"3D Projections 'in thin air'" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	26 Jan 2018 9:25 p.m. PST
Similar to when R2-D2 beamed a 3D image of Princess Leia into thin air in "Star Wars," the technology is capable of "producing images in ‘thin air' that are visible from almost any direction and are not subject to clipping."… link
Fish	27 Jan 2018 5:54 a.m. PST
How about 3D shadows? Risto Puurunen has delevoped a technique that enables him to project 3D shadows. I've been to one of his exhibitions (actually also helped to build one) and these are stunning. Heh, he also uses plastic figures in his works so it is TMP related… :D YouTube link Risto is an all around renaissance man who is also proficient in music. He plays bass and laundry drying rack in an amazing industrical/dance band Cleaning Women, a band that is truly unique and original. The band also makes you shake your butt like no one else! YouTube link

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