Massive Multitouch Hologram is Like Microsoft Surface Without The Surface
The VisionAire projected multitouch (or more accurately, multiswoosh) hologram is an early, rough iteration of an extremely exciting concept: fully interactive holographic displays. Obscura Digital has adapted their proprietary multitouch software to the Musion Eyeliner hologram projection system, which is most notably responsible for the holographic Gorillaz effect during the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards.
The setup is too elaborate for anything but big-budget presentations and requires quite a bit of space to pull off, but the effect is undeniably hypnotic. It goes without saying that the system doesn’t provide tactile feedback to users, so operating the the VisionAire is more akin to interpretive dancing than it it to cracking down on precrime in Minority Report, but I’ll take what I can get. [Obscura Digital - Thanks, Steve]
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nice video but it’s not 3-d or 4-d yet, and work with a touch liquid light holographic screen through an user actuation interphase system, and some other nice tricks too.