This Sound Sculpting Technology Lets One Feel a Moving Image
Jana Pijak — January 26, 2015 — Unique
References: youtube & futuristicnews
This 3D hologram technology allows one to feel a moving image as if it were real. As virtual reality software grows more popular, this sound sculpting invention makes something that was once impossible real.
The touchable 3D hologram technology enables users to handle and touch floating objects that appear before their eyes. Though still in its development stages, the software is designed for use in the medical fields with an aim to help doctors to further understand specific injuries and conditions suffered by patients. The system allows doctors to virtually reach inside a patient's body to examine injuries in detail.
The innovative program was developed by scientists at the University of Bristol and is a revolutionary way to approach modern medicine.
The touchable 3D hologram technology enables users to handle and touch floating objects that appear before their eyes. Though still in its development stages, the software is designed for use in the medical fields with an aim to help doctors to further understand specific injuries and conditions suffered by patients. The system allows doctors to virtually reach inside a patient's body to examine injuries in detail.
The innovative program was developed by scientists at the University of Bristol and is a revolutionary way to approach modern medicine.
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1. Touchable 3D Holograms - Using holograms in medicine for better diagnosis and treatment.
2. Virtual Reality Software - Increasing use of virtual reality software to enhance medical training and patient care.
3. 3D Hologram Technology - Development of touchable holograms, providing users with a unique sensory experience.
Industry Implications
1. Medical Industry - Using 3D hologram technology for better and more accurate diagnosis and treatment.
2. Technology Industry - Advancing and developing touchable 3D holography and improving capabilities of virtual reality software to improve medical care.
3. Education Industry - Adopting the use of this technology in medical education to provide students with more realistic training opportunities.
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