Today
Andrew Thompson the digital fabrication manager at
RMIT Architecture and Design department introduced us to the world of Holographic
digital prints. This really has to be seen to be believed. This new technology
produced by
Sebra Imaging, based in the United States will potentially revolutionise
the way we represent 3d data in a true 3d format.
There is no need for 3d glasses to view the image and because
of its light weight and 2 mm thickness, it can be easily transportable. Only downfall at the moment is the cost, a image just under
an A3 size will set you back from $700 to $3,500 USD.
Check out below some links that shows how this technology potencially can be used.
