Holograms have been in science fiction literature and media for decades, but the Euclideon Hologram Table is designed as a piece of furniture that might bring the technology into the mainstream market. The table consists of a table that can be used by multiple users to create a holographic image that is achieved by linking the table itself to the specialized glasses that users must wear. This means that the technology would create a hyper-customized experience that could transform capabilities for professionals.
The Euclideon Hologram Table is currently in the final production stages with a retail model set to be made available in 2018, which will come as welcome news to companies and individuals who have longed for the technology to be available for purchase.
Interactive Hologram Tables
The Euclideon Hologram Table Works with Motion-Tracking Glasses
Trend Themes
1. Mainstream Hologram Technology - The Euclideon Hologram Table brings hologram technology into the mainstream market, opening opportunities for businesses to create hyper-customized experiences.
2. Collaborative Holographic Imaging - The Euclideon Hologram Table allows multiple users to create holographic images, presenting possibilities for collaborative design and visualization in various industries.
3. Interactive Motion-tracking Glasses - The specialized glasses used with the Euclideon Hologram Table enable an interactive experience, leading to potential disruptive innovation opportunities in wearable tech.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - The Euclideon Hologram Table's availability for purchase in 2018 presents an opportunity for retailers to offer cutting-edge technology to consumers.
2. Design and Architecture - The collaborative holographic imaging capabilities of the Euclideon Hologram Table can revolutionize the design and visualization processes in the design and architecture industry.
3. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality - The interactive motion-tracking glasses used with the Euclideon Hologram Table align with the trends in virtual reality and augmented reality, offering potential integration with existing VR/AR technologies.