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stanto 2 months ago

This's pretty cool, though its framerate could be better.

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stanto 2 months ago in reply to bradfordmiller +1

bradfordmiller said: The first fog screen I'm aware of was demonstrated in 2002 Fog screens are cool. www.youtube.com/watch I don't believe the video in the original post is a fog screen, spinning…
dougw 2 months ago in reply to bradfordmiller +1

I saw a fog or smoke screen projection system and some kind of holographic movie at Expo86 --- eons ago...blew my mind...
dang74 2 months ago in reply to beacon_dave +1

Impressive for sure. Extra bonus points for Mark Cuban giving off Max Headroom vibes.

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beacon_dave 2 months ago

There was the Genisco SpaceGraph display

https://ia804609.us.archive.org/15/items/TNM_Genisco_SpaceGraph_The_True_3D_Display_System/TNM_Genisco_SpaceGraph_The_True_3D_Display_System.pdf
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stanto 2 months ago in reply to beacon_dave

Reminds me of the 2D holographic fighting game I saw in the arcades long ago, Hollosseum, have you seen it before?

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beacon_dave 2 months ago in reply to stanto

The technology looks different. I recall that the Genisco had an oscillating flat mirror arrangement synchronised to the display whereas that SEGA looks like a static parabolic reflector placed in front of the display.
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beacon_dave 2 months ago in reply to stanto

The technology looks different. I recall that the Genisco had an oscillating flat mirror arrangement synchronised to the display whereas that SEGA looks like a static parabolic reflector placed in front of the display.
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