The principle of a 3D holographic display cabinet

　　The advantages of phantom imaging lie in its realistic and stunning three-dimensional imagery, achieving a lifelike effect. Phantom imaging technology is widely used abroad and is gradually being adopted in various museums, historical residences, ancient towns, historical streets, theme parks, relic parks, and urban planning exhibition halls in China.

　　3D Holographic Display Cabinet It was created to meet people's aesthetic needs. It can vividly display every detail of a product through holographic projection, creating a surreal 3D effect that delivers a visual impact and deepens the impression of the product. So, what is the principle of a 3D holographic display cabinet?

　　3D Holographic Display Cabinet It is a four-sided pyramid made of transparent material, like a pyramid, with a beautiful and fashionable appearance. The viewer's line of sight can penetrate it from any side. Through the reflection of the surface glass, the viewer can see the product image floating in the air from the conical space. Four video emitters emit light signals to the special prisms in this pyramid, and the signals converge to form a three-dimensional image with a real three-dimensional space.

　　3D Holographic Display Cabinet The holographic phantom imaging system consists of a cabinet, a beam splitter, spotlights, and video playback equipment. Utilizing the beam splitter imaging principle, the three-dimensional model constructed by shooting the product undergoes technical processing, and finally, the captured product image is superimposed onto the scene. The resulting phantom image can be combined with real objects to increase interactivity, creating a dynamic product display system. No 3D glasses are needed; viewers can enjoy the wonderful 3D holographic effect with the naked eye.