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Holographic TV is under development at MIT and several other research labs worldwide. The goal of holographic TV is to provide depth-rich viewing experience that parallels real world experience without need for special glasses.<\/p>\n
In other words, looking at a hologram is physically and physiologically equivalent to looking at a real life scene. Holograms can’t, at least not yet, make objects float in space like seen in SciFi movies. However, they can render a fully accurate sense of 3D depth that extends behind and in front of the screen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Look ma, no glasses! Holographic TV is under development at MIT and several other research labs worldwide. The goal of holographic TV is to provide depth-rich viewing experience that parallels real world experience without need for special glasses. In other words, looking at a hologram is physically and physiologically equivalent to looking at a real … Continue reading Holographic Television<\/span>