No glasses required - 360 degree view of Voxon Photonics 3D Volumetric Display

When you create a truly 3D display that can be viewed from any direction, it becomes necessary to film it in a way that accurately conveys its unique capabilities to an audience whose primary viewing platform is 2D video.

The best method we thought of was to use a 5-axis robot arm with tracking sensors located in the head unit that interfaced to the Voxon Photonics VX1s runtime engine which would allow scene-specific zooms and flawless 360-degree tracking.

That would have been very costly, however, so instead, we hung our tripod on a rubber cord from the ceiling and wound it up like a rubber band..

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[Voxonphotonics]

Thank you for all the kind comments on this thread. The video featured here is from a few years ago, and some of you might be curious about how our technology has evolved since then. The video showcases the Voxon VX1, a device that uses ultra-high-speed video projection to display slices of a 3D scene onto a reciprocating 2D glass plane. The display volume measures 18cm x 18cm x 8cm in height, with the entire volume refreshing on the up and down stroke at 15Hz.

Based on customer feedback, we developed a new display technology called VLED, which employs a rotating LED matrix instead of a reciprocating one. The key benefits of this new approach include a much larger, brighter, and more colorful display, with a volume that refreshes 30 times per second.

Our latest product, the VX2, utilizes this advanced technology and is now available for purchase on our website at www.voxon.co. While it remains out of reach for most consumers, we've made significant strides in reducing manufacturing costs, bringing the price down to half that of the VX1.


Please also remember to subscribe to our youtube channel to keep up to date with our developments, and to find our more visit our website at www.voxon.co

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[Vespyr_]

Those 3D maps in military thrillers are one step closer to reality.

[KlingbergWingMkII]

Wow, somebody finally made it possible. Nearly 50 years ago as a young aero eng I worked on a similar concept for air traffic control. Alas I could not figure out how to do it because the technology I needed was not available. Glad to see it now exists!

[AwkwardYet]

5 years from now the youtube algorithm will make this go viral

[generalkenobi]

Imagine how sick something like this would be for gaming. Like a dungeon crawler where you have to look through the three dimensional space to find certain elements

[h.r.gerrard]

Something like this could bring back Gaming Arcades!
Probably cost more than a quarter to play, though...

[joevonzarelli]

It makes me realize how unique the imagination is and the role of science fiction writers. Because we can imagine it, it becomes possible. The science fiction writer points out a target somewhere out in the unseeable distance. And the human imagination charts a course to get there. Miraculous... how wonderful...

[jw]

As a kid watching sci-fi movies in the late 80's and throughout the 90's, seeing this finally realized is really cool.

[johnclark]

I think this technology would gain a lot more attention if you were to modify Super Mario 64 to be playable with this display, probably the PC version. You usually have to start with something familiar before you can drag people in for the long run, and while using SM64 might be a little risky, it would be way more feasible than getting a classic first person shooter like Doom on this display, plus the proper depth that this display can show would be legendary for any 3D platformer.

[MM-xfkx]

I want to see Adventure Time's Card Wars on this display, since it's essentially identical. It'd be a phenomenal way to play card games that summon things. Yu-gi-oh is another great example that would look amazing.

[chitarito]

This is so cool! This will add a whole new dimension of information to all kinds of things! The anatomy application and medical imaging seem particularly cool. You could look at medical images with a better sense than 2D projections.

[raskal]

Now it's all about how economical the resolution and the amount of colors the voxels can contain for mass production..

[aciddelta]

Seems we are finally getting close to the realm of Holograms.

[TheTrueGlaukos]

This technology needs to be used to play a children's card game!

[CarlosAM]

This would be insane for things like displaying orbits and such. Since space is 3d, such a display could make for some very interesting things.

[afronym]

This needs more attention, it’s so dope

[noelht]

Do you remember those tabletop arcade games we used to get, that would be the perfect format for this technology.

[jessekandres]

this is so wild, we live in a time of VR, sophisticated AI robots, DNA nanobots, hologram displays, where all that was science fiction 20 years ago.

[TookTooMuch-bbhu]

Future thing is becoming real... Amazing

[jaydun]

can't wait to see this thing hooked to a live mri feed one day