamptonshire but not going to lie this video is pretty cool in the real world

[@ymj4256]

You know it's bad when the disabled the like and dislike number

[@Ilman01]

Hatsune miku anyone?

[@TheThorns]

physical holograms have been around for a long time with many applications such as a means for the blind to see. Although I would commend those MIT students for making a working prototype they did not invent it.

[@pexfmezccle]

The thumbnail, #8, the Holovect, was a Kickstarter scam

[@TAHA-nc4cm]

10:39 oh god!!!

[@nosmoke247]

Cloud seeding machine was more interesting. I agree you don't know what a hologram is. Nor 2d, 3d, nor 7d.

[@doraemondk4349]

Mysterio: m I joke to you?

[@fuehi2ster]

This must be used in the Eurovisión Song Contest!!