This is a Technicom podcast.

Have you heard of mixed reality?

Sure, you may have heard this phrase thrown around here and there, but what is it really?

And how can this technology benefit you?

I'm Peter Balan from Technicom and today we introduce the

Real Holo project. In this European age 2020 effort, project partners are aiming to move

mixed reality in the direction of, well, reality. And to clarify, mixed reality is the blending of the physical world with digital objects.

In this environment, real and cyber objects coexist and interact in real time.

And the only way to effectively do this is by using holography, and this is where Real Holo comes in.

Scientists are working on using micro mirrors to project these lifelike holographic objects.

It's no easy task, or even easy to understand.

But to help us along today, we welcome Hagenstola and Johannes Pleikis from Seahreel Technologies in Germany, whose mission

is the development of holographic 3D displays. Let's have a listen. Welcome gentlemen to this

podcast about Real Holo. Thanks. Thanks for asking us to join. Yeah, thank you. Tell us about the overarching mission in Real Holo. Thanks. Thanks for asking us to join. Yeah, thank you.

Tell us about the overarching mission in Real Holo, and we'll start with you, Johannes.

Yeah, so the mission of the Real Holo project, one can summarize such that we are developing

a display technology for mixed reality displayed, which can be called real graphic.

Mixed reality in general is emerging technology with a lot of promising applications that can connect computer-generated content and human perception.

And yeah, in the scope of mixed reality displays, that means the display can allow to show content

as it is naturally seen by the human.

So that means there are depth cues that the human is used to see in the real world.

And that should be available also in mixed reality display.

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