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Architecture, Engineering and Construction
Why Zebra Imaging?
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Traditional 3D visualization tools are limited to 2D display technology (computer monitors for instance). Zebra's holographic images are unlike anything you have ever seen. The image literally "floats" in the air. You will be tempted to reach into the image with the expectation that you will touch the object being presented. You can move around the image to view it from a wide variety of angles with no special glasses or other viewing aids.
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"For years, architectural firms have been using the same technology, process and approaches when designing large projects. Our firm was able to distinguish our design by using a hologram to present the concept. We think it really made a difference in separating us from the competition. In fact, our Aqua Pearl Project won the 2009 Cityscape Asia Best Future Mixed Use Award"
Peter Lian, Project Manager for Mulvanny G2 Architects |
Aqua Pearl in Taipei, Taiwan by MG2 Architecture |
For Further Product Information Please See http://www.zebraimaging.com/aec/
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The Zebra Process |
| Patented advances in lasers, optics and image processing are incorporated into Zebra's innovative process to produce holographic imagery from 3D data sets. Raw data sources of any kind, such as CAD models, laser scans and satellite imagery are used to product the final holographic image. Each hardcopy digital hologram is composed of thousands of high fidelity rendered still images. The images are encoded into a "hogel" (the equivalent of a holographic pixel) on photopolymer film with a proprietary optical process. The result is a portable film based hologram that can be viewed in direct sunlight or with a simple halogen or LED light source. |
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What Makes Zebra Holograms Unique?
Autostereoscopic 3D Display
No special eye wear is needed allowing for easy and effective collaboration. |
Wide Angle
Zebra holographic images can produce viewing angles up to 360 degrees. |
Depth of Image Projection
Zebra's technology allows for very lifelike 3D images that appear to "float" several feet above/below the film plane. |
Natural and Intuitive Collaborative Viewing
Multiple viewers can each see data from their own perspective, rather than from a single view point. |
Easy to See 3D
The 3D image in a Zebra hologram is visible as the viewer looks from
side to side or up and down. |
Field Proven
Thousands of Zebra hardcopy holographic images are in use around the world today. |
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