@@josegabrielgruber 2020 was so promising, I mean look at the nice symmetry! And all of the 2020 vision jokes. Oh, how things change, at least it's an easy year to remember. Number wise and certain and numerous global events wise.
The price is not bad at all for this revolutionary type of tech. I'd imagine this tech at 16K would really look like you're just looking through a real window. This gets me extremely excited about the future.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
Honestly one of the coolest things I've seen in a while. In my honest opinion, this has to be the future of display tech. The medical applications seem so futuristic to me its insane.
I run a company that delivers computing solutions for Architect and Medical firms. This right here would be really freaking neat to offer as a "add-on" to the service, currently there's only a few clients that has actually deployed/tried VR headsets, the only issue is the fact that they need all those cables and tracking and also the fact that it's basically limited to one person is kinda useless for them. This kind of display would let a team get a better view, even if it's just 2-5 people (25-10% angle). so far the biggest breakthrough in computing IMO is Intel DCPMM, CPU's and GPU's have kinda stagnated, Networking is also not that important nowdays given that you can either have large storage anywhere and blazing network.... now looking at the data? that's actually something else, today there's only one option, look at it in 1080 or 4k it's still one dimension, VR is great, but you have to deal with "VR". This thing combined with DCPMM is making me giggle like a kid again.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
@@kallestropp7447 th-cam.com/video/BypUCbDKm_0/w-d-xo.html This is the kind of stuff you want to forward, not just an add. I couldn't find any prototype demonstration, but yeah a couple of years from now any technology is sure to advance more and more. it could be that Echo-display just doesn't have a working prototype ready for showcasing, if that is the case it means that the technology is at least 5-10 years behind developer kits and public release. (according to my own estimates pulled out of my ass)
Almost May of 2022, and I am very happy to see this company still going! This is EPIC! And it is very nice to see they are on their 2nd generation of the products too.
Little known fact, but the old monitors in The Original Star Trek were exactly like these monitors. As were all the view screens. They were 3D. scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/194942/how-do-star-trek-viewscreens-show-perceivable-depth
Linus has to compare that to the Tilt 5. th-cam.com/video/Jse-GwkcYgI/w-d-xo.html Aside from requiring glasses, it's much superior: much, much cheaper and much, much less rendering cost.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
no, no they won't, VR already wins that round completely, being totally submerged into the spooky atmosphere is a farcry from even this level of amazing 3d. Trust me, I nearly gave myself a heart attack playing around in a VR horror game, they're /not/ for the easily scared.
@@Ebani What? why would you try to combine this with VR? The whole idea of this is that multiple angles are being shown at once, that doesn't change anything if it's on a headset that one only person can use.
@@svendinsvinderlin4569 You did not undertood it then, like you said, light is coming out from multiple angles, which do not happen on a normal display. If it could be adapted to vr it would make it more immersive, though if it can't be achieved only from a frontal angle it would be overkill to use it as is for the little gain it might give.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
@Vox3l-Gl1tch You'd expect someone with such a large follower base to keep doing the things that got them such a large follower base in the first place.
It's older than that. There is a video game before Prey that mention something like looking glass. Even iirc there is a game developer named looking glass
@@kero-x8l The first touchscreen phone was made in 1992 (This would be more obscure than the current looking glass), the next decade apple made that obscurity viral. It wouldn't surprise me if the same thing was true for this.
Just yesterday I was thinking "Man, it's 2020: how long do we still have to wait before actual holographic photos/videos on a screen?" Turns out there was a Linus video about it posted 2 weeks ago.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
@@kallestropp7447 hmm the difference between echo and looking glass, is that looking glass is already far past the concept face, and into the prototyping, where echo is still an idea in the concept phase (atleast from what i could quickly gather, they've not developed anything yet). so where looking glass will launch since they've achieved the prototyping stage, the echo that will be launched, might be vastly different from what they're planning right now. but i severely hope both products will come to fruition and launch! :)
@@pixels_per_inch Different tech, closer to '3D TVs', all one perspective but with different sense of 'depth'. Not the same as this, which offers the depth of those devices, but much better, as well as different perspective, which is the innovation here.
@@jh-wq5qn Have you actually thought about how this would work in your living or bedroom. VR works because the display moves with you and regular tv's are fine for sitting static and comfortable while gaming for hours. This tech is pointless as a tv and useless when used in a VR situiation and therefore pointless for the avg consumer. It will be like 3D on tv's. You would enjoy it for 5mins with a similar reaction to linus and then never need or use it again.
Kyle Keenan I would see it for advertising in large cities and with massive displays. I think thats where this tech would be best used with many people walking around it.
When I saw Sony's first OLED TV prototype the "TV" was a measly 24 inches and it cost $30k. This is 8k 3D holographic for about half that price in just about 13 years.
I remember seeing prototypes of these in person about 4 years ago in NYC. A friend of mine from MIT helped found this tech! W00T... getting some Linus attention now! Can't wait to see this develop further!
Its called the moore's law. Humans invent something revolutionary and then they go on adding new features to it until something new comes up. Check out hey miachel' "VSAUCE" here's Video on the topic.
In early 1990s my father used t tell me how in the future there will be televisions, that allow you to see different sides of a news reporters face, as they speak when changing the angle you view the television at. I got the impression then, that he's talking about mid-to-far future. Now when I'm seeing this, it sends shivers down my spine.
