More than a hologram: Star Wars-inspired tech you can buy right now

The VX1 from Voxon Photonics is a volumetric display inspired by the game of holochess (aka dejarik) aboard the Millennium Falcon, as featured in Star Wars: Episode IV and The Force Awakens. This technology works as a 3D printer for light, creating images that can be viewed in 3D from any angle, without the need for special glasses.
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[@JesseOrrall]

How would you use a volumetric display? Let us know down below!

[@pepehimovic3135]

I'd sell it to fund some of my college tuition fee

[@sherrimoquin5553]

Jesse O would it be possible to use the volumetric display for racing games?

[@xevious2501]

Uh,, not to knock their work, but that is anything but new. The same exact method for creating a desktop holographic display had been done decades ago. Ive seen several of those spinning dome displays from various companies at various Tech conventions in NY.

[@Kongolox]

In-car as navigation display.

[@xevious2501]

@@Kongolox ive already done that back in the 90's.. placed a 3M Clear film projection screen on my windshield. Think of it like clear window tint, and used a micro laser projector mounted on the light bar. Instant Minority Report display.

[@invertMASA]

Dear slow mo guys, You know what to do.

[@brainmind4070]

Yeah, but how can Dan get hurt by this thing?

[@abhinavgaming2110]

@@brainmind4070 puting his hand into the circuit

[@Totone56]

I actually need this

[@thiesenf]

David's (Tesla500) Kronos 1.4 might be usefull too... although not as fancy as Phantom Flex...

That's exactly what I need to understand how this works. Is it actually a physical screen moving up and down that fast?

[@Stevengubler]

1970s: We're gonna have holograms in the future! 2019: Oh... we actually kinda do...

[@Shock_Treatment]

We already do have holograms, just not moving ones.

[@johnsweda2999]

Just look at those fishes and the water the next generation be more solid

[@BlkRider]

That's not a hologram. Moving holograms (like the ones in star wars) are still few years off.

[@NUkekz]

@@BlkRider Agree. You can't combine bunch of spinning displays and call it hologram.

[@medaeusstygius7872]

This isnt a hologram. Holograms do not require a projection screen to display itself.

[@celestecu]

"in 2020 we'll have flying cars" 2020: nope but we do have holograms ok fair enough

[@joejingojack]

It's not even a hologram, it's a volumetric display..

[@bluesteele5786]

You can purchase a flying car, but they’re incredibly expensive and have wings or props.

[@earthinthecomments4944]

We have both flying cars and holograms now.

[@arss1057]

dude ur quite behind. we even have jetpacks now

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

You would need ultra cheap nonpolluting energy to defy gravity + ultra low probabillity of accident to make flying cars work. Even then I don't know of people would prefer it, but that is a minimum requirement.

[@quasi0]

You know your in the perfect timeline when to explain a literal hologram we use minecraft

[@roboticeggs]

Yup.

[@aprilgaudette7327]

Yeah but, corona virus lmao

[@frankdanger135]

Called it too soon, this is the darkest timeline.

[@rokzila]

Yeah! 😄

[@mugenjoyer-j9l]

I have an idea. *actual hologram Minecraft.*

[@merendobereglidditz9304]

The second it's cost effective, advertising agencies will be all over this like a swarm of locusts.

[@smileydog5941]

It'll be like Akira with all the big hologram advertisements in the city

[@CaleTheNail]

Blade runner af

[@soiledhalo2296]

I think they could use it at this price. For an advertising agency, $10,000.00 is a small price to pay.

[@berner]

Totally. The headset VR tech we use currently, will eventually catch the interest of companies that will eventually get its ads into VR worlds but not just that, they'll make it so that you can't start your VR fun until you actually _engage_ in an intereactive VR program. Maybe something like you're stuck in hallway until you drink a coke in VR, or "select the right cleaning product" on a shelf of other cleaning products and then use the right one to clean up a spill on the floor before you can proceed into the VR world you wanted to get into.

