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Briefing
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- Smallest Holographic Material – Researchers from RMIT University in Australia and Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) developed thinnest holographic material thousand times thinner than human hair, using quantum material called topological insulator
- 3 Millimeter Nano-Hologram – Produced 3D hologram 3 millimeters in length which can be seen without 3D goggles
- Simple and Scalable Production – Made with simple direct laser writing system, applicable for large scale use and mass manufacturing
- Potential Applications – Could pave way for electronics, such as smartphones, computers, and TVs to display holograms, useful in medical diagnostics, education, defense, and cybersecurity applications
- Next Steps – Create thin film that can be overlaid on LCD screen to enable 3D holographic display, decreasing nano-hologram’s pixel size by 10-folds, and explore making flexible thin films that can work on variety of surfaces
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Accelerator
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Sector
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Information Technology
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Organization
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Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), RMIT University
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Source
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Original Publication Date
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May 19, 2017
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