Researchers create first glasses free 3D holograms using graphene.

[AmirMC]

Researchers working with Grapheme have discovered a way to generate three-dimensional holographic images.
The technology is limited to around one centimetre at the moment, but is expected to increase much further with developments in the field.
 

[Not actual image, obviously]

 

"Holograms work by bending light off the screen in a carefully controlled way so that, instead of bouncing directly back into your eye, it makes it appear as though it's projected off a separate display. The Swinburne researchers were able to create the floating 3D display by tweaking the refractive index - the measure of how much light bends as it passes through a medium - of graphene oxide. This allowed them to create tiny, nanoscale pixels that make up floating 3D images, visible to the naked eye up to 52 degrees in viewing angle."

 

Original Source: https://theconversation.com/no-more-science-fiction-3d-holographic-images-40535

 

Quote was taken from here: http://www.sciencealert.com/yes-researchers-have-created-glasses-free-3d-holograms-using-graphene

 

I don't know about you guys, but i'm hella' excited about the application of this technology.

[SIGSEGV]

They aren't the first glasses free holograms...

[AmirMC]

Pretty sure they're the first to use display screens and not lasers.

But yeah, the title should be updated...

[cesrai]

No this isn't the first I've seen a hologram without glasses before.

[swifty7]

and besides,  it is not true hologram like in the movies.

[Guest Strangerbob]

is this one where you can stick your HAND through?

 

or is it something similar to the previous glass-less holograms that used fast rotating mirrors? ... cuz that would make a meat salad out of you 

[Doobeedoo]

Can't wait to have 3D hologram tech in hope for all kinds of use

[Guest]

Can't wait to have 3D hologram tech in hope for all kinds of use

Yeah... I'd love 3d holograms ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )

[TheKDub]

That is pretty damn awesome!