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Straight Out Of Star Trek – The Holograph Is Here

written by John Chow on April 3rd, 2007

Holographs have certainly come a long way. The above is a video clip of a NYC Lexus dealership running a Vizoo holographic projector. This projector offers an interactive display for Lexus that allows users to select models and colors before beaming them into the indoor space for a 360-degree walk around of the life-size virtual vehicle.

The presentation is so realistic that the dealership is drawing too big of a crowd for its own good. You can see cops toward the end of video telling people to move along. Whatever Lexus paid to have this holographic billboard created, it got its money’s worth.

Below is a Vizoo corporate video showing the use and benefit of their holographic display. I have to admit, that look pretty wild. I wonder how much the projector cost, and how long before they make the objects solid so we can have a holodeck. :twisted:

Source: Autoblog

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  1. Beam me up Scotty! This second video is fantastic.. Can’t wait until I have that technology at my home :mrgreen:

  2. I bet that would make awesome video games.

  3. Great.. now i had a flashback from StarWars.
    “Help me obi-wan kenobi, you’re my only chance”

  4. I’m sure the price tag will be astronomical…

  5. Will we soon be seeing holographic John Chows in our living rooms giving us knowledge on how to make money online?

  6. Wow that’s incredible. I can’t even begin to imagine how the hell they did it.

    Next we’ll have iris scanners and personalized hologram billboards like in Minority Report.

  7. Very cool, great videos. I just did a search for the company and they are Danish. Im in Denmark right now, I could go visit the inventor lol.

    I can’t even Imagen how it works either, without being projected onto a surface. From the second video it seems like there is a three sided “net” around, maybe this is how it works.

  8. Thats cool and reminds me a little of the Helio display although that works slightly different.

    Another cool one is at the link below which created somekind of plasma.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He2QTpelAjE

  9. Hm… looks pretty sweet.

    gotta love technology

  10. Yah this is really cool. I can’t wait until they have these in common place.

    Adam

  11. Is there someone who can point me to a page where it’s explained how this thing works? :???:

  12. Right now…someone is thinking of how to implement this in porn.

  13. Not bad, though I don’t think it is revolutionary. Still a long way before we reach Star Trek.

  14. I hope I could hear the sounds… I got a rotten speaker here :cry:

  15. Now that is cool!

    You should make a John Chow hologram that we can buy and take home :smile:

  16. I actually work fulltime at lexus and I think its great that they did something so innovative

  17. Awesome…what about a female host for the Lexus dealership…scantily clad of course :twisted:

  18. Holographic technology has come a long way. I remember reading about a company in Toronto that developed a holographic projector which allows you to “touch” the hologram and move it around. You can’t feel the hologram though. Eventually, like in scifi movies, we’ll have “hard light” that you can touch (i.e. Star Trek’s holodeck).

  19. captain kurk would faint at the idea of such power in the hands of seo experts.

  20. next thing you know they will have boxes that heat food in the matter of second :twisted:

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