Everyone knows what awesome stuff the future holds. Making it a reality is the hard part. Also, this is not the future of 3D - that will be optics shooting lasers directly into your pupils.
@@isaackvasager9957 if you look at that company that promised unlimited 3d detail many years back, they apparently created a whole arcade in Australia with 3d holodeck rooms. The company is called Euclideon.
@@isaackvasager9957 I think it's because people who remember Euclideon are very weary since their last bold claim. This video th-cam.com/video/RSNGyZgUh8o/w-d-xo.html, shows it. It seems that you still need some sort of eyewear so it's not the full on no accessories needed. With that said, it does seem legit and like a real thing.
Pretty sure it's some kind of plastic in there so it scratches at a lower level (Edit: yes I know this is a JerryRigsEverything reference. No need to be annoying.)
I look forward to these Holographic displays being available to everyday consumers in about 5 or 6 years' time! ^_^ I freakin' love advancements in tech! This is honestly pretty dang sweet.
@@derbigpr500 I think technology is advancing far quicker than you think. ~30 years ago we didn't even have cellular phones, let alone smartphones. You'll be surprised how far we as a species come in just 10 years time - in the year 2030.
+Jody Mitoma's Videos The main issue will most likely be using it. People barely even watch 4k so I doubt they'll just jump over to this. Not to mention the hardware it'll need in order to be used for games. I agree with Beyer, 20 years. Not because technology isn't there but because of the price it'll have. Your everyday consumer won't pay 3000 for a 15 inch screen.
@@nikhilyadav586 It's just a comment due to the fact that I hate both actors from Good Will Hunting. At least I enjoyed some of Matt Damon's work (suits his role for Bourne series), Ben Afflect acting hurts me. Much like Jennifer Garner's acting. Don't collect $200 and go straight to hell is a reference to the monopoly board game.
this whole "the future is now" thing is really starting to sink in now like, holograms are literally becoming a reality, wow we're living in the future now, this is so cool!
Yeah just wait for AI, you won't be so excited then :D Governments are already testing their own on super computers on their own isolated network. They're taking precautions at least right? :'D
i used to see a lot of ads on facebook about this and i liked them from the start. this 8k version is clearly shows they wasnt lazy and worked hard. it clearly shows development and its starts to shape nicely
+Justin X. The 4k version didn't look that thick. Wouldn't be surprised if they went back to early flat screen size. With this we might even be able to get good TV speakers again!
Sort of, but not really. They aren't showing off the flaws either. Since it only has horizontal parallax, the image doesn't have perspective-correct 6 dof. If you look at it from the wrong distance or angle (vertically), it can look a bit weird. (compressed depth and multiple types of warping) It's not like a volumetric display which you can look at from any perspective, but it does have view-dependent lighting effects, which volumetric displays don't. (shiny stuff, the magnifier etc.) If you want both, you need a proper light field display, which is similar to this except with two dimensions of parallax. That requires a lot more computing power, but is also more impressive.
I've worked on a test project 6 years ago and the screen was only capable of showing 8 different views, so I guess in a few years this is what video meetings are going to look like. Also one application we worked on that screen, because you could have 8 views, was to allow 2 players of one game (say, Mario kart) to play on the same screen but seeing different things - yet both in stereoscopic mode. This is tech is very fun to play with and I encourage anyone to see it at least once :)
@@Razor805 Looking Glass Studios was a game dev studio best known for System Shock 1 and 2. Prey 2017 is a spiritual successor to those games and some of the people who worked on it, were originally part of Looking Glass Studios.
It's basically the exact same thing. Wouldn't it be hilarious if a few years later a guy named Lorenzo Calvino worked on this technology and made it work from all viewing angles?
The mention of medical applications really made me laugh: we're still using Fax machines between some hospital depts. So I imagine the uptake of something like this would be very sluggish!
Depends on the department if they have lots of money from private medical customers you'd see these everwhere especially if in makes sales or makes things easier to turn around or improves quality just a tiny bit.
fax machines are still king in medical applications cause of HIPAA laws, over-internet communications for patient information is considered not secure enough to use for most things. So direct office to office transactions are faxed
I bumped into some early development of these things in the middle of 2019, and can confirm, 10/10, would recommend. There's a little fringing on some parts of the image when it gets really close or really far outside of the display's ideal range, but it made me instantly want one, and seriously consider buying a 4k version. Maybe now that I know they have an 8K, I should just save for that, even if it's in the $10,000 range.
“What does it look like? The shape in the glass?” Let’s just hope they stop when they make neuromods in a few years and avoid the whole “alien invasion” thing
After somewhat failed 3D I wondered what the future had in store for TVs ...... this has me so so exited . This and Microsoft Holo lense . This is game changing .
seems like once 4k/8k/16k res becomes trivial, we'll start getting this kind of display tech in the mainstream since there will be no point to more pixel density.
I think slices/thickness would be the new dpi. The new resolution will be increased number of slices. Base resolution now is 45 slices but HD-Holo would be 90, for example. How thick those 90 slices are on one unit compared to the other - or 'slices/thickness' would be same as your dpi is now.
@@giant-woman possibly more near-future variants instead of waiting for 16k to be normalized? Having options in the store like 8k holo, or 2D 16k. Just like current gen curved/3d tvs VS normal flat panels.
