Holography Coming of Age: Touchable Holograms and Holographic Pop Stars (Video)

By on March 29, 2011 in News 19

Along with making holograms that respond to touch, there’s also a new line of synthetic pop stars:

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  • Vastarien202

    I love Hatsune Mikku!
    Let’s just hope her american version isn’t all slutty and stupid when she comes out (too much to ask, I know).

  • Vastarien202

    I love Hatsune Mikku!
    Let’s just hope her american version isn’t all slutty and stupid when she comes out (too much to ask, I know).

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    I’ve never know how to feel about holograms; they always seemed to me to be something that is both neat, and a useless asthetic. I guess they’d be useful for futuristic voice-active interfaces… but they will be silly and clunky unless AI is ever created (which honestly I think we’re still grasping at straws with that technology…)

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    I’ve never know how to feel about holograms; they always seemed to me to be something that is both neat, and a useless asthetic. I guess they’d be useful for futuristic voice-active interfaces… but they will be silly and clunky unless AI is ever created (which honestly I think we’re still grasping at straws with that technology…)

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    I’ve never know how to feel about holograms; they always seemed to me to be something that is both neat, and a useless asthetic. I guess they’d be useful for futuristic voice-active interfaces… but they will be silly and clunky unless AI is ever created (which honestly I think we’re still grasping at straws with that technology…)

  • http://strictlyapathy.comoj.com SoulArbiter

    Pop stars, now without the human.

  • http://strictlyapathy.comoj.com/ SoulArbiter

    Pop stars, now without the human.

    • Tuna Ghost

      Sorta makes you re-think the whole “manufactured bands” idea, don’t it

    • Gregor_Grigorio

      As opposed to…?

  • Mike

    Hello, Idoru.

  • Mike

    Hello, Idoru.

  • Simiantongue

    I don’t see myself going to a concert like this, ever.

    • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

      Well clearly you aren’t a depressed Japanese (or possibly American) boy raised on anime more than their parents, seeing the cartoons as closer reality than flesh beings.

  • Simiantongue

    I don’t see myself going to a concert like this, ever.

  • kelli

    …. creepy

  • kelli

    …. creepy

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    Well clearly you aren’t a depressed Japanese (or possibly American) boy raised on anime more than their parents, seeing the cartoons as closer reality than flesh beings.

  • Tuna Ghost

    Sorta makes you re-think the whole “manufactured bands” idea, don’t it

  • Anonymous

    As opposed to…?