New technique could lead to bigger, cheaper and color-accurate holograms

Microsoft's recent HoloLens announcement has reignited interest in holographic displays, but the current state of affairs suggests that this technology may still be too expensive and limited to become truly widespread. Researchers at Brigham Young University (BYU) and MIT are bridging the gap with a new important step toward the next generation of high-bandwidth, color-accurate holographic video displays that could span the size of an entire room at one tenth the cost of state of the art devices... Continue Reading New technique could lead to bigger, cheaper and color-accurate holograms



Section: Science



Tags: Brigham Young University, Holographic, MIT



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