[@goatskin4487]

@@berner Mabey for free vr games that rely on ads for income.

[@finjackson9266]

The Force is strong with this one.

[@sherrimoquin5553]

Fin Jackson true that

[@TheLilFid]

Right... you are !!!

[@sherrimoquin5553]

H your saying that to me right

[@garyhammer9594]

Remember. Always let the wookie win in Holo chest

[@luuketaylor]

The Future is strong. :)

[@braxbro7602]

"Star Wars-inspired tech you can buy right now" Also tech you can buy right now: $9,800

[@omnianti0]

same cost and quality than the first TV

[@firehot427]

pshh im probably going to look into buying one and try to see if i can do something to make a dnd campaign come to life

[@jan_harald]

@@firehot427 only the most elite DnD players are allowed into the holo-session and also have to pay a little bit of entry fee, then once it has paid for itself, you can have normal people see it too ;P

[@grayscribe1342]

Still a little cheaper than the first hand-held cell phone I know from the beginning of the 90's.

[@grayscribe1342]

@Zero Cool I'm not up to date, but one day these will look realistic in full color. Then I can see a lot of use for them in shopping windows or for online shopping. I can look at an item from every side without having to change it by hand, which has been a problem on screen a few times for me. The same goes for looking at an item like that in it's original size before buying the pattern and printing them on a 3D printer. I better stop before I have some really crazy how to use that. In short? There are uses for that technology.

[@Manoto17]

In 5 years, yugioh duels are going to be so badass.

[@beaclaster]

1 more year this has not become common topic yet

[@BManStan1991]

I hope companies and stores actually start implementing this tech. I’d be cool to see in day to day life. I can imagine this making really cool product displays in store.

[@ipraku]

GS_01-03 is would be expensive .

[@adamqutaefan8969]

Just wait for it to be Mass produst

[@starofeden9277]

It will happen when prices drop over the years..when chinese gets hold of someones invention they alwayss make a cheaper version It will fill the market in years to come atcheap prices

[@Milk_Toast]

How long was the DVD expensive before it became pretty much worthless?

[@AwesomeAxolotlt]

or how about not wasting energy just for a useless product display

[@emekachime1089]

Architecture and building construction. I foresee boundless possibilities.

[@imperfectxennial3008]

Emeka Chime as a student in Mechanical engineering technology this would be useful for us as well

[@cunty]

Emeka Chime as in visualization of structures? why not just use VR? i think the main marker for this is entertainment.

[@bigjus3751]

@@cunty this allows for multiple people to view at once and discuss without having a headset on. We use VR in our architecture practice but only one person at a time get to experience it and is mainly for presentations, this screen would be good for development work.

[@SahilP2648]

@@bigjus3751 well actually you can program the VR app to sync the movements of one person (and global anchors) to the other headsets, meaning other users can view the same object as you. Its not that hard to do.

[@thighguy4534]

lol 🅱️oomer

[@03chrisv]

I had this idea like 20 years ago when I was playing with a laser pointer and pointing it at ceiling fan. I remember specifically telling myself that you could probably make 3D holograms on this concept. I never pursued it as I lacked the technical know how not to mention computing power probably wasn't up to the task.

[@RaveMasterr]

Around the world, in actuality, there will be hundreds if not thousands who'll get inspiration on various specialties from time to time. Some people decide to pursue it and make it a reality. And now, they were known as inventors.

[@flfun2no]

Medical imaging is the way to go with this tech.

[@TheSuicidePyro]

Just imagine something like the "soul forge" of Thor: The dark world.

[@sebastianstewart6894]

Nope, if it does than you can kiss it goodbye in your common lives. There was a whole bunch of great stuff that went to the medical industry that either died there or is slowly disappearing such as rejuvenating tonics, galvanic therapy, sound therapy, light therapy, colour therapy (who here actually knows the effects of colour on the body, should have been invested in architecture), water therapy etc. It needs to go the the commercial sector so that ordinary people can use it or to the game and hobby sector.

