Last year, holographic tech startup Light Field Lab announced the launch of its SolidLight Platform, a modular video wall that can be used to project 3D holograms without the need for a VR headset or dedicated AR tool. According to the company, the new solution will deliver 3D visuals unlike anything else on the market.
The new platform is powered by the brand's proprietary WaveTracer™ technology. As a result, the displays are made up of a 28-inch SolidLight Surface Panel, each of which can deliver 2.5 billion pixels per 3D object. The projections themselves -- referred to by the company as 'SolidLight Obejects' -- are able to move, reflect, and rafract realistically in physical environments. In addition, much like real physical objects, the holograms change depending on a viewer's physical location and perspective.
"It’s only after you reach out to touch a SolidLight Object that you realize it’s not actually there. SolidLight redefines what is perceived as real, reshaping visual communications, audience engagement, and customer experiences forever," said Jon Karafin, CEO of Light Field Lab.
Hyper-Realistic Holograms
Light Field Lab Launches New Hologram Display Platform, SolidLight
Trend Themes
1. Hyper-realistic Holograms - Holographic technology is advancing rapidly, enabling the projection of 3D holograms without the need for VR headsets or dedicated AR tools.
2. Solidlight Platform - The new SolidLight Platform by Light Field Lab is powered by proprietary WaveTracer™ technology, delivering 3D visuals with 2.5 billion pixels per 3D object.
3. Enhanced Audience Experiences - Holographic technology offers a unique opportunity to revolutionize visual communications and customer engagement, delivering 3D holograms that move, reflect, and refract realistically in physical environments.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment Industry - The entertainment industry could use hyper-realistic holograms to create unforgettable live performances and immersive experiences for audiences.
2. Retail Industry - Retail businesses could leverage SolidLight technology to create interactive product displays and enhance customer experiences in physical stores.
3. Healthcare Industry - The healthcare industry could potentially use holographic technology to train surgeons, visualize medical conditions, and improve patient education and engagement.