How wonderful! No screen, and I can project 3D images in the air.

Remember the futuristic holographic projector in Star Wars? The laser emitted by the projector can produce 3D images directly in the air.　　However, our existing 3D display usually requires a screen to render the 3D image.　　However, a Japanese technology company recently developed a technology called real 3D display, without the help of any physical screen media, the 3D image can be projected into the air. The company is Aerialburton, which uses a technique called laser plasma radiation to convert the image information into a 1KHz infrared pulse laser and then transmit the laser through a 3D scanner. These lasers emit and focus into a specific point, projecting into mid-air.　　Because all of these laser dots are ionized, they emit light and display a three-dimensional image in the air. This technique is a bit like the water curtain film we've seen, and the difference is that there's no need to use water molecules to form images.　　However, the current Aerialburton display graph resolution is still low and needs to be improved. Imagine, in the event of a disaster falling from the sky, panic, the sky suddenly projected 3D text and images, tell you where there is food, where to find refuge, is not the feeling of God to save you? See the demo video please click here