3D Projection Hologram

What is a hologram :

A hologram is a technique for producing a 3-D representation of an object or scene. It captures and replicates the light field, providing perspective as well as depth, thereby enabling the viewer to perceive an image that looks like it’s in reality.

How it works :

Holograms are made using laser light. In this process, a laser beam is split into two pieces: the object beam and the reference beam. When the object beam hits the object, the light that bounces back mixes with the light from the reference beam to make an interference pattern. When this pattern is lit up, it recreates the look of the original item in three dimensions, giving a realistic and immersive view.

3D Projection :

Advanced technology is utilized by 3D projection holograms to project holographic images into space. They involve projecting recorded beforehand holographic content onto an opaque surface or screen, producing the illusion of a floating 3D image.

This technique improves the visual impact of holograms, enabling large-scale displays and captivating interactive experiences.