Hologram Video Conferencing Suggests Business Future

All your conference calls or video crosses soon will be replaced by a hologram video conferencing for a live chat.

Telstra, a company in Australia, asserts to have made a three dimensional mobile holographic video of a live business presentation conducted from Melborne to Adelaide.

There is a high definition video camera in Melborne that shoots the whole process, then the signal is transfered across the network and the other end in Adelaide uses a smart optical projection system that creates a holograph of the virtual presence.

In fact, it has the feel and look of being in the same office together. It can be used anywhere - in news media, education, entertainment.Star Wars movie appeared to be clever enough to predict the holographic future:

Unfortunately, these holograms are not commercially available yet, but the market production for business can get a mainstream scale within 4 or 5 years, even at homes. But first broadband speeds should start to go faster and the technology is to come down in price.

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