Conferences can put holograms on stage. These do not require the audience to wear any glasses to see.
Stage Holograms are not true holograms, because you cannot walk around them to see every angle.
They are still, however, very impressive as a form of 3D presentation!
When others make these sort of stage holograms they normally look very flat, yet Euclideon’s holograms appear to look like real, large floating objects. The reason for this is because other companies are simply putting a project onto a flat silk screen and so their projections look flat. Euclideon Holographics uses a new patented technology that makes the objects appear to be 2.5m thick.
This technology is best described as follows:
“Normally people use the trigonometry of their two eyes to determine depth, but from more than 3 metres away the human brain prefers to determine an objects shape and dimensions based on how light and shadows curve across the object. By artificially projecting alternate moving light fields across the object the human brain will map a 2d object according to the 3dinesions that the software provides.”
Using this technology makes a very big difference.