论文信息 - Dynamic holographic 3-D image projection.

Dynamic holographic 3-D image projection.

The display of dynamic holographic images is possible by computing the hologram of objects in a three-dimensional scene and then transcribing the two-dimensional digital hologram onto a digital micromirror system illuminated with coherent light. Proof-of-principle instruments that reconstruct real and virtual images are described. The underlying process, its characteristics, limitations and utility are discussed.

M. Huebschman | H. Garner | Bala Munjuluri

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