[@MikeslyMontague]

New technology should always focus on consumer-level products. That's the best way for it to see interest, development, funding, applications, etc. Imagine how far behind VR would be if the original Oculus Rift was only designed for medicine and not entertainment. Now, it's come far enough to be used for both. Imagine how advanced electroencephalography would be if early game consoles had even just a *little* of it, and it wasn't only being used in hospitals for epilepsy.

[@kevinschwartz8151]

I think it'd be better to make it commercial and then let hospitals use it. If it only goes to hospitals it will be way pricier. There are some goods that are the exact same thing that hospitals use but because it isn't listed as "medical" it is way cheaper!

[@John-X]

"Wow think of Medical imaging, wow this could save lives!" yeah yeah yeah, bruh i just want my anime waifu hologram already.

[@danielh8569]

Why am I just learning about this

[@n8thegreatest]

Because it is still $9,000

[@Vic-Valentine]

because its new?

[@Muscles_McGee]

Because you're old

[@walidfakhfakh3660]

@@Muscles_McGee get out

[@SolarHeavy]

As a professional Audio Engineer, if I could actually move, and walk around a Spectrograph while I'm doing critical mastering, see the stacking frequencies and actually pause and move the spectrums around, omg.

[@AKhan-zx8gx]

This’ll probably the normal thing to see in 5 years from now

[@Mandorle21]

20 years, maybe. More realistically, never, except for very specific applications, like medical ones. MAYBE. It's very cool, but it's pretty useless.

[@AKhan-zx8gx]

Mandorle21 advertisement

[@jan_harald]

I bet it'll be about as normal as VR is now... it's known and used...but not that much outside of private spaces (tho big 3d advertisments def will happen at some point)

[@AKhan-zx8gx]

jan harald it’ll probably also be in schools.

[@huehnerfrikassee]

@@Mandorle21 It would be used in various jobs, in school, at home, in advertisements and so on

[@krimmAnims]

"How would you use a volumetric display?" Me: *UNZIPS PANTS*

[@JohnSmith-mm2tl]

Not cool bro, it's NNN.

[@litterallyeminem]

no

[@darthrevanthedestroyer9003]

“We have technology.” -Patrick Star

[@overlordqt]

tries to smash holo spider with computer

[@redDL89]

The amount of Palpatine Order 66 reenactors just exploded.

[@berner]

Come on lads, just come clean: Let is see your holodeck.

[@wolvensong18]

How cool would it be for doctors to have one in each consulting room. They could pull up the MRI data and show the patient and family in real time what they're seeing

[@S3GXY]

Ooh yeah here comes blade runner 2049 i hope this gets advanced really fast.

[@smileydog5941]

Hologram waifu, here I come!

[@yourtexthere1323]

Joi Edit: seriously, cities should start implementing hologram for advertisements. ;)

[@fabricemunger4456]

@Gōdon Gurando I guess what they are talking about is the particular blade runner hologram aesthetic. Don't be so damn nitpicky.

[@TovenDo.O.Video-]

Can't wait to buy my Joi

[@Timstone101]

Play D&D with it! Perfect platform for displaying all the rooms and whatnot to every player. Should be easy to expand the playfield with respect to Line of Sight. Fantastic piece of tech!

[@WelcomeToTheFamily7]

Imagine this on a large scale.. haunted houses..

[@erfho8y]

You can not get inside of it...

[@momoreview5555]

There will be practical issues, but i think the solution to it will be projecting the layers of frames in vapor.

[@momoreview5555]

@みさきめい Search Water projecting Dubai show

[@momoreview5555]

@みさきめい You know it can be improved, right?

[@samuelmarzo722]

Imagine using this tech for ilusions. Like mysterio...

[@postimpatica3141]

Imagine a large one in the center of a room with seats all around. Future of movie watching.