Not needing any equipment to get 3d has been the holy grail of this industry and it's awesome someone is finally reaching that. I hope this develops further and gets affordable.
I'm impressed. Even with the flatness of captured video the angle-aspect is very clear and impressive on its own. Now imagining that in 3D is... very cool.
Or also for natural museums; put a gigantuc one on the ground or inside the farthest wall of a tank and you could show in musuem 3d, realistic and moving models of existinct creatures with nothing byt a screen and a pretty damn good pc.
I was one of the early adopters of the small 2k5 display and I have been playing with it a lot. It is a thing of beauty -- I love it. And now, the APIs are available for Linux. This will be a game changer for me (and I suspect also a lot of people).
I honestly looking forward to having this kind of screens in smartphones, tablets, laptops, and gaming handhelds (i.e. Steam Deck 2, or at least Steam Deck 5).
I don't think they will take off, except in some specialized fields, for the same reason we use LCDs now instead of CRTs (which still have better image) - they're, by their very nature, quite thicc.
Hum, home cinema sure. Big screen? Nah, don't get me wrong but the limited viewing angle and lack of projector ability will kill it. Even ignoring the weird viewing angles people at the edges would end up with. That said, at home? Hell yeh I'd love it - a 3D tech that actually works and dosn't cause headaches has massive appeal.
Yep. For me that's the problem here. It's incredible and all. And while for a LOT of usecases I think it's going to become standard, for others, it just doesn't make sense. I think it is perfect if you want to display something as an object, that only exist virtually (like for architecture) but for immersion? Well it's like a box where you can make anything appear. That's great for a close view of an individual thing. Or maps, like in startegy games. But an hologram for an FPS? How are you going to display the deepness of a corridor if it goes beyond the deepness of your screen? Look at how in SF, they always displays maps and tactical view in 3d on their hologram, but videos of the outside are always displayed on a window like today. That's not a problem with the tech. Thats a problem with our perception.
Maybe if it is a standing cinema and you can move around. But even then, it is a single plane. The scvreen would need to be calibrated to the eye level & slope of the floor
now they only need 100000x times the data for 8 second videos ! they sure are onto something ! i like when they pan the camera around and it becomes apparent that your just looking at 20 different pictures chopped into 20 different parts. with that terrible refresh blur effect from the level of quality youd expect from your monitor from 6 monitors ago.
Linus : picks the thing up
The makers: **heavy sweating**
Don't worry, he'll be careful with it.
Notice they let him pick up the $3,000 4k dev kit, but not the 8k shipping product. They know it's Linus Drop Tips.
@@mal2ksc Papa Linus should be happy with this pun
@@CALiiGeddonTwo im sure that made them freak out more
Glass is glass, and glass will break *cracks*
I haven't heard Linus be this genuinely impressed with a piece of technology since he did the quantum-computer video.
nothing blows a mind as much as quantum stuff! especialy the math like Hilbert space...
Prolly because this is sponsored. -_-
@@mar1ann8 It's sponsored by Ridge Wallet, not Looking Glass.
There was the see-through monitor that pretty much blew his mind also.
when he did the clean room hard drive video he was like a 9 yo girl on a Bieber concert... :D :D
"Come see it at CES 2020!"
Well this didn't age well.
Ohh 2020....
And when is CES 2020?, obviously I can't afford it.
Didn't CES 2020 happen? It was in early January, right?
Yeah CES happened it was pre pandemic. Saw the display in person, insane!
@@josegabrielgruber 2020 was so promising, I mean look at the nice symmetry! And all of the 2020 vision jokes. Oh, how things change, at least it's an easy year to remember. Number wise and certain and numerous global events wise.
The price is not bad at all for this revolutionary type of tech. I'd imagine this tech at 16K would really look like you're just looking through a real window. This gets me extremely excited about the future.
Kevin MZY gaming and pornography is what comes in mind, oh boy
Those fake scenografy windows are comming
how soon before Apple/MS/Google/AMZ tries to buy this tech I wonder.
This would be a very cool feature in theatres for "3D" movies I believe
Andrew Serrata yeah pornography is always moving audio-visual tech forward
"don't worry I'll be careful with it..." editor cuts out portion where he dropped it.
It was a 3 grand piece. I'm sure LTT can afford to drop something that costs 3 grand. They do it all the time.
Nix just another day at the office hehe!
@@nixellion he did drop that 10k CPU .....
We all know he did! 🤣
I am giving you an imaginary like. There are 420 likes, so I do not want to mess with the Sacred Numbers.
This... brought a tear to my eye.
The future is now.
9:09 mini-heart attack for the developers of the screen as he almost swings his phone through it.
Yeah, I imagine that's going to be a big problem for these displays.
Don't worry, he has eyes.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s
My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
@@kallestropp7447 nah
. . . . .Just as he explains that it's the only one of it's kind !
Honestly one of the coolest things I've seen in a while. In my honest opinion, this has to be the future of display tech. The medical applications seem so futuristic to me its insane.
I think VR is the future but without those carzy things you put on your eyes
I run a company that delivers computing solutions for Architect and Medical firms.
