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

The key breakthrough here is that you can use TensorFlow to generate real-time holograms at a few frames per second using consumer-grade processing power found in a high-end phone from images with ...

RED's Hydrogen phone, the Android phone that claims to be the first with a fully "holographic display" will be available this summer, according to AT&T and Verizon. The carriers didn't reveal ...

Mark Zuckerberg says the future of tech is heading away from screens to augmented reality and holograms.

SEE ALSO: The world's first glasses-free holographic phone is coming, and it's not from Apple Researchers from the University of Utah have developed an inexpensive way to create full-color 2D and ...

It seems obvious once you think about it, but if you can spin your cell phone and coordinate the display with the motion, you can create a 3D display. [Action Lab] had used such a setup to make a ...

An curved arrow pointing right. It's really simple to build a projector for your smartphone to be able to project the same types of holograms seen in Star Wars and other movies. Here's how!

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.

Holograms that can be physically manipulated ... "We are used to direct interaction with our phones, where we tap a button or drag a document directly with our finger on the screen — it is ...

A reported family friend plays the role of young Drake, though fans initially mistook him for a hologram due to the ... and a fan threw their cell phone at him on stage. According to videos ...

Screens have been an integral part of the digital revolution, starting from clunky computers to laptops and then to mobile ...