[@teresaboze69]

MOVIE THEATERS IN THE ROUND I LOVE IT❣

[@calebpagan2226]

Sounds like an unnecessary gimmick

[@batatinhacomlepra6899]

@@calebpagan2226 Unnecessary, yes, fun? Yes

[@dr.muhammadnomanrana3327]

Imagine its implementation in real time clinical radiology.

[@Tschudenizer]

That's the fastest 3D printer I ever saw. No, seriously, this is awesome. One might use it for visualization in medicine, architecture, gaming, landscaping, simulations, all kinds of stuff. I never thought I would see such a well-working holographic display in my lifetime. We really do live in the future :-)

[@andrei1971]

I think back to when I was a kid. Saturday morning cartoons and Transformers were the most fun we could have as kids. These days kids only have video games and they really don't care about cartoons and toys for fun anymore. It all about video games. I think this technology could revolutionize the type of entertainment our children consume for fun in the future. If it's like an interactive tv show / game that has a playable aspect to actual toys on the side, similar the rpg game strategy of those card games that were popular in the early 2000s, I think that would restore the joy of childhood memories for future generations. They will remember it just as fondly as my generation did with our childhood entertainment.

[@ScionStorm1]

Yu-Gi-Oh anime takes one step closer to reality.

[@linkw6645]

Yes, I need it so bad

[@tacos394]

Yes👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Zero-po6vx]

Yooooo tight. New games and sports

[@itsphotographyharley2845]

I am watching Yu-Gi-Oh! GX while reading this comment lol

[@diobrando666]

@@linkw6645 we all do.

[@starofeden9277]

1970s star wars special effects 45 years later becoming a reality

[@gfdia35]

42 years

[@starofeden9277]

@@gfdia35 lol

[@superiorquad3758]

This was 4 years ago, I wonder how much this has improved more since then!

[@snap8626]

The sheer impact on orthopedic treatment, especially the spine and neck, can be game changing. Fund this.

[@richard-mai]

Yu-Gi-Oh. YOUR MOVE!

[@davedala7675]

I play this card in defense mode!

[@xDORANBOLTx]

I use polymerization to fuse my blue eyes white dragon, red eyes black dragon and dark magicians to make the blues eyes black magician. Also set one trap card facedown. Your move!!

[@God-kg1lx]

yOU aCtivated my TRAP CARD! FOR EVERY SUMMONED CARD POLYMERIZED INTO ANOTHER MONSTER, I GET TO DRAW A DARK ORB! I THEN SACRIFICE THEM TO DRAW THE JAR OF GREED!! AFTER DRAWING THE LAST CARD I NEEDED I USE MY SPECIAL CARD TO SUMMON THE LEGENDARY!!, THE ONE AND ONLY!!, EXODIA THE FORBIDEEEN!!!!!!

[@xxgoldmoney]

Yo i got some rare yugioh cards wanna buy them? I’ll post them on ebay this week i’ve been lagging

[@God-kg1lx]

No thanks.

[@HoIyGrail]

Damn.... I was born too early. This Generation has got it made.

[@fishbaitor]

Don't worry. In a few years you will be able to clone yourself as a baby and then download your consciousness into it. Just start buying and saving your bit coins now.

[@happyisblue]

@@fishbaitor good idea! 😁

[@olnbgy4444]

How old are you ?

[@SahilP2648]

@@fishbaitor I hope that's a joke

[@Slayer119988]

Every gen has it made compared to the last. My grandpa might say that, but years ago his own grandpa grew up without cars or electricity. Besides, our economy is far worse than for my dad or grandpa, so define “had it made”.

[@pflernak]

My first thought after he explained its a screen moving back and forth was wouldnt it be easier/cheaper to spin it? Glad to see they are going that way.

[@LaloRomeroRCOVER]

Talking to someone through a hologram is one of the most sci-fi thing out there (every sci-fi media includes it), so bringing it to life with that is so exciting.

[@Bartetmedia]

Damn, I'll be 6ft under the ground when all this tech is available everywhere Lol!

[@MooneLightEntertainment]

BARTETMEDIA so sorry for that.