This right here would be really freaking neat to offer as a "add-on" to the service, currently there's only a few clients that has actually deployed/tried VR headsets, the only issue is the fact that they need all those cables and tracking and also the fact that it's basically limited to one person is kinda useless for them. This kind of display would let a team get a better view, even if it's just 2-5 people (25-10% angle).
so far the biggest breakthrough in computing IMO is Intel DCPMM, CPU's and GPU's have kinda stagnated, Networking is also not that important nowdays given that you can either have large storage anywhere and blazing network.... now looking at the data? that's actually something else, today there's only one option, look at it in 1080 or 4k it's still one dimension, VR is great, but you have to deal with "VR".
This thing combined with DCPMM is making me giggle like a kid again.
@@Muhammed_English314 displays will never die. This is insane for stuff like ar
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s
My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
@@kallestropp7447
th-cam.com/video/BypUCbDKm_0/w-d-xo.html
This is the kind of stuff you want to forward, not just an add.
I couldn't find any prototype demonstration, but yeah a couple of years from now any technology is sure to advance more and more. it could be that Echo-display just doesn't have a working prototype ready for showcasing, if that is the case it means that the technology is at least 5-10 years behind developer kits and public release. (according to my own estimates pulled out of my ass)
Have you just ever seen a product and thought “this is the future”
Yeah, the Oculus Quest
micheal jacksons performance while being dead, the hologram one.
Multi-touch demo
Japanese ass washing toilets. Yup.
Um..........folding phones? Or cancer-curing gene therapies?
This is exactly what James Cameron meant by waiting to release Avatar 2 until we had 3D that didn’t require glasses.
He could've released the movie on the 3DS then
@@leonro Mmm yes my favorite streaming device, the 3DS.
Leon in nice crisp 144p. Just the way the director intended
@@EchoWinters Don't woooosh me but it's 240p, give it credit.
@@colemin2 Okay but only because you asked nicely.
Feels like there is finally a reason for higher resolution Tv's
If they can make this in 85" under 5k.. they'd sell out immediately.
You mean 3D TVs? Or do you have a tiny TV? Because once you go above 40 inches, 4K is very noticeably better than 1080p.
@@awesomeferret i have a 70" Samsung 4k TV and it is A LOT better than 1080p
@@seigeengine Well if I'm correct a 4k tv would look ugly if it were for example 500'' because the pixels would be spread out more I think?
@@seigeengine true
It's so hot in there that he takes off his hoodie and puts it on top of the Hard-working computer.
Before Linus grabbed it, I thought the jumper was some kind of ice cooling pack for the tower.
It's not covering the vents dumbass.
@@NerdPulseGaming don't be rude.
Please stop me.
@@NerdPulseGaming
Ok idiot it was a damn funny joke why must you try to ruin the moment?
Almost May of 2022, and I am very happy to see this company still going! This is EPIC! And it is very nice to see they are on their 2nd generation of the products too.
And now we know why the monitor's from startrek are so thick...
thicc
Little known fact, but the old monitors in The Original Star Trek were exactly like these monitors. As were all the view screens. They were 3D.
scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/194942/how-do-star-trek-viewscreens-show-perceivable-depth
Put a waifu on it.
Linus has to compare that to the Tilt 5. th-cam.com/video/Jse-GwkcYgI/w-d-xo.html Aside from requiring glasses, it's much superior: much, much cheaper and much, much less rendering cost.
I was literally about to mention THIS 😊🤯🤯
Imagine having to watch a movie 45 times so you get the full experience
45 times at 15 dollars a ticket is... is a lot of money.
@@Sundara229 675? That's exactly the amount I'm going to spend watching the new cats movie 45 times.
:))))
star wars fans be like
I see nothing wrong with Forrest Gump :)
Linus: “I just changed my 1 week old TV screen to this new 3D glass screen”
Linus: "I'm never upgrading again!"
...
Linus: "I just change my 3D glass screen to-"
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s
My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
You should try to get one of these for LTX 2020
Absolutely! Since most of us aren't invited to CES anyways
Horror games in irl to get people to literally get a heart attack....
no, no they won't, VR already wins that round completely, being totally submerged into the spooky atmosphere is a farcry from even this level of amazing 3d. Trust me, I nearly gave myself a heart attack playing around in a VR horror game, they're /not/ for the easily scared.
@@madnesssoft2012 I think a combination of this technology with vr would make it even better
@@Ebani What? why would you try to combine this with VR? The whole idea of this is that multiple angles are being shown at once, that doesn't change anything if it's on a headset that one only person can use.
irl means in real life...
@@svendinsvinderlin4569 You did not undertood it then, like you said, light is coming out from multiple angles, which do not happen on a normal display. If it could be adapted to vr it would make it more immersive, though if it can't be achieved only from a frontal angle it would be overkill to use it as is for the little gain it might give.
This has to be the future of 3D viewing. Seriously impressive.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s
My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
Try VR
1993: 2.5D game engine
2019: 2.5D monitor prototype
3ds did it first
@tutacat how? It's quite literally the same concept
And it did a great job at it too!
@@benmasonick3848 the New 3ds revision with improved eye tracking was a BIG QoL improvement.
@@TonyStarkCLC yes it was
Linus: *picks up valuable hologram display*
The entire internet: *nervous noise*
almost a million subs and still making like farming cringe comments.
@@siim1129 does a million subs make him less human or some sort of god? Quit hating bro!
