Apple recently patented a 3D hologram display system that will make use of digital images and a gesture-based system. Officially, the US Patent and Trademark Office published Apple's application for "Interactive three-dimensional display system." Rather than making use of a physical object, this system will be able to display a holographic image from the use of two parabolic mirrors. What really makes this interesting is that the image can then be manipulated via a touch-activated interface that uses lasers.
There is news that Amazon may soon be releasing a smartphone with a 3D display features, so it seems Apple is already hot on its heels, even if this kind of technology is still years away.
Holographic Touch Technology
Apple's Patented 3D Hologram Display Uses Gesture Controls
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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