Hologram Technology And Project Blue Beam

someone sent me a message about hologram technology and just recently looking at the layout of Project Blue beam I think this is a good example of how it could be possible to fool people into believing they had seen something that wasn't really there now this is not new technology and it made its rounds in the news several years ago the the reason I bring it up is because it's cool to look at and once you realize the possibilities it raises some questions what happens if this technology falls into the wrong (00:46) hands there's always darker possibilities of misuse manipulation surveillance control a figurative classic double-edged sword [Music] [Music] holography at CES 2024 CES is the Consumer Electronics Show that's held in Las Vegas each year the Miriam Webster dictionary defines a hologram as a (01:49) three-dimensional image reproduced from a pattern of interference produced by a split coherent beam of radiation such as a laser no one at CES 2024 unveiled a true 3D hologram but what we did see was smart Innovative uses of existing technology often enabled by AI to create 2D holographic like imagery for everything from Cars to medical devices consumer electronics and entertainment now when they say true 3D hologram they mean a true hologram that allows viewers to perceive depth and view the image from multiple angles much like (02:39) looking at a real object in physical space you can walk around it and look at the 3D image in almost any direction instead these were simulations or illusions of holography they would either be too deep projections or displays that were designed to mimic the appearance of 3D Holograms and they were using AI to achieve the visual effect that appears in three dimensions you just wouldn't be able to interact with it like real 3D Holograms so let's take a look at these companies and their products holoc connect impressed CES (03:31) audiences by having its chief executive Andre Smith appear for a live chat via its Hollow box a foam Booth size device 6.75 ft high that gave the illusion he was there in person now just when you thought you couldn't think of a damn good reason to have one of these well somebody of course already thought up a reason for you how about after a surgery you go into a followup with your doctor and instead of the doctor you get to talk to this box with a holographic image of your doctor inside so this is what's going to happen we are (04:17) just going to skip past all the robot manufacturing and dive right into AI created 3D hologram workers and companions cuz you already know there's somebody thinking hm how can I make this thing my girlfriend let's see the UK Bas hypervision originally launched its displays at C's Eureka Park several years ago and it keeps coming back its smart V system display uses a forray rotor to create highdefinition 2D imagery and offers a 65 mm pixel pitch and up to 3,000 nits for outdoor use the company says multiple displays can be (05:05) synchronized to create a larger display area its smart V solo which can be rented or purchased is aimed at the advertising branding Market this I thought was cool because I do 3D modeling and I will probably look deeper into technology in the near future the price for one of these is still so crazy right now marelli showed an OLED portable display as well as its virtual assistant an advanced human machine interface that acts as an in vehicle co-pilot the softwar defined interior supports morelli's Horizon View Next (05:52) Generation pillar topar display with improved brightness and contrast and a hidden 12-in display that blends lends into the cabin okay so we have a screen display on multiple surfaces hidden screens I guess that's pretty cool I mean I really have no complaints with 3D Holograms but I'll get to my concerns in a moment vouch among its other virtual Touch Products offers Hollow button a non- contct floating 2D image that can be used as a button or switch via a distant sensor Hollow button is based on technology that uses a 3D (06:36) camera and AI to analyze the user's motion or a point of a finger enabling him or her to accurately pinpoint the button which is always Within Reach okay so this is probably another good example of how they aren't really using holography they are simulating holography and using sensors sensor technology to simulate our interactions with a simulation Zeiss presented its micro optics for unused transparent services in buildings and cars to project information and entertainment content inside a car it's holographic (07:25) Solutions can Project important information directly into the driver's field Build A View to minimize distraction says Zeiss the windscreen becomes a transparent display on which ultra high Precision Optics are integrated using holographic processes it says its technology can also be used for facial recognition on a transparent glazing in a front door or for driver monitoring in vehicles now this is where things get interesting because they are using something like a smart glass for display and look here at what else they can do (08:07) with this CES 2025 Zeiss receives awards for groundbreaking holographic transparent camera the holographic transparent camera is based on Zeiss multi-functional Smart Glass Technology which uses holographic coupling light guiding and decoupling elements to redirect the incident light to a concealed image sensor the absence of notches or installation space for cameras or sensors means that glass surfaces can also be used in buildings for Reliable identification of individuals at entry checkpoints similarly in vehicle (08:51) interior's drowsiness assistance can support the driver invisibly in the windshield the Zeiss technology