@@siim1129 uhh how do his subs make a difference?
Siim Kook his content is cringe asf too
@Vox3l-Gl1tch You'd expect someone with such a large follower base to keep doing the things that got them such a large follower base in the first place.
I love that they're called Looking Glass - the same technology with the same name from Prey 2017
Oh wow, cool hahah.
The typhon are among us, pulling the strings and making fiction a reality, keep your wrenches and neuromods close
It's older than that. There is a video game before Prey that mention something like looking glass. Even iirc there is a game developer named looking glass
@@swordsman1137 Looking Glass Studios made System Shock, if I recall.
That game was ok, but it doesn't deserve the Prey name because it's not a sequel to the original Prey.
Sometime in the mid 2020s:
NVIDIA: Now introducing RAY TRACED HOLOGRAMS!!
I'd expect to see GPUs optimised for holographic monitors. And that would be awesome.
$2000 and 3% increase in performance over last generation.
And 2 years later there still won´t be any games that use it.
Those already existed, they're called lightfields.
Ya and then there gonna integrate Hola cores for the best hologram experience possible
*So this is what the next decade will look like*
I can just imagine walking down the street and seeing these displays for advertising random shit.
Superkirbeh actually that would be so cool
@Zero Cool I wouldn't say decade. But in 20 years I can garauntee it. If you're trying to advertise. Nothing grabs your eyes like this would
Next decade... Probably not
@@kero-x8l The first touchscreen phone was made in 1992 (This would be more obscure than the current looking glass), the next decade apple made that obscurity viral.
It wouldn't surprise me if the same thing was true for this.
Just yesterday I was thinking "Man, it's 2020: how long do we still have to wait before actual holographic photos/videos on a screen?"
Turns out there was a Linus video about it posted 2 weeks ago.
Just forget this shit!!! This is what you want. Wait 1,5-2 year’s
My God!The ECHO-display will make people say “Holy Fuck” th-cam.com/video/GUFE4wFADeU/w-d-xo.html
Does that make you psychic and Dé jà vu ??
@@kallestropp7447 hmm the difference between echo and looking glass, is that looking glass is already far past the concept face, and into the prototyping, where echo is still an idea in the concept phase (atleast from what i could quickly gather, they've not developed anything yet).
so where looking glass will launch since they've achieved the prototyping stage, the echo that will be launched, might be vastly different from what they're planning right now.
but i severely hope both products will come to fruition and launch! :)
Holy cow, imagine the next 20 years with this somehow making it's way to gaming :o
@@pixels_per_inch Different tech, closer to '3D TVs', all one perspective but with different sense of 'depth'. Not the same as this, which offers the depth of those devices, but much better, as well as different perspective, which is the innovation here.
@@jh-wq5qn Have you actually thought about how this would work in your living or bedroom.
VR works because the display moves with you and regular tv's are fine for sitting static and comfortable while gaming for hours.
This tech is pointless as a tv and useless when used in a VR situiation and therefore pointless for the avg consumer. It will be like 3D on tv's. You would enjoy it for 5mins with a similar reaction to linus and then never need or use it again.
Kyle Keenan I would see it for advertising in large cities and with massive displays. I think thats where this tech would be best used with many people walking around it.
@@Rh0mbus Yes I agree with you there!
It sure will come some day, but it's a long road hardware and software wise
When he walked into the room with the larger monitor I GOT CHILLS.
When I saw Sony's first OLED TV prototype the "TV" was a measly 24 inches and it cost $30k. This is 8k 3D holographic for about half that price in just about 13 years.
I remember seeing prototypes of these in person about 4 years ago in NYC. A friend of mine from MIT helped found this tech! W00T... getting some Linus attention now! Can't wait to see this develop further!
Tell your friend that they and their team did a great job on this and that they are helping to make the future
We are going back to monitors the size of crt's in 10 years lol.
@Erick Rosa I made the comment before I got to the end and saw the "thin" one. Tho maybe a thicker display could have more depth.
PLEASE NOOOOO D:!!!!!! Those things in retrospect, as so hideous!
@@GodofLovers No, they're cool!
Even the dev kit is pretty small compared to a CRT...
Its called the moore's law. Humans invent something revolutionary and then they go on adding new features to it until something new comes up.
Check out
hey miachel' "VSAUCE" here's
Video on the topic.
Finally, when I subconsiously look over an edge of a mountain in a video game, I can actually see what's on the other side.
[Map designer starts sweating profusely]
I don't think it has vertical parallax.
Ridge wallet
For when you want to pay $80 for 2 plates of colorful steel bolted together
BuT iT's AluMiNuM
Calling a card holder a wallet is a bit rich, too.
Holy shit, $80?! Never got to the price, always thought they looked cool, but yeesh.
And I thought keyboards were expensive with $100 CNC milled aluminium cases.
The sad part is the ridge wallet is just a dropshipped wallet from aliexpress with a pattern on it.
"You can't see more than 30mm in front of your face anyway!"
/s
This stings as a glass wearer.
*takes off glasses* TRUE
In early 1990s my father used t tell me how in the future there will be televisions, that allow you to see different sides of a news reporters face, as they speak when changing the angle you view the television at. I got the impression then, that he's talking about mid-to-far future. Now when I'm seeing this, it sends shivers down my spine.
