Hollider

A screen for holographic video calls, shows, and streams

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A screen for holographic video calls, shows, and streams

2 followers

Hollider (Hologram + Collider) is a projection display that delivers an affordable holo experience, including holo calls and holo shows.

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Hollider

Maker

Hey makers! My name is Vlad, Hollider.com co-founder and thanks to @kevin for hunting us! Today we are happy to announce our brand-new product - a first in class personal holo screen! Our transparent holo screen encompasses lean design and impressive functionality. You’ll only need a simple multimedia projector and the Hollider screen to make holo-calls or enjoy the 3D visualizations synched to your favorite music. So this is a truly accessible easy-to-use solution for everyone tired of standard LED/OLED screens. The visualizations are rendered on the basis of the state-of-the-art graphic engine, first introduced by Steve Jobs in 2001 and licensed by Microsoft in 2003, which guarantees the top-notch quality of the visuals. This makes it a perfect choice for making your own holo shows right in your house! EVEN BETTER: for all our first-time buyers we're running a unique HOLO show. This will be a collaboration of dozens of DJs, musicians, and artists, who will perform in real-time, and we will record their sets to make them a perfect fit for the holographic screen. Want to enjoy your favorite musicians or artists in the HOLO format? Share their names in comments, and we will reach out to them to invite to the show!

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5yr ago

CypherChat

Future of Holi's tech is here. For those who get the reference. lol This would dynamically change the experience of interaction. How does this correlate with VR?

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5yr ago

Hollider

Maker

@danishjaffer Hey Danish, thank you so much. On such a screen, VR content looks more spectacular than on an ordinary LED, OLED. This is important for those who don't have a VR headset or don't want to use it during VR chat, etc. In general, our screen complements the VR experience and makes it more accessible.

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5yr ago

Buycott

Very cool. Very fun. I think hologram simulators are worth revisiting every few years, to see how the tech is progressing, and to stimulate our imagination. I suppose it could evolve into something, but I'm still unclear how a clear screen beats an opaque one right now. Then again, I know users often find cool applications, so I am eager to follow the progress!

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5yr ago

Hollider

Maker

@scott_kennedy Thanks, Scott!

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5yr ago