Holographic, Three-Dimensional and Virtual Projections

         How real the holograms seem? Are they considered as part of the virtual reality world? Can holograms and 3 Dimensional objects be considered as the same? Many people think that virtual reality, three-dimensions and holograms are the same thing. Truth is that they may be trying to reach out for the same purpose, but the method is different. Technological features, which make three-dimensional world possible, are progressing constantly. They will be at a point where critics foresee it even without the need of glasses. If you feel outside of the alley and definitions of what these advances are, then the FW: Thinking video at the beginning is where you will find about prognostics for the future equipment and visible perceptions. What is exactly is a holographic projection? Find out and then give you can have your own opinion.

Virtual reality is a created image sent through the particular equipment, which projects it to make it appear like some panoramic real environment, in which case is re-created. A holographic projection, can be confused because is a projected imaged which is translated out of the equipment to show itself in the real time in front of us. Check how it is presented in this website called You Dream It, We Create it. A virtual reality image can only be perceived individually through an inner closed perceptual method, through out worn equipment over the eyes, like for example the Oculus Rift. The main objective is to step in the virtual world, like it was once described in Hollywood’s Motion Picture, featuring Pierce Brosnan, The Lawnmower. Take a closer look in Wall Street Journal's Article: Virtual-Reality Headset video, click here to watch. Holograms’ and three-dimensional equipment’s objective is to make it seem as real as possible without the need of use of glasses or any other equipment to see the image or re-created perception.