The future of 3D display technology
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2017
- If you could bring the digital world into the physical, what would you do?
Introducing Voxiebox VX1, the world's first real-time, interactive 3D volumetric display (GLASSES-FREE 3D), created by Voxon Photonics.
No glasses, no special effects, unlimited possibility 
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I always dreamed to use such things in my lectures to teach molecular biology... Such an amazing technology
6 years. What’s the status on this product now?
This is amazing as I never liked those glassed to see things only I can see :) This will change the world of Display and Projections. Great stuff.
This is what I envision the long-term future of VR gaming to be like.
Hey PSYCHO, we did this a few days ago as a live stream - 4 player 3D volumetric gaming, no headsets required ruclips.net/video/_Hf9jDvz7Tg/видео.html You're welcome :)
Very amazing technology i am from India
My need to find out how this works surpasses my need for oxygen
I hope you didn't run out of oxygen! Have a look at our website for more details . Thanks for your enthusiasm!
things i would like to do with this:
-Play Super Mario 64 (or other 3rd person games but sm64 is cool)
-Maps of houses (like demonstrations for house selling, i dunno how to say it very well)
It's so amazing! I'm dreaming with the possibilities that this technology can provide us!! People can interact with it or this is only possible using other devices, like controllers?
Hey Isabela, you can interact with it a number of different ways, game controllers, leap motion hand gestures, 3D space mouse etc, but you can't physically touch the 'hologram'. We are moving a screen at high speed up and down, and then slicing 4000 images per second and synchronising that to the moving screen. Your eyes just don't see the screen and your brain puts the images together to create the objects or scene that you are seeing. So, we can't display into mid-air just yet, but it certainly looks incredible when you see it & there's so many applications, like gaming or viewing MRI scans etc... Hope this helps!
@@VoxonPhotonics why their is one color, and why the models are so small and blurry ? can't you make something more bigger ?
@@VoxonPhotonics thats sound interesting. So you are more or less using a light material where you can project the image on right? I wonder how loud this machine is.
@@thesuperflexibleflyingtaoi8866 Yes, that is correct. It is remarkably quiet - the 150mm fan makes more noise than the movement of the screen.
@@VoxonPhotonics thats pretty impressive and I didnt expect it to be that quiet. I also had this kind of idea once some years ago and thought "nah, nobody gonna use that, it would be just too loud" but your result looks amazing!
Do you plan of making the size of the screen bigger and increase its vertical movement to get for example a 0.5-0.7m^3 cube? I can imagine that this kind of machine would be much harder to construct.
I also want to work in this project
Is it fake/edited or true ?
The Future is here
How can I contact to this company & know more about in detail ??
Hi Dj, just got your email so have responded....
we need JARVIS and Iron Man suit
We’ve got personal assistants and Gravity jet suits so we’re not that far off.
@@xenontesla122 we are really far dude
How it works?? Please teach me about principal work this tech...
Hi Winnie,
We are projecting thousands of images every second onto a moving screen. The screen is moving so fast that your eye can’t see it. Your eye can see the images we project and your brain puts them together into a 3D model using a phenomenon called Persistence of Vision.
@@VoxonPhotonics well I am interested about the screen work... Still can't imagine how to work
@@winniethepooh3657 If you move a laser pointer in a circle, it will draw a circle on the wall. Although there is only one dot, your eye sees a whole circle. It is the same with our tech, only instead of one dot, we have millions of dots. Your eye sees all of the dots and your brain tells you there is an object floating in space just like it tells you there is a circle on the wall with the laser.
@@VoxonPhotonics can air become a screen??
@@winniethepooh3657 No, not really.* When the light is projected, it needs to bounce off something to give it a position in 3D space.
*it is possible to use a high-powered variable focus laser to produce light-emitting plasma, although it is difficult to produce enough resolution for a useful display. There is a very cool company in Japan called Aerial Burton working on this technology.
Better put a cover on it. I imagine it would hurt if you stuck your finger in there lol. I'm sure that's the first thing people want to do 😊
Haha, yes people always want to 'touch the hologram'... It doesn't actually hurt though, it's more of a tickle... we just put the dome on to protect the screen to be honest.
Ok. but if it can be worn like a costume it's gonna cause some dramatic emotional damage.
How is this even possible?
The display moves up & down quickly. Since most of it is dark, you only see the lit up pixel, like those fan display used by cosplayers to show floating energy around their hands
I still haven't heard a single thing about how this actually works. Until then, I have to assume that this is just fake.
We kind of like the way that you think it may be fake... I think it was Arthur C Clarke that said "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
Not good enough!
Looks bad
That's awesome!
Hope more people find this out - this is a really cool solution, I'd love to do a hands-on with it
Imagine a movie going experience with this technology. it would render 3D glasses obsolete and open the door for true 4D movies.
Future is here, not too far!
wow! I can't believe this has only 7.6k views.
Thanks Abdukahor... Either can we! There's so many videos that have millions of views that are just illusions. This is a true 3D volumetric display :)
Cool video
That looks straight outta si-fi!😍👌🏼
in sci-fi it in thin air here it's inside a glass project glass which you can make yourself in home and use your phone to make hologram to achieve si-fi hologram you need to control light and stop the light in the air and make an image from light no one has the idea how to do that.
the current technologies are the tricks of your eye to show you its floating in the air which is not.