Ok now. Why didn't your dad start this company then?
@@HermanWillems What? Is there some thing wrong with my comment?
Everyone knows what awesome stuff the future holds. Making it a reality is the hard part. Also, this is not the future of 3D - that will be optics shooting lasers directly into your pupils.
One step closer to the Holodeck. I can imagine that eventually we'll be able to walk through a room where the walls are made of this tech.
@@isaackvasager9957 if you look at that company that promised unlimited 3d detail many years back, they apparently created a whole arcade in Australia with 3d holodeck rooms. The company is called Euclideon.
@@isaackvasager9957 I think every person that has watched TNG has dreamed of being able to do that to be fair :P
what if we just use augmented reality to turn the real world into the holodeck, so just to need add an exit and where done.
@@isaackvasager9957 I think it's because people who remember Euclideon are very weary since their last bold claim. This video th-cam.com/video/RSNGyZgUh8o/w-d-xo.html, shows it. It seems that you still need some sort of eyewear so it's not the full on no accessories needed. With that said, it does seem legit and like a real thing.
"the future is now, old man."
Linus: "we will be at CES 2020...."
COVID: "we can't have that!"
I ate covid
Covid? You mean Governments: "We can't have that!"
@@spudbencer7179 you are so right
People in the future: watches this video through an actual holographic display.
2:06
"Don't worry I'll be careful with it"
9:10 I flinched.
“It sounds like the easiest way to do that is going to be CES2020”
Oh past Linus, how optimistic you were lol
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As Kyle Bowles said, CES takes place in January, allowing it to be unaffected by the coronavirus.
Huh? CES 2020 went ahead as usual
But the real question here is:
*Does it scratch at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7?*
But if it's made of diamonds, it'll scratch at a level ten.
Pretty sure it's some kind of plastic in there so it scratches at a lower level
(Edit: yes I know this is a JerryRigsEverything reference. No need to be annoying.)
@@sinom uh oh, you don't get it
@@benstalls208 *Mohs* people wouldn't get that joke
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A good reason for panel developers to further increase pixel density.
This is almost two years old and I just now saw it. This is life-changing.
I look forward to these Holographic displays being available to everyday consumers in about 5 or 6 years' time! ^_^ I freakin' love advancements in tech! This is honestly pretty dang sweet.
Make that 20 or 30 years. We haven't even moved from 1080p in the last 10 years yet.
It's just vr all over again!
@@derbigpr500 I think technology is advancing far quicker than you think. ~30 years ago we didn't even have cellular phones, let alone smartphones. You'll be surprised how far we as a species come in just 10 years time - in the year 2030.
Me too, it'd be nice how vr would work with it.
+Jody Mitoma's Videos The main issue will most likely be using it. People barely even watch 4k so I doubt they'll just jump over to this. Not to mention the hardware it'll need in order to be used for games. I agree with Beyer, 20 years. Not because technology isn't there but because of the price it'll have. Your everyday consumer won't pay 3000 for a 15 inch screen.
5 to 10 years from now, Holographic TV/PC Monitors for consumers.
My rx580 knows it's days are over now
RAY TRACED HOLOGRAMS!!!
@@Alovon and you can see your reflection on objects on screen!
@@horuslupercal3872 but.. but... I just bought one...
15-20, it is really tricky to manufacture
Time to revisit this....Sure would be interesting what advances they made in one year.
They just had a crowdfunding campaign with their newest hardware. $250 bucks!
looks like the futuritic display in the movie paycheck with ben affleck
Or hologram in Minority report
You watched a Ben Affleck movie. Don't collect $200 and go straight to hell.
@@taekim6819 name?
@@nikhilyadav586 reindeer games
@@nikhilyadav586
It's just a comment due to the fact that I hate both actors from Good Will Hunting. At least I enjoyed some of Matt Damon's work (suits his role for Bourne series), Ben Afflect acting hurts me. Much like Jennifer Garner's acting.
Don't collect $200 and go straight to hell is a reference to the monopoly board game.
2:06 - "Don't worry, I'll be careful with it."
Famous last words before Linus somehow magically manages to slip up and break it. :P
It woukd be cool to revisit this 2 years before and see what progress has been made.
this whole "the future is now" thing is really starting to sink in now
like, holograms are literally becoming a reality, wow
we're living in the future now, this is so cool!
plazasta just in time for 2020. The year that everyone owns flying cars.
Yeah just wait for AI, you won't be so excited then :D Governments are already testing their own on super computers on their own isolated network. They're taking precautions at least right? :'D
aro p shh let me enjoy this while I can
I got to see these at a local game event in my town. It was astounding. I seriously look forward to seeing this as a final product.
i used to see a lot of ads on facebook about this and i liked them from the start.
this 8k version is clearly shows they wasnt lazy and worked hard.
it clearly shows development and its starts to shape nicely
Can't wait for Linus to drop a hologram
That’s some impressive tech.
[China hand rubbing intensifies]
ikr
@Peter they're also the ones who is gonna make your privacy affordable
@Peter This message was brought to you by the CCP.. Long live China
@Peter of course they can make it affordable, cause they don't have to pay for the research to develop it hahahaha
lul
I think this is gonna make for some crazy scary haunted house effects.
if they could afford the "contact us" price.
