REAL TIME APPLICATIONS IN HOLOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

International Journal of Computer Science (IJCS) Published by SK Research Group of Companies (SKRGC)

Abstract

The hologram, which is defined as an advanced technology of photography, is being renovated for the digital world in the form of a virtual, three-dimensional projection of an object. These three-dimensional images are created through the interference of light beams, which preserves the depth, parallax, and the additional properties of an actual object. This innovation allows the objects to float in the air or stand on a nearby surface, allowing a user to move around the display and present a realistic looking image. Business, education, telemedicine, and other sectors use hologram technology. The application of holograms in the fields of art, science, and technology creates illusion effects that gives the impression of a real object to the naked eye. This paper explores the working model of holography and the real-time applications of holography.

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Keywords

3D, Hologram, Realistic Hologram, Stereotypical Hologram.