GreenAce92
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Well... it sucks that on touch devices, half the screen if not more is taken up by the input... prompting me to think about holographic projection... which is a general coining, not necessarily "holographic" but a non-physical display.
So the idea is that you have your average phone design, in landscape mode and these two rods pop out at each end of the phone eg. left-most, right-most...
From the left, a 2D beam is projected to the right rod, then you have these beams with variable arc-radius that intersect this plane, and these areas where the "beam(s)" are focused, is where pixels change... somewhat similar to ionization of the air using lasers with 3D Aerial vision see link here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNoOiXkXmYQ
Anyway, you can see the drawing I made of what I mean
It's just an idea... based on a flawed understanding of physics...
It's probably not safe, the energy requirements to ionize the normal air and make an image... also the resolution would probably ****
So the idea is that you have your average phone design, in landscape mode and these two rods pop out at each end of the phone eg. left-most, right-most...
From the left, a 2D beam is projected to the right rod, then you have these beams with variable arc-radius that intersect this plane, and these areas where the "beam(s)" are focused, is where pixels change... somewhat similar to ionization of the air using lasers with 3D Aerial vision see link here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNoOiXkXmYQ
Anyway, you can see the drawing I made of what I mean
It's just an idea... based on a flawed understanding of physics...
It's probably not safe, the energy requirements to ionize the normal air and make an image... also the resolution would probably ****
