Today, Hologram has launched some new hardware to go along with that program ... and I think there’s a place for this in every hacking toolbox alongside other ubiquitous boards like the ESP8266 ...

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) has announced the development of a programmable ...

The researchers claim that that the ‘holograms’ are processed at a speed of up to 30 FPS, performing numerical calculations ...

This probably isn’t quite ready for casual weekend hacking, but if you are a hologram guru, perhaps you’ll find a way to get us a little closer to the kind of things you see in popular videos ...

Imagine watching your favorite movie or video call—and suddenly seeing it pop out in 3D, like a hologram from a sci-fi movie.

Korean researchers have developed a digital holography processor that converts two-dimensional (2D) videos into real-time ...