A young American scientist, a fan of the “Star Wars” series, decided to bring the hologram technology used in the legendary movie to the masses.
Driven by an anthropomorphic transport from Princess Leia to Obi-Wan Kenobi and Luke Skywalker by R2-D2, Taylor Scott The foundations of the company Go Based in San Diego. The company develops smartphone accessories that convert device content into 3D images.
“For years people have been thinking of holographic communication as some kind of magical ideal future and this is actually 2021,” Scott says.
According to the 28-year-old scientist, IKIN accessories create 3D holograms that can be viewed in daylight from Android or iOS smartphones with Patented chemical polymer lens.
The inventor notes that an accessory designed to fit the dimensions of a smartphone “literally becomes a secondary gateway to the dimensional world”.
Thus, the user can explore Photo Gallery From your smartphone, likewise from an art gallery. You can select an image, expand it in 3D, and manipulate it, rotating with different angles.
Technology can also be used in Toys, Allowing your hand to act as a control, in Calls and meetings Through video and as an interaction with social networks.
IKIN aims to launch its accessories for smartphones by the end of 2021, Transfer USA Today. The product with the name riceIt will be equipped with artificial intelligence that personalizes each user’s experience and the environment in which it is used.
The company will create 3D content on its own, but it expects smartphone app developers to license its technology. Moreover, it is waiting for the attention of manufacturers smart phones And wireless service providers.