Gianluca Pugliese has unveiled a new 3D printed creation he has designed that is capable of transforming your smartphone in to a 3D hologram viewer. The 3D printed object takes the form of a pyramid ...

Remember the scene in Iron Man 2 where Tony Stark rediscovers a new element and is handling virtual 3D holographic elements with his hands, moving them around, pinching, swiping, flicking, and tossing ...

An industrious tech reviewer has developed a very cool method for turning your smartphone into a 3D hologram projector. Mrwhosetheboss posted his process to YouTube ...

If you ask me what I consider the best part of 3D, then my reply would be 3D holography. What I like most about this new and exotic technology hailing from 3D is it gathers together a number of ...

Technically, this simple DIY project doesn’t produce a hologram, but the results look very similar. The idea is to create a pyramid of transparent, reflective material with the point facing down onto ...

Pretty much everyone has a smartphone nowadays. And you may not know it, because we so often take them for granted, but that small device that you carry around in your backpocket is an extremely ...

In the future we'll all be sitting around a box in the middle of the room, rather than a TV in the corner. Canadian startup H+ Technology thinks so, anyway. H+ has created a see-through tabletop box ...

Holograms have been floating around for some time and a simple Google search will reveal hundreds of products claiming holographic technology — such as a pane of special glass that will make images ...

Scientists working on unravelling the mysteries of star cluster formation have found an innovative way of sharing their work with the general public. Taking inspiration from a 19th century magic trick ...

iPhones can do a lot of impressive things. They organise our lives, take beautiful photographs, and with Homekit they can now even control devices around our living spaces. Another cool thing to add ...

Scientists unravelling the mysteries of star cluster formation have taken inspiration from a 19th century magic trick, to help explain their work to the public. Researchers have developed 3D holograms ...