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3D HOLOGRAPHIC PROJECTION RANJAN DHAR 1KT09EC04 0 Under the guidance of : Mr. Amaresh Assistant Professor Department o ECE SKIT, Bangal 1

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We can often see three–dimensional holographic communication technology in science fiction movies, using the principle of three-dimensional computer graphics, and the distant person or thing can be projected in the air in the form of a three dimensional. With the development of science, all the equipment miniaturization and precision, the display device cannot match and humans would increasingly demand a new display technology to solve the problem. The 3d holographic projection precisely fits this role.

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13D HOLOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

RANJAN DHAR 1KT09EC040

Under the guidance of :  Mr. Amaresh C Assistant Professor Department of ECE SKIT, Bangalore

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Introduction

Holography is a method used to record patterns of light which enables 3D images to be made called as Hologram

Hologram is a Greek term Holo – whole view & Gram – written

Light source is projected onto the surface of an object and scattered. Second light illuminates the object to create interference between both sources

3D holographic projection technology is loosely based on illusionary technology called as Peppers Ghost

The technique of holography can also be used to optically store, retrieve, and process information.

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Agenda

• Timeline and Evolution• Holographic System• Governing Principles

• Working• Holographic System Setup• Technology Types

• Projected Cost• Importance and Applications• Future Scope and Conclusion

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Timeline of Holography

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Evolution of Displays

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Holographic System

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Governing Principles

• Interference and Diffraction serve as primary principles

Filming Reproducing

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3D Graphics System

“ Rendering can be defined as the conversion of a 3D scene to a 2D image ”

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Projection System based on 3D Graphics

Computer generated holographic principle is based on the Calculation Process and the Reproduce Process

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Derivatives

• 360 degree Phantom Imaging System – based on spectroscopy

• Holographic interactive display systems

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Working

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Block Diagram

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Holographic System Setup

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Technology Types

• AIR PROJECTION• INTERACTIVE

DISPLAY• LASER BEAM

PROJECT• AIR BURSTING

• 360 DEGREE HD• ROTATING MIRROR• PSEUDO HP• PHANTOM DISPLAY

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Upcoming Technology Trends

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Projected Cost

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Importance

• Popularity varies from computer graphics to other diverse environments like medical diagnostics , air traffic control , education , entertainment , advertising etc.

• Important and Private information stored optically in holograms – Credit cards

• Additional hardware is being discarded

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Applications

• Medical studio• Filming of Real people• Special effects • Holo-promotion • TV image projection• Cell phone deployment

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Future Scope

• Advertising• Gaming• Education• Communication• Medical • Forensic Sciences• Memory Efficiency

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Conclusion

• With a trend of moving towards 3D and Virtual Reality, Holographic System will dominate the display, advertising and entertainment industries

• This is largely attributed to : Lowering of cost of Key Components Advancement in Holographic Technology Advancement in Technology of Key

Components

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