For decades, films and media outlets have portrayed holograms as the technology synonymous with the future. As of now, we have three-dimensional viewings through two-dimensional screens. Oftentimes, this comes with many limitations and its redundancy is quite monotonous. In its’ place, Virtual and Augmented Reality has been rising in popularity as it attempts to link the digital and physical worlds. However, this technology is severely falling short of becoming a truly interactive experience. In an effort to counter the treatment of technology as a personal endeavor, this venture aims to provide a versatile communal experience to a static environment. “Holographic Reality” is a physical structure with a virtual application. Calling it skyscraper merely scratches the surface.
Team:
Behruz Hairullaev
Brandon Muir
Nicholas LiCausi