also also provides significant added value for smartphone displays because the holographic transparent camera can be positioned centrally on the screen people on video calls can look at each other directly in the eye in the future the transparency of the holographic film has visually no impact on the display's brightness and Clarity so I'm not too sure that I like this idea so we are going to now have to (09:30) be aware of not only visible and hidden camera systems we have to be aware that a glass surface can be used as a camera you see this is one of those things where the Smart Glass Technology with the camera Edition is going to change things a bit I see privacy violations happening at home in public or in the workplace I see security risk like hacking and data breaches unethical surveillance stalking and harassment let's say you're in one of these new cars with this technology and the windshield monitoring everything (10:12) that happens inside your vehicle how are the current laws going to regulate [Music] that invistics is focused on augmented reality heads up displays AR Huds for car manufacturers and a Automotive suppliers using laser-based light sources for highresolution imagery okay another type of augmented reality display through the windshield I mean this was science fiction and is now reality located in Tokyo Japan htech offers two apps to create photo realistic volumetric video with a simple portable setup for streaming over the (10:59) internet including on 4G mobile networks now I didn't really know how this was going to work until I saw this photo so I get the idea and I can see how someone would want to have something like this look with the man operated drones that's as close as we can get to flying cars right now on a mass scale we already have the electric vehicles we have robot OTS and Ai and we have holographic and Glass Technology those old movies depicting a futuristic civilization some of those are starting to get outdated let's see mwave manufactures (11:46) and cells transparent invisible LED screens for a range of use cases in different form factors the displays feature full screen transparency invisibility and highdef IM imagery products include retail Windows glass railings for malls commercial atriums glass curtain walls exhibitions and showrooms more glass display technology I'm telling you these things are going to be all over the place everywhere you go Proto hram offers its spatial computer platform with its own Hardware software and app ecosystem it's 7t tall epic machine can (12:33) display a photo person or object streamed in real time from any camera or mobile phone from anywhere in the world the company will launch M its desktop version in Q4 so we have a hologram in a box for your desktop which is just a fancier more expensive FaceTime option you know there are folks who have been talking about 7D hologram technology do you want to know something about 7D it doesn't really exist it's mostly hype not an actual patented technology that anyone is using they may have advanced holographic technology that (13:27) they can use but they don't call it 7D D while we have Advanced Technologies like VR augmented reality mixed reality they primarily function within the 3D space some systems add elements like motion 4D haptic feedback or Al Factory stimuli but these are not yet at the level of what 7D suggests the term 7D technology is often used in marketing or speculative discussions rather than as a Concrete technical concept it reflects aspirations and ongoing research but is not an established or standardized technology (14:19) today now once they take Technologies like Quantum Computing AI Advanced holography and neural interfaces and and converge them we might one day achieve something resembling 7D technology or people might call it something else however this remains a vision of the future rather than a present reality and the reason I bring it up is because of all this talk about Project Blue beam and 7D technology so let me know what you guys think about this do you think they are capable of carrying out a plan like Project Blue beam and fool us on a mass (15:11) scale I'm sure they could fool a few people in a small isolated area but I'm talking about worldwide manipulation come to think of it I don't think they need Holograms they're doing a pretty good job manipulating people without them well that's going to be all for now please hit the Thumbs Up Button if you like this presentation and subscribe so you don't miss any videos that I upload in the future check out my other links in the description box below you can also follow me on Instagram at J (15:48) Woodward everyone have a great day or evening and as always stay awake stay aware stay safe and I'll talk to you all soon [Music] every minute of every day your body heals repairs and regenerates you from the inside out yet everyday exposure to heavy metals and toxins builds up and blocks your body's natural abilities natural zolly is Nature's answer to our toxic body burden breakthrough Soundwave technology creates the world's first colloidal zealy Touch Tone Essentials pure body extra colloidal zolly helps clean out (16:49) the chemicals from the body with an 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Summary of "(20) Hologram Technology And Project Blue Beam - YouTube"

1. The video discusses hologram technology and its potential misuse, including manipulation, surveillance, and control.
2. Project Blue Beam is mentioned as an example of using holography to deceive people on a large scale.
3. Holography is not new but continues to evolve with AI and other technologies.
4. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 showcased various holography-based innovations.
