Tensor Holography MIT Student creates AI learning advancing Holograms

PhD student from MIT’s Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Liang Shi said people once believed that with the existing consumer-grade computer hardware, it’s impossible to do real-time 3D holograms. It’s going to take decades before it would be viable, but he figured out a way to cut that time.
Holographic image is not just made up in the movies, it's being created as we speak. Shi’s team took a different approach from what was first developed in holograms, where laser beam would split, half the beam is used to illuminate the subject and the other half used as a reference for the light waves phase.
Then we had computer-generated holograms, it would avoid these difficulties by simulating the optical setup, but this would slow the computation to a crawl. So what did he do to prevent this problem, he let the computer teach physics to itself.
With this breakthrough the performance only took mere milliseconds when crafting holograms from images with depth information. With LiDAR sensor, from iPhone 12 Pro can produce real-time 3D holography, what is even better is the tensor network requires less than 1 MB of memory.
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[@wintertod74]

Much hype speeche, nearly no content. Conclusion of the video: AI learns physic, Holograms still out of reach till we have a projector that is safe and in a small formfactor.

[@BeyondMythos]

Sounds about right, but getting it out there so it begins.

[@Natty183]

SK Telecom did an amazing job bringing a dragon to life in a baseball stadium. It was 2019. You can search it on TH-cam. Was explaining holographic tech's utility of perception control to an acquaintance, they were sceptical. I told them to search "SK Telecom dragon" on TH-cam and he asked me, "How did the dragon break the screen!?" Lmao.
We're so fucked...

[@FayeFaye-]

@@Natty183 that telekom dragon isnt a hologram, nor projected and not even an AR -.-

[@kersplody7435]

​@@BeyondMythos It has already begun. Cinema quality live action neural holography works. Demo content is being shot and produced today. Stay tuned.

[@xxGamerKidx]

I have a theory that the tech like this is what people witnessed in the Miami mall at the beginning of January!?

[@ometofu]

dude. welcome to 3 years ago and company is pure vaporware

[@krishnavsaikia9841]

To learn Holography.. I've to do optical engeneering... Isn't it

[@Zinkolo]

This is just stock imagery was absolutely no evidence or actual footage of said event taking place.
I call bullshit

[@BeyondMythos]

That’s true, but hopefully it’ll be something like this.

[@Tachyon1457]

Soon we'll have the E.M.H. Doctor from Star Trek.

[@BeyondMythos]

It’s getting closer, one day.

[@ytkatz]

So where's the demo video of their tech?

[@BeyondMythos]

They are still working on it.

[@harpreetkaurcheema7851]

I Truly Appreciate the whole Thing you shared- Thank you

[@BeyondMythos]

Thank you for watching 👍

[@simonmadsen3540]

So it's not actually holograms but simply point clouds?

[@BeyondMythos]

It’s a hologram.

[@d-nic3515]

Can they create the A.I . Cortana from halo??

[@emo666man122]

this better be real.

[@BeyondMythos]

I hope so friend!

[@lindokuhlepearlson9206]

Awesome 👌

[@kirpalshergill]

So, Peter, It won't be reflected in the open air like in Iron Man movies?

[@BeyondMythos]

Hopefully not, we’ll see soon.

[@kirpalshergill]

@@BeyondMythos thanks for the reply

[@bharanidharan716]

is it possible

[@08076]

But does this innovation include a technology to actually project those holograms? Or only to generate the 3D images?

[@BeyondMythos]

In the near future the technology will project the hologram.

[@robertgeorgescu6990]

Cool video!

[@BeyondMythos]

Thanks Friend! 👍

[@SirHargreeves]

AR renders this obsolete

[@rizzo-films]

I'd say it's the next stage in AR. For now, AR is only possible to be viewed through a device, like glasses or a phone. Highly developed hologram tech would be able to project those same visuals and the same data in front of you but instead of using an interface, you could see it with the naked eye and possibly interact with it, also without an intermediary. It wouldn't be private, so it wouldn't fully replace AR, unless it included some kind of refraction tech with an eye or face sensor that blocks the hologram if viewed from a different angle than the user's.

[@BeyondMythos]

You got it.

[@SirHargreeves]

@@rizzo-films I don’t see it having the same function as AR. AR can change the look of entire rooms. It also works outside. This hologram tech feels stationary and only something I can experience in a narrow, isolated way.

[@preciousreading1934]

good

[@BeyondMythos]

Thank you 😃

[@tiger4092]

Bogus. Has nothing to do with holograms and only to do with converting real life objects to 3D models

[@BeyondMythos]

That’s the only way to get the hologram to be precise.

[@naher1277]

Why would I need or want that? I prefer talking to people in person instead of via some sort oft technology.

[@BeyondMythos]

Go back a couple of years when COVID locked down everyone, would you have want it then?

[@naher1277]

@@BeyondMythos answering hypothetical questions is always somewhat tricky. You never know how you would actually react in a situation unless you are in it. Happened to me already several times I misjudged myself.
It was always possible for me to physically meet other people.

[@LatticeMage]

wasting time. no useful info