Holographic 3D displays on Mobile Phones
There is always a point in history when science fiction becomes reality, and the holographic displays follow the tradition. University of Arizona optical scientists have discovered a way to produce refreshable 3D images, and these don't need to be viewed with special eyewear, and it is apparently developed with the military's funds. For this research, the UA College of Optical Sciences collaborated with Nitto Denko Technical Corp., which is an Oceanside, Calif., subsidiary of Nitto Denko, Japan. Continue reading...
There is always a point in history when science fiction becomes reality, and the holographic displays follow the tradition. University of Arizona optical scientists have discovered a way to produce refreshable 3D images, and these don't need to be viewed with special eyewear, and it is apparently developed with the military's funds. For this research, the UA College of Optical Sciences collaborated with Nitto Denko Technical Corp., which is an Oceanside, Calif., subsidiary of Nitto Denko, Japan. Continue reading...