Oh yeah, that would be cool
@@ProtogenPilled Everything comes down in price
I want to see this tech in a gaming monitor.
a THICC gaming monitor
@@qwerasdfhjkio Well compared to crt's that many of us used for years, it's not a biggy
@@Rentta Wait till I get myself a 10m^3 display that has 180 degree viewing angle
+Justin X. The 4k version didn't look that thick. Wouldn't be surprised if they went back to early flat screen size. With this we might even be able to get good TV speakers again!
So you can play Crysis on 1080p lowest with 5 fps on a 2080ti?
The images captured by a camera probably don't do these displays justice tbh.
True. they look amazing even on camera so I can't even imagine how good it looks for real.
Sort of, but not really. They aren't showing off the flaws either. Since it only has horizontal parallax, the image doesn't have perspective-correct 6 dof. If you look at it from the wrong distance or angle (vertically), it can look a bit weird. (compressed depth and multiple types of warping)
It's not like a volumetric display which you can look at from any perspective, but it does have view-dependent lighting effects, which volumetric displays don't. (shiny stuff, the magnifier etc.)
If you want both, you need a proper light field display, which is similar to this except with two dimensions of parallax. That requires a lot more computing power, but is also more impressive.
@@Dayanto It's only 3d horizontally? That's pretty disappointing. Well I guess I'll wait for the next generation holo displays in that case...
Reminds me of the Looking Glass from Prey.
Yes. I know. It even has the same name. Great game btw.
Aperture lab
"don't worry I'll be careful with it"
off the record dropping scene expected.
Linus like frogs
he was careful with the frog :)
Linus Frog Tips.
Do you blame him? They're super cool!
Log tips
macbook
I've worked on a test project 6 years ago and the screen was only capable of showing 8 different views, so I guess in a few years this is what video meetings are going to look like.
Also one application we worked on that screen, because you could have 8 views, was to allow 2 players of one game (say, Mario kart) to play on the same screen but seeing different things - yet both in stereoscopic mode. This is tech is very fun to play with and I encourage anyone to see it at least once :)
9:10 had a mini heart attack thinking that phone was gunna slip
Next thing you know, he’ll be reviewing neuromods...
I wondered if anyone would get the reference Lol
Hahaha nice hope so 🤞🏼
then he will be reviewing the fabricators and recyclers
Is this a Deus ex reference?
Its from Prey 2017.
They literally have the exact same looking glass tech its so cool
the 65 is out, and so are some projects to play steam games on this thing :D
My entire room made of looking glass would be like the matrix
sounds like the tech from game Prey 2017
Even the same name
@@niklas159 they must of known. maybe the dev of the display played the game XD
@@Razor805
Looking Glass Studios was a game dev studio best known for System Shock 1 and 2.
Prey 2017 is a spiritual successor to those games and some of the people who worked on it, were originally part of Looking Glass Studios.
It's basically the exact same thing. Wouldn't it be hilarious if a few years later a guy named Lorenzo Calvino worked on this technology and made it work from all viewing angles?
@@SonicXRage I'd consider checking the dev's homes for 170g mugs 🤔
I'd like to know why 45 was chosen, and how the light from each pixel/subpixel is directed without interfering with the others. This is mind blowing
This is the first time I see a product and say “this is the future”. I’ll keep an eye on this from now on.
The mention of medical applications really made me laugh: we're still using Fax machines between some hospital depts. So I imagine the uptake of something like this would be very sluggish!
I was assuming they meant medical research applications
@@kingyachan this is a fair point!
I would have loved to have some cool 3D models to learn anatomy from
Depends on the department if they have lots of money from private medical customers you'd see these everwhere especially if in makes sales or makes things easier to turn around or improves quality just a tiny bit.
fax machines are still king in medical applications cause of HIPAA laws, over-internet communications for patient information is considered not secure enough to use for most things. So direct office to office transactions are faxed
Radiology ... MRI and CT imagining. Give it 1 yr to 6 months. This will be going in GE labs.
I bumped into some early development of these things in the middle of 2019, and can confirm, 10/10, would recommend. There's a little fringing on some parts of the image when it gets really close or really far outside of the display's ideal range, but it made me instantly want one, and seriously consider buying a 4k version. Maybe now that I know they have an 8K, I should just save for that, even if it's in the $10,000 range.
I love how it's even called "Looking Glass". Anybody on here played Prey?
“What does it look like? The shape in the glass?”
Let’s just hope they stop when they make neuromods in a few years and avoid the whole “alien invasion” thing
The name is from Alice’s Adventures Through the Looking-Glass book.
Best game i ever played!
Linus: "dont worry i'll be careful with it"
me: *doubt*
X to doubt
After somewhat failed 3D I wondered what the future had in store for TVs ...... this has me so so exited . This and Microsoft Holo lense . This is game changing .
THE WITCHER 3 - HOLOGRAPHIC + DXR + 8K TEXTURE PACK EDITION
ENDERwigginMEDIC the Witcher 3 sucked
0.01 FPS
@ENDERwigginMEDIC That would be a dream
More like The Witcher 5.
Yeah, but have to until rtx9080 , intel i99/ryzen50
6:45 - I suddenly want a remake of Black & White with this technology.
The fact it’s noticeable on a compressed TH-cam video on a ipad in 1080 p is shocking
What do you see? The shape in the glass...
