or maybe they have a circular screen or the processing to scroll it on a regular one all I meant is that it makes it complicatedto use, it's not just a matter of having the lens
If you would read the article they can also project the image that way, also to process the image for a normal screen isn't something difficult at all.
And there are quite a few uses for this if you thing for a second. The conference table thing is one nice example, any surveillance application another, and if that's not enough just think a bit harder ...
You don't or won't need a screen, it projects a holographic image all around you putting you in the complete center of the action, think of holodeck on the Starship Enterprise and there you have it 360 degress of action or plesant scenery. Weclome to the Future.
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don't see the point unless you have a circular screen, or process the picture to display a portion of it on a regular screen
If you can't see the point of something that a major corporation is spending millions of dollars to develop, maybe they know something you don't.
or maybe they have a circular screen or the processing to scroll it on a regular one
all I meant is that it makes it complicatedto use, it's not just a matter of having the lens
If you would read the article they can also project the image that way, also to process the image for a normal screen isn't something difficult at all.
And there are quite a few uses for this if you thing for a second. The conference table thing is one nice example, any surveillance application another, and if that's not enough just think a bit harder ...
You don't or won't need a screen, it projects a holographic image all around you putting you in the complete center of the action, think of holodeck on the Starship Enterprise and there you have it 360 degress of action or plesant scenery. Weclome to the Future.