[@ChrisD__]

Stick around long enough for prosthetic bodies!

[@Holymolygod99]

haha haha yo man, you are so funny , but that's true like that we'll all live under the ground to use it forever.

[@JEvans-wy9ln]

Its gonna happen to everyone from here and in the future, their generation dies right before they can see the latest technology no one will get that satisfaction.

[@jackrabbit4588]

No you won’t google just made a quantum computer so something that would be 100 years in the future might be here in a few years or two depending on humans that is

[@JRexRegis]

10 years ago, I couldn't have imagined the CEO of a company called "Voxon Photonics" would explain hologram technology using minecraft castles. What a marvelous time we live in.

[@theoriginalJo3l]

To be great to do 3-D mapping of lakes and pyramids and sunken ships. A 3-D map of a Solar System or Galaxy would be terrific.

[@kennethmolles3253]

I worked on this technology in 1996 for the US Navy. I’m glad to see it’s come this far.

[@TwinShards]

0:52 Oh, this is where all crabs came from to go to the crab rave island.

[@mochazhi1375]

"Commander Cody, execute order 66.

[@JimmyCakeSon]

IMAGINE WATCHING THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE ON THAT THING ! LITTLE TINY PEOPLE DANCING, SINGING, TELLING A STORY !

[@Bippy55]

If I knew how to make a volumetric display work, especially in full color, I would love to create cascading color patterns like waterfalls falling into each other… With ethereal music in the background. Thank you for showing us groundbreaking technology.

[@Zellonous]

"no end to the possible use cases" Can u make a touchable hologram 😋

[@jimmorrison2657]

@Ulukai Azgard Rimmer!!

[@Shock_Treatment]

@Maddock fitzsimmins I think they mean one where your hand won't get hit by a screen if you try to touch it.

[@okamijubei]

Wait until the 9G tech.

[@320iSTWEdition]

@Zellonous You cannot touch a hologram,it is light projected into thin air.Might be possible on a Holodeck,but in every other movie or tv series holograms are untouchable.

[@jamesdiaz1653]

I know where you are going bruh ;)

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

holy heck wtf why is tech moving so fast? I love this

[@PapaSage]

That top-down dungeon-crawler gameplay is a match made in heaven.

[@Lazybear1970]

Mechanical Designer here.... love this and want one! Love to understand how you are creating your imaging; projecting on substrate? Very cool guys!

[@jrrtokin2472]

"Imagination is the essence of discovery" -Winston

[@GrandMarshalGarithos]

This could be massive for medical imaging.

[@emanandchill]

this is basically a hologram! we did it!!! This is the tech that makes more sense than others as a hologram.

[@mdiqbal8747]

this is the most realistic close to hologram technology. Love it.

[@thomasnaulty7506]

You can definitely see the potential for medical imaging. And then there's always CAD computer aided drafting. But holy crap looks like the sky's the limit with this type of display.Just think what the movies will look like in the future you may have single-handedly saved Hollywood. I'm just going to go ahead and say it mind blown, 🤯

[@rizerryan]

If they can turn this into a military mini map I’ll be GOOD

[@bagontucks]

They need to make a huge one with multiple projectors working together to create large scale experiences that are highly detailed. Then make a volumetric movie.

[@SimonEarly]

I designed and built a system like this in 1989 at Brighton Poly for my final year project! Spinning helical display, laser scanning using opto-acoustic crystals. All computer controlled. Looks like it's taken you 30 years to copy it! !

[@VinylBlair]

2:28 he let slip that he's a robot for a few seconds but we're on to you mandroid...!

[@525Lines]

Medical applications, especially where surgeons are consulting across the internet during surgeries.

[@imperfectxennial3008]

525Lines coupled with the DaVinci surgical robot and this would be a doctor’s dream come true.

[@Kongolox]

AR would do better job of that

[@moonglow6639]

Don't get surgery over the internet. Lol..

