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I spent a few minutes looking for more info, doesn't seem that Zeiss has published anything but a press release yet: https://www.zeiss.com/corporate/en/about-zeiss/present/newsr...
Having played with light fields and photography, I have questions. There has to be an imaging sensor somewhere. Where is it? I strongly suspect most of this "magic" will condense out of this cloud into a puddle of marketing sponsored bovine excrement.
It looks like it still requires a sensor, it can just be hidden in the frame of the glass.
I spent a few minutes looking for more info, doesn't seem that Zeiss has published anything but a press release yet: https://www.zeiss.com/corporate/en/about-zeiss/present/newsr...
The Zeiss site is a much better read:
https://www.zeiss.com/corporate/en/about-zeiss/present/newsr...
In summary:
1) ZEISS unveils holographic Smart Glass at CES 2024, both for displays/projection/filtering, but also another component which is a holographic camera
2) The holocam works by utilizing coupling, decoupling, and light guiding elements to redirect incident light to a concealed sensor, eliminating the need for visible cutouts or installation spaces in visible areas.
3) ZEISS doesn’t plan to be manufacturer, so other companies can use the tech
Next someone will tell me they have a way to “ssh” into the universe and get process details on every entity in it including every human and what’s happening.
Kind of like in the matrix with The architect.
I spent a few minutes looking for more info, doesn't seem that Zeiss has published anything but a press release yet: https://www.zeiss.com/corporate/en/about-zeiss/present/newsr...
This is beyond even science fiction. I could have never imagined something like this was even possible - I still can’t. Is there a demo of this tech in action?
Found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NORPeCcIXRQ
Lenses.
This year's theme is now holograms
and it's pretty funny that this is
is called a holocam, and it's pretty funny.
If you look at it right now, if you look at the spring right here.
you can see a little bit of blue
you can see a little bit of blue, which is actually
what is it?
it's actually acting as a camera, so
Now, if you listen to the explanation
what we call holography.
is that it's now reflecting light, so we can gather that light
and you can collect that light and act like a camera
like a camera, so for example, you can now
what?
the meat.
it can recognize the blue color
and only recognize the blue part.
Jace's
holocam. It's quite
interesting.