Sentences with phrase «such as his hologram»

«Today, optical security features, such as holograms, are frequently based on two - dimensional microstructures,» says Professor Martin Wegener, expert for 3D printing of microstructures at the Institute of Nanotechnology of KIT.
The Dawn didn't lack any technological advances, either, and these luxuries, such as the hologram of a head - up display and high - end infotainment system located in the center console, help to keep drivers safe on the road and fully entertained.
The final segement of the exhibition will showcase some of the artist's most innovative late works such as his hologram of rock star Alice Cooper and the 1958 painting «The Sistine Madonna,» which predates Pop Art by superimposing the image of the Virgin and Child onto a giant photograph of the Pope's ear, which is composed of a benday dot pattern.
Throw in some visuals such as the hologram - like digital assistant used by BC's Justice Education Society and you can make a once formidable process much more accessible.

Not exact matches

Such devices overlay images as holograms onto a user's real - life field of vision, with the goal of improving efficiency at businesses ranging from doctors» offices to factory floors.
As Fast Company notes, the technology to make such holograms seem seamless «requires loads of sensor technology that's only on the cusp of the mass market today.»
The same laser light interactions used to create the holograms that protect credit cards from forgery can also be used to fabricate optical elements such as lenses and filters in light - sensitive materials.
Recently, holograms that are mere hundredths of the thickness of a human hair have been made from metal deposited onto materials such as silicon.
The idea is similar to that of ordinary holograms where a three - dimensional image is encoded in a two - dimensional surface, such as in the hologram on a credit card.
Boasting a long - standing collaboration with Alexander McQueen, the duo is credited with having produced some of the designer's most arresting fashion show moments such as the 3 - D hologram of Kate Moss in 2006 and the spray - painting robot in 1997.
Most perplexing of all, the film turns to Glenn's closeted homosexuality in its final third, an inclusion that's merely used for hollow technological gags, such as him masturbating to a partially recorded message of his lover's voice and a miniature, animated hologram that takes the form of his presumably human lover.
They want to use augmented reality to project the game onto real surfaces (such as a table) like a hologram, allowing the player to interact with the game in a way that creates a novel experience.
While such usage may be forbidden in cases of commercial exploitation, other cases are far more challenging, such as using a hologram of Martin Luther King to utter words he never said while he was alive.
Although most of trademark practice in most jurisdictions are open to new type of trademarks, such as colours, smells, shapes, holograms, and others, defining the scope protected by a specific trademark could be a problem.
The registration of non-traditional categories of marks such as sound, multimedia, motion, hologram and position marks has now been expressly facilitated by the decision to abolish the requirement for «graphical representation» and instead to replace it with a requirement that the mark's representation must simply be «clear, precise, self - contained, easily accessible, intelligible, durable and objective».
Someday we'll likely to use a holodeck such as envisioned in the Star Trek: TNG series where we're surrounded by interactive sensors and holograms as if they we were somewhere else.
Project NEON is an evolution of the current Windows 10 design language, MDL2, and is intended to bridge the aesthetic gaps between traditional Windows and future paradigms, such as AR holograms.
The company's hologram technology is anticipated to be used in an array of purposes, such as in viewing pop - up books and in playing 3D games.
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