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.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Gesture-based Holographic Displays
- The trend of gesture-based holographic displays is disrupting the technology industry by allowing users to manipulate holographic images through touch-activated interfaces.
- 3D Display Technology
- The trend of 3D display technology is creating innovative opportunities in the consumer electronics industry by providing immersive visual experiences.
- Patented Holographic Systems
- The trend of patented holographic systems is revolutionizing the display industry by introducing new ways to project and interact with holographic images.
Sectors Adopting This
- Technology
- The technology industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating gesture-based holographic displays into their products and services.
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on the trend of 3D display technology by developing products that offer immersive visual experiences to users.
- Display
- The display industry has the opportunity to revolutionize holographic projection by exploring and implementing patented holographic systems.