By all accounts, it should have looked like a magic trick. A small cube floated above a table, shimmering faintly as a person reached out. With a gentle pinch of thumb and forefinger, the cube spun in ...

Standing beside him was a NASA scientist. They chatted and even made eye contact, but the scientist was a hologram—a real person beamed in from another room—and so was Mars, built out of rover ...

Holograms in science fiction range from a simple 3D display to the fully interactive experience of Star Trek’s holodeck. The ...

Scientists have created holograms that you can interact with ... Most diffusers are thin, rigid, and brittle, and if a person tried to poke at a 3D image created by one, it would likely break ...

Nussbaum said viewers thought CBS Sports had put the players in a white box to interview them in person — that's how convincing the holograms are. View this post on Instagram While big companies ...

While some companies are developing what most people would call holograms, none have allowed for direct manipulation like the kind seen in sci-fi movies—until now. Researchers from the Public ...

To cater to those far and wide, she has created a hologram of herself using AI technology ... She will then appear as a living, moving person wherever the camera is pointing, ready to fulfill ...

UPNA researchers created a 3D mid-air display allowing natural hand interaction with virtual objects using an elastic ...

The type of hologram that is created in the video is the simplest type, called a transmission hologram, as it requires a laser light to illuminate the holographic film from behind to recreate the ...