A Sci-Fi Aerial Display: This Touchscreen Floats in Midair

On a star base far far away, a dashing hero presses a but-ton on a control panel and a schematic appears in midair. Deftly touching her fingers to the ethe-real display, the hero shuts down an energy shield and moves on with her secret mission. If you've watched any science fiction, you're probably familiar with this kind of scenario. But what you may not know is that while star bases and energy shields are still beyond us, floating displays are not.

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IEEE Spectrum
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mspec.2024.10749716
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Augmented Reality Applications
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A Sci-Fi Aerial Display: This Touchscreen Floats in Midair

Markus Mierse
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A Sci-Fi Aerial Display: This Touchscreen Floats in Midair

Markus Mierse
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Abstract

On a star base far far away, a dashing hero presses a but-ton on a control panel and a schematic appears in midair. Deftly touching her fingers to the ethe-real display, the hero shuts down an energy shield and moves on with her secret mission. If you've watched any science fiction, you're probably familiar with this kind of scenario. But what you may not know is that while star bases and energy shields are still beyond us, floating displays are not.

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