Full Color Free Space Volumetric Display with Occlusion ID: 2014-077
A groundbreaking 3D display technology that leverages lasers and particles to create multi-colored, occlusion-capable visuals without a screen.
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Technology Overview
This innovative technology from Brigham Young University utilizes lasers to manipulate particles in free space, producing a three-dimensional, full-color display that supports occlusion. This feature allows the display to present images that can be viewed from certain angles but not others, enhancing the realism and interactivity of the visuals. Designed to meet the growing consumer interest in screenless display options, it offers a new dimension in augmented reality, engineering visualization, and beyond.
Key Advantages
- Screenless, three-dimensional display technology
- Full-color visuals with occlusion capability
- Moderate power consumption
- Enhanced safety compared to previous technologies
- Wide range of potential applications in various industries
Problems Addressed
- Lack of depth and realism in traditional and AR displays
- High power consumption and safety concerns of existing plasma displays
- Consumer demand for innovative, screenless display options
Market Applications
- Augmented reality experiences
- Engineering and architectural visualization
- Interactive advertising and entertainment
- Educational tools and simulations
- Potential interest from companies like Disney and Schlumberger for licensing opportunities
Additional Information
Technology ID: 2014-077
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Date Published: 07 May, 2025
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