[@MichaelKubler-kublermdk]

It's Gavin! I've been following Voxon for some years and they have been great at constantly innovating and evolving. It's great to see them on Cnet and see this organically suggested to me on KZbin.

[@snoozakid]

Can't quite describe how happy this make me.

[@dannymorales787]

Shout out to "3D connexion space navigator joystick." I used it daily for modeling and animating

[@njmksr8686]

Looks more Halo than Star Wars. Can't wait.

[@westingtyler1]

this would revolutionize every single tabletop or board game in existence. imagine getting D and D or Fireball Island with this.

[@UrbanOutlawsSk8Co]

Being born in the 80's has allowed me to see some of the greatest technological leaps

[@billquillin1952]

A Very Large Array will be essential in future Battlefield Management!!

[@andreamurrell3121]

it would be so great to get a call from someone and thier image pops up 3D like. looking foward to that.

[@Avatartofficial]

Imagine an holografic stage for concerts! That would be iconic and game changing forever 🤖💎👽🤩

[@ryanbeukes5874]

It's basically just a 3D box-screen display, a hologram is in mid-air

[@theuberlord7402]

I’m surprised. We’re closer to widely used 3D imaging than I had ever thought!

[@simonmcinnes1533]

A photonic medical assistant in the home? or general help like photonic Google assistant? Actually I hope they don't sell out to another company, it would ruin it. It's going to be a huge technology though. Just awesome living in the future, all the movie stuff coming to reality. Cool.

[@felipe5512]

Gavin! its you! I've finally found ya, some fella is looking for you all over the place.

[@gabrielmuteca]

I would use this for school, for Geography teaching. Those spurs and valleys would look great.

[@thereplication2567]

"Jarvis, load up the schematics for the Mark1."

[@HecmarJayam]

Cnet not shilling at all with this obviously timed piece.

[@TechnoMinarchist]

Disney throwing their marketing money around like a mafia boss. It's the only reason their films these days make so much money.

[@dawnqwerty]

HECMAR JAYAM why would they not report something that is topical?

[@fly2724]

Oh absolutely on the Star Wars ship. That’s a unique memory Disney can give to families who may recommend it to friends.

[@daveerdine7088]

I have one designed where the photons from 360 micro projectors are just out of sync to the opposing ones thus in the point their frequencies clash there is a point or as you would currently call a pixel. You use these out-synced points to build a framework for a 360 degree hologram. This tech has been around for some time and is not reliant on fast moving hardware blades. It is pure light to light.

[@ThugByChoice]

I thought the same thing when I sat at the Falcon’s table when I was there not too long ago.

[@Myrddnn]

Lucky you. Did they get the scale of things right at least?

[@luckylukekansai9594]

At car dealerships, to let customers try various options and let them see their car before production

[@MrTony-rx7tk]

It’s gonna be so cool once we finally get holographic advertisements like the ones in Bladerunner or even Back to the Future Part 2

[@LuisSotolusoto80]

this Volumetric display technology reminds me of the Vectrex game system, which tells me we still have about 20 years until true holographic technology. I cant wait.

[@jackthecommenter2768]

Imagine using it in movies to change the technique of how it looks

[@liquidfish4873]

He used Minecraft as a reference, I'm convinced!

[@cujoemblakka1041]

It's a good tool for planning surgeries. Realistic architectural layered designs, for teaching complex, subjected. I can see a merriad of uses, including games and design in a multitude of industries.

[@leeturner8023]

I’m surprised they haven’t created a holographic gaming arena similar to laser tag but with holograms.

[@justinalvarez4556]

I wonder how loud this is in person, a rapidly moving display can't be quiet I would assume

[@DavidWebsterAD]

How loud is this machine? I imagine like a fan.

[@fromaggio7654]

They could try to suck out some air to remove air resistance.

