Home printer can also print 3D holograms

In recent days, researchers have developed a new technology that can use inkjet printers to print out 3D holograms.

According to foreign media reports, the Lumii research team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology stated that its new technology can decompose scanned 3D models into a series of special graphics, and then use a standard inkjet printer to print these layered graphics. Come out and add a transparent film between layers to see the 3D effect.

However, the research team said that if you want to see a complete 3D effect, you must have a backlight effect. However, the Lumii team is very confident about their technology and believes that the technology will be very popular and believes that the technology will be greatly appreciated by advertisers who need to find new ways to attract consumers' attention. They look forward to seeing their technology applied to airports and subways.

Tom Baran, one of the founders of the Lumii team, said: "Our new technology provides a new way of attracting customers in the retail direction. In this world full of print advertising, our new technology prospects are still very clear."

It is understood that the research team also plans to sell their algorithms to consumer electronics manufacturers, so as to integrate the technology into the film layer of the LCD panel to achieve the same 3D effect.