5. A hologram is defined as a 3D image created from interference patterns using coherent light, like lasers.
6. CES 2024 did not feature "true" 3D holograms but demonstrated simulated or 2D holography-like displays.
7. Holoc Connect showcased a hologram box for live chat, providing an illusion of real presence.
8. Potential applications include virtual doctors for post-surgery follow-ups or as companions.
9. UK-based Hypervision displayed high-definition 2D imagery for advertising and branding.
10. Marelli demonstrated OLED displays and virtual assistants for in-vehicle use.
11. Marelli's technology blends screens into cabin interiors, enhancing brightness and contrast.
12. Vouch introduced "Hollow Button," a contactless floating 2D image button using AI and 3D cameras.
13. Zeiss revealed micro-optics for projecting holographic content in vehicles and buildings.
14. Zeiss’s innovations include a transparent camera that integrates into glass surfaces.
15. Transparent cameras could enhance facial recognition and driver monitoring but raise privacy concerns.
16. Privacy risks include potential misuse for surveillance in homes, public spaces, and workplaces.
17. Invistics developed augmented reality (AR) heads-up displays for vehicles.
18. Tokyo-based HTech offers apps for volumetric video streaming over the internet.
19. Transparent LED screens by MWave are marketed for retail, exhibitions, and public spaces.
20. Proto Hologram displayed a spatial computing platform for real-time holographic visuals.
21. "7D holography" is labeled as hype, not a standardized or real technology.
22. Current advanced holography includes 3D visual effects and interactions, not 7D capabilities.
23. Future advancements may integrate quantum computing, AI, and neural interfaces for enhanced holography.
24. The video suggests such technology could one day create something resembling "7D holography."
25. Concerns are raised about holography’s role in potential mass deception and manipulation.
26. Project Blue Beam is speculated to use holography for global-scale manipulation.
27. The creator doubts global implementation of such deception but acknowledges localized possibilities.
28. Modern manipulations don’t necessarily require holography due to existing psychological strategies.
29. The video emphasizes staying vigilant and critical of emerging technologies.
30. Zeiss technology enables eye-level video calls through holographic glass displays.
31. Discussions include futuristic vehicles combining holography, AI, and AR.
32. Examples highlight how old sci-fi visions of holograms are becoming outdated.
33. Transparent holographic displays are now integrated into everyday objects like cars and buildings.
34. Safety and ethics of smart glass and holographic tech are questioned.
35. Concerns focus on hacking, data breaches, and surveillance misuse.
36. Mention of augmented reality displays for navigation and communication in cars.
37. Holography’s potential for societal transformation is both promising and alarming.
38. Predictions include advanced displays infiltrating retail, offices, and personal spaces.
39. The merging of AI and holography opens possibilities for virtual human interactions.
40. AI-driven holography could replace human workers in some sectors.
41. Criticism of overselling speculative technologies like 7D holography in marketing.
42. Future holography might blend with neuroscience for immersive virtual experiences.
43. Questions posed about laws regulating holography-related privacy and security issues.
44. Call for public discourse on balancing innovation with ethical considerations.
45. The video's creator encourages viewers to research and stay informed about technology trends.
46. The video wraps up with an advertisement for a health product using "soundwave technology."
47. Links to purchase zeolite detox sprays are provided, promoting toxin removal.
48. The creator thanks viewers and encourages likes, subscriptions, and sharing.
49. Closing remarks emphasize staying awake, aware, and safe in a rapidly advancing world.
50. The video blends technology analysis with a commercial product endorsement.