Where is stereoscopic holographic projection technology used?

　Volumetric holographic projection technology, also known as 3D stereoscopic imaging, utilizes principles of physics in its imaging technology. It plays images on a display screen through mirror reflection. The images are played and reflected at a 45-degree angle onto a transparent glass projection screen. Because the glass is transparent, the projected image appears opaque, allowing for clear viewing and creating a floating, three-dimensional effect. Furthermore, the human eye captures dynamic images; as the image moves and rotates, the multi-angle, four-dimensional space provides a different sensory experience.

　　With continuous technological advancements and innovation, volumetric holographic projection technology can now interact with the audience to create stunning performances. This type of stereoscopic holographic image is widely used in many fields.

　　Volumetric holographic projection technology is commonly used in the following industries:

　　1. Product Exhibitions

　　To attract more customers at trade shows, exhibitors will focus on advertising their products, often creating product displays.

　　Holographic video technology is used to showcase products. This allows for more products to be created as holographic videos and placed in the device without needing physical products, attracting customers and promoting products to consumers, leading to a better understanding of the products.

　　2. Auto Shows

　　As is well known, there are many exhibitors at trade shows, and the space allocated to each exhibitor is very limited. It's impossible to bring all the cars to the show. So what to do? Volumetric holographic projection technology can solve this problem. You can't move everything, but you can create a 3D model of the car and display it in a holographic device for a 3D holographic presentation.

　　Volumetric holographic projection technology allows you to showcase more car models, saving you work and costs, while also promoting your products.

　　3. Museums

　　People who want to see antiques and cultural relics usually go to museums. The artifacts in museums are valuable, and many precious artifacts can only be displayed through video.

　　Videos cannot fully capture their beauty, so we use volumetric holographic projection technology to showcase them, allowing us to see the true appearance of the antiques and cultural relics.

　　4. Military Industry and Machinery

　　Military equipment and machinery models here are generally used for school teaching, as some military equipment or industrial machinery products cannot be brought to school for students to visit and learn from.

　　In the classroom, ordinary projected videos cannot capture students' interest, so using volumetric holographic projection technology can better attract students' attention.

　　5. Jewelry

　　Valuables are not suitable for display using real items. To allow customers to see the appearance of the jewelry itself, providing more options, holographic display cases using volumetric holographic projection technology can be used to showcase jewelry.

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