They want to live inside us like a disease.
Poor Dr. Calvino, his legacy is broken glass now :(
Yessss
So can i now emulate myself in that world while wearing a VR headset and see myself as well as the world I create ?
*Immersion INTENSIFIES!*
Their portrait form factor is a genius move. Same as with VR, godda see it to believe it.
"Help me Obi Wan, you're my only hope."
"How much you want for the droid?"
Contact us for prices.
So the new "resolution" will be CT scan-like
Slices/thickness
Well we will need Two monitors in the future, This and a MicroLED
seems like once 4k/8k/16k res becomes trivial, we'll start getting this kind of display tech in the mainstream since there will be no point to more pixel density.
I think slices/thickness would be the new dpi. The new resolution will be increased number of slices. Base resolution now is 45 slices but HD-Holo would be 90, for example. How thick those 90 slices are on one unit compared to the other - or 'slices/thickness' would be same as your dpi is now.
@@giant-woman possibly more near-future variants instead of waiting for 16k to be normalized? Having options in the store like 8k holo, or 2D 16k. Just like current gen curved/3d tvs VS normal flat panels.
A lot of what you're describing can be seen with passive ChromaDepth 3D glasses from American Paper Optics. Especially for that "8K" display.
Can't wait to have it on my phone in 15 years 😎✔️
Why? Everyone else will be using mental implants...
more like -9 years en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_Evo_3D
@@MihaiPruna it needs extra 3D glasses like in a cinema.
@@zekiz774 the Evo 3D? No it doesn't. I have one.
@@MihaiPruna Is it like the 3D effect of the 3DS?
Imagine family pictures at home on the wall will be in 3d in the near future :o
Not needing any equipment to get 3d has been the holy grail of this industry and it's awesome someone is finally reaching that. I hope this develops further and gets affordable.
I'd love to see a demo of this tech in person.
CES 2020. Oh pre Covid days you're so cute.
I'm impressed. Even with the flatness of captured video the angle-aspect is very clear and impressive on its own. Now imagining that in 3D is... very cool.
I got some low budget Hologram ad before this video.
I design Swimming Pools for a living, this would ABSOLUTELY be a massive selling tool for our clients!
Make a video when you out it together
Add them to the sides and bottom of the pool cost a lot but you could be swimming anywhere
He means that they could use the holograms to show the clients what the pool will look like before they build it
@@awesomebush8711 I know that but have a hologram show in and around the pool
Or also for natural museums; put a gigantuc one on the ground or inside the farthest wall of a tank and you could show in musuem 3d, realistic and moving models of existinct creatures with nothing byt a screen and a pretty damn good pc.
I was one of the early adopters of the small 2k5 display and I have been playing with it a lot. It is a thing of beauty -- I love it.
And now, the APIs are available for Linux. This will be a game changer for me (and I suspect also a lot of people).
Now watching: "Linus Through the Looking Glass"
Linus keep showing us cool technology like this. Thank you
I honestly looking forward to having this kind of screens in smartphones, tablets, laptops, and gaming handhelds (i.e. Steam Deck 2, or at least Steam Deck 5).
2000: look, I have a super thin flat screen. Isn't it amazing?
2020: Look how thick my monitor is!!!
Well we are kinda going backwards a bit. Like, we're going back to flip phones.
"Don't worry, I'll be careful with it."
You say that, but they have seen your videos.
I don't think they will take off, except in some specialized fields, for the same reason we use LCDs now instead of CRTs (which still have better image) - they're, by their very nature, quite thicc.
I'm calling it now. This is the future of cinema.
Hum, home cinema sure. Big screen? Nah, don't get me wrong but the limited viewing angle and lack of projector ability will kill it. Even ignoring the weird viewing angles people at the edges would end up with.
That said, at home? Hell yeh I'd love it - a 3D tech that actually works and dosn't cause headaches has massive appeal.
@@VieVentar
The future of cinema could me massive LED displays then. That isn't new technology, it is used elsewhere.
The problem is that it is showing objects that would be perceived as real size, so it wouldn’t translate well for large objects or scenes
Yep. For me that's the problem here. It's incredible and all. And while for a LOT of usecases I think it's going to become standard, for others, it just doesn't make sense. I think it is perfect if you want to display something as an object, that only exist virtually (like for architecture) but for immersion? Well it's like a box where you can make anything appear. That's great for a close view of an individual thing. Or maps, like in startegy games. But an hologram for an FPS? How are you going to display the deepness of a corridor if it goes beyond the deepness of your screen? Look at how in SF, they always displays maps and tactical view in 3d on their hologram, but videos of the outside are always displayed on a window like today. That's not a problem with the tech. Thats a problem with our perception.
Maybe if it is a standing cinema and you can move around. But even then, it is a single plane. The scvreen would need to be calibrated to the eye level & slope of the floor
Be careful with those holograms: One wrong move and you'll swap dimensions, becoming trapped for eternity.
...Also, has anyone seen Dennis?...
now they only need 100000x times the data for 8 second videos !
they sure are onto something !
i like when they pan the camera around and it becomes apparent that your just looking at 20 different pictures chopped into 20 different parts.
with that terrible refresh blur effect from the level of quality youd expect from your monitor from 6 monitors ago.
Here's to hoping we have to describe resolution in 3 dimensions soon