[@buttsexxor]

If it has to be a sealed clear container once the air is removed, then id rather just use the LookingGlass, its a much higher resolution display

[@oorcinus]

Nizm0zed It’s not nearly the same experience. LookingGlass is more like an elaborate lenticular print than a true volumetric display. It shows a very limited number of views, and the total viewing angle is fairly limited as well. This is a complete hemisphere, freely viewable from any angle, with no discrete ”views” to speak of.

[@topcomment3816]

David Webster Why are you asking us? Do you think we all own one??

[@BManStan1991]

I’ve heard similar style hologram fans. They’re not quiet but not annoyingly loud either. Have you heard the newer indoor home cooling fans however (the kind you’d use in summer)? Some companies have made them near silent... for a hefty price. I imagine it won’t be too long after this takes off that similar style “silent” fans will be used for this tech.

[@nostalgicfeels5145]

1999: we will have real life Star Wars in the future! 2019: *real life star wars*

[@hayo_hru]

The legend explained holograms using Minecraft, he is a true hero

[@nodak81]

I'd concentrate on the medical imaging first. Make that your cash-cow and then you can expand into entertainment uses.

[@alniseschrenkek6348]

Kinda. But the entertainment use case creates the buzz and instantly reaches ALL the medical staffs around the world. They have two goals Make 1st generation good enough(the best option on the market) for medical use. Make 1st generation good enought for a gaming experience hype. Here price doesnt matter, since they essentially create it for influencers, youtubers, streamers, pro gamers. And they either get it for free, rent it or simply can spare mere 9k dollars. After the initial showcase and hype, yes, i agree, they should focus on medical. Now that they have a foot in the door and are known by the medical field. *But without the free entertainment buzz, marketing their device to medics would eat up an ABSURD amounbt of the budget. As marketings usually does. Srsly, it sickly costing.*

[@moji96]

I hope you're not owning a business, cuz you got it all backwards. The entertainment and military markets will always be the first options for making money, after tha comes the medical, etc markets.

[@raddragonxd3600]

everyone is saying star wars, lets not for get them yugioh bois lol. over all this is really cool!

[@Nickman1313]

I would so love to have the death star briefing in my home. This thing rocks.

[@CRASS2047]

I want a living room, life sized version. This is just the beginning. This is the future of tv

[@Jona]

When the sience guy explains something with the use of minecraft

[@user2144]

The Chinese will come out with something similar in 6 weeks for $299.

[@christophermartin7744]

They have to find a way to steal the IP first. Probably won't take them long.

[@colinlai69]

@@christophermartin7744 Didn't you know they have legislations and regulations that stipulate the procedures of copying and innovating a product.

[@christophermartin7744]

@@colinlai69 I'm sure they do... But the state can't prosecute itself, now can it. And make no mistake, the state IS responsible for most of the IP and trademark infringnents against international businesses.

[@crystalball020]

@@christophermartin7744 wrong, their ip protection has gotten better also it's bs that the state is responsible, cuz it's part of the deal for companies to share ip legally.

[@jcsmooth70]

Lol for real

[@rw9207]

beyond cool! You can see that it has a little way to go. But, OMG, I'm excited to see where this will be in 5-10 years.

[@ToddLarsen]

This would be very helpful while working on your car, imagine having a 3d hologram of the left front control arm assembly and being able to see what's needed to take off certain parts. Thanks for sharing and as always keep building👍

[@MiyuruWeerarathna]

Amazing!

[@kel5423]

Print out 3D hologram of Scarlett Johansson... ...and the rest is none of your business.

[@daviddoss3906]

This needs more likes.... exactly what i was thinking

[@joshuafilms2023]

@@daviddoss3906 Sitting around working on my 3d printed version of her..... I should just stop and start saving my money.

[@Krokodil-vj7xq]

Be a man of culture and use Cortana

[@lepterfirefall]

Ghost in a shell vr.....nearest thing you will ever get.

[@RahulYadav-nk6wp]

Tech giants with there massive funding can make this technology mainstream. Wait a few years. Cool tech, fresh and really awe inspiring.

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

Getting closer to Star Trek's holographic communications, holodeck and The Doctor. Nice.