2010-03-17
Holography and settling technologies: Interdependency and ambivalent behaviour
After introducing the concept of touchable holography and its applied technologies hand tracking and airborne ultrasound tactile display, the following entry would like to regard this ensemble as a dispositiv and take a look at relation, behaviour and interaction between original holographic phenomenon and added technologies.
These two added technologies behave in an ambivalent manner, unselfish and parasitical to the same extend.
Airborne ultrasound tactile display and hand tracking put themself into service of holography, which is getting abilities, that without their support holography would not be able to accomplish. Only the positioning of additional technologies enhances the reality of a 3D virtual object. It is no longer just the eye as a witness of the object's existence. The eye's testimony gets confirmation by the sensation of touch onto the user's hand. In this process it doesn't matter if these two impressions are not received from one and the same device as a common source, as long as synchronization of their impulses is fine tuned.
The enhancement of reality is not limited just to proofing the existence of a virtual object. It also leads to new fields of applications, which require tactile feedback to make them work. Therewith settling technologies are not simply opening holography gates to new scopes, but are much more precursors of new phantasms. Regarding original holography technologies, it looks that their abilities are mostly exhausted. It can no longer keep up with all the promises, that it never made by itself. Not just to survive as a medium, but to evolve and not becoming forgotten again and as the basis for further hopes, dreams and wishes, holography is reliant to other technologies, gathering around and helping to embark to new visions.
Settling technologies do not just serve, but also behave parasitical. They (ab)use holography for their part to find application, to survive and to evolve. This remains valid for both technologies, hand tracking and airborne ultrasound tactile display. Even maybe for one a little more and for the other a little less.
In reverse also holography behaves in the same way. Part unselfish, part parasitical. It should not be about an estimation who's taking greatest advantage. It is much more about an interdependency, which this entry want to illustrate.
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