In case you were wondering about 3D holographic maps...
Some of the technology is possible with today's technology and relies on persistance of vision (it was demonstrated successfully in 2006).
Since it provides only surface volumetric capabilities, it won't be able to show the Death Star under construction being shielded by a station on the surface of the planet as in the film.
A year later, there was an attempt to create a fully volumetric display using two rotation axises, called "ultra ORB", and an early demo presented, but I haven't found any indication that this project succeeded beyond that stage.
A common tool in SciFi movies, Augmented Reality is presented as an ideal way for interacting with some types of information. The film "Iron Man", for example, presents a Human Machine Interface that seems to open up possibilities for designers and researchers that were never possible before (and are still not possible to that degree). The film "Minority Report" presents a Human Machine Interface for dealing with large quantities of visual data (which is Science Fact)
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
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