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Summary:
3D is now standard output for most CAD systems, and is commonly used for viewing terrain data and built environments. ZEBRA Imaging offers a product that allows you to view these data from more than one angle, without having to redraw the images on a computer screen. ZEBRA Imaging provides fairly large - 600mm by 800mm - flat media holograms. Technical editor Hal Reid provides an overview.
ZEBRA
Imaging9801 Metric Blvd, Suite 200
Austin, TX 78758
Phone 512-251-5100
FAX: 512.251.5123
www.zebraimaging.com
3D is now standard output for most CAD systems, and is commonly used for viewing terrain data and built environments. ZEBRA Imaging offers a product that allows you to view these data from more than one angle, without having to redraw the images on a computer screen. ZEBRA Imaging provides fairly large - 600mm by 800mm - flat media holograms. They are portable and can be created using a number of data sources; most importantly, they don't require special tools (e.g. glasses or scopes) for viewing.
The holograms are used in a variety of ways, including military visualizations, project presentations and concept demonstrations for investors. The holograms make traditional flat drawings look a little bland. What is really fun with these holograms is that you can pass your hand through them.
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From ZEBRA Imaging literature:
- 3-D perspectives are visible horizontally and vertically; one can look over and under the image and from side to side without glasses or goggles
- Wide angle of view - horizontal viewing is over 95 degrees, allowing many people to walk around and view an image simultaneously
- Allows for unlimited size while maintaining the integrity of the image
- Images are projected several feet in front of or behind the hologram and appear to be floating in air
- Compact and portable - images are flat or flexible plastic panels that can be stored and shipped easily, taking up very little space
- Any 3-D volumetric data set from any source may be used
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