Phenomenal
So, it's a projector in a table with a rapidly vibrating screen. I can't help but imagine a loud, droning buzz would come from this thing, and only get louder as the parts wear down.
Hi, you can see a demo of the tech here ruclips.net/video/FVYoWsxqK8g/видео.html where you can hear what it sounds like. It's pretty quiet actually. In a busy room you don't even hear it but if in a quiet room you would call it a 'low level conversation' type of noise. We use a resonant frequency to have the screen reach around 8cm in volume on the z axis with very little power use and synchronise 4000 images per second with the reciprocating screen. So, we think it's a pretty cool mix of engineering and software :)
how many times per second can it draw one entire image, not the individual layers?
In the current version (VX1) voxels within the volume are refreshed 30 times per second...
Hmmmm how do we cram one of those into a smart phone?
So how does it work? Looks like a sheat of glass coming back and forward from one side to another while it's being projected.
Is that it?
Close... It's actually a some transparent thermo plastic with a proprietary optical coating going up & down with light being projected from below synchronising with the plate as it goes up and down. You can read a little more about it here :)
voxon.co/technology-behind-voxon-3d-volumetric-display/
Voxon Photonics interesting! That's why the squared shaped. Really cool.
Thanks! Yep, it's taken a number of years of R&D to get to the point where we can actually produce and sell a great product...
Thiago Carneiro actually we chose a square shape as it means interaction is direction agnostic and people gather at each side.
@@VoxonPhotonics why can't we see anything attached below the transparent plate? Does this thing vibrate like crazy?
How do you possibly sweep the sheet of plastic up and down so fast? The website is very light on details.
Hey Adam, we use a resonant frequency to only drive the screen a couple of millimeters to get an 8cm volume on the z axis... It's a pretty cool mix of engineering and software that makes this unique.
How does a couple of millimeters translate into 8 cm of z axis volume? Are there many screens vibrating at once?
Hi, just the one screen but tuned to resonate at a particular frequency.
Thank you for the responses, this is really fascinating. I see a couple black spokes on the sides. Is that how the screen is supported? Is that where all of the motion comes from? I wish there was some slo-mo footage to really show how this thing works.
Who else wants one...?
How do u guys do this?
Hi @SgtGutta - you can read a little more about the technology here:voxon.co/technology-behind-voxon-3d-volumetric-display/ :)
can we buy it ??? it's awesome
Yes, it's now available - you can read more here :) voxon.co/voxon-vx1-available-for-purchase/
What type of engineer works on this?
Hi Melody, it's an interesting mix of hardware and software. Our engineers have either Electronic Engineers or Mechanical Engineering background... A computer software or computer science degree would be the other degrees we look when hiring on the software side of things. You can read a couple of our blogs here: voxon.co/behind-scenes-design-engineer-michael-buckett/ and voxon.co/behind-scenes-voxon-chief-computer-scientist-ken-silverman/ - hope this helps
I want a spaceship with a hologram
Don't we all! How about you talk to Elon Musk about the spaceship & we'll look after the hologram technology. Or you could just contact the makers of Red Dwarf ;)
that's true? I can't believe it
True story...
i don't believe your screen can shake fast enough in atmosphere due to air resistance
It's taken a long time to get this far, but yes, it's possible.
The screen moves through the volume 30 times each second with a Z dispalcment of 8cm.
i bet this machine can be really noisy, that's y it didn't put the actual sound of a live demo introduction and i also wonder does it safe to put people hand into it.
Lee Kong Yang actually it's pretty quiet. The screen movement uses harmonic resonance.
Here is a video with background noise for you to hear how loud it is. ruclips.net/video/FVYoWsxqK8g/видео.html
Matter itself can be generated from light.
True, but we aren't that clever. We are just projecting into a volumetric space onto a moving screen and persistence of vision is what allows us to see the image / animation...
Correction. we aren't that clever YET.
I just want to talk to people on it...
Hi Mackenzie, it can be done. We have had real-time conversations using Intel realsense depth cameras and displaying the faces on the display... pretty cool fun.
Voxon Photonics wow, that's pretty awesome! You guys sell these yet?
Hi, yes... Find out more on the website voxon.co or send us a quick email to contact@voxon.co :)
wow 😮 really? this is mind blown 🤯 siri but in holographic mod , goodluckk👍🏻👍🏻
Is it dangerous to touch? Looks like it could take a finger off lol
No, it's just a little tickle if you put your finger in it. We usually put a dome over the top just to stop people putting fingers / coffee in it and breaking things. So, we aren't really worried about the fingers, more the VX1 ;)
Does this ever exist?
yes, it's here and available for purchase now ;) enquire here: voxon.co
Potential Military Market - 3D Battlefield representation indicating ground, air & naval forces.
Interesting video. Annoying music.
Fake!
Ummm, no - real.... We do love it when people think it's fake though! What was that famous quote by Arthur C Clarke? "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." See more pics of people using it here: voxon.co/voxons-3d-volumetric-display-wows-the-crowds/
It's not a fake project product