Yes, in fact it is actually used in many cases it is also not limited to one color. for example in Japan they do hologram concerts with Hatsune Miku (Volocoid) and other characters from the show and it has lots of different effects and things like that.
For more on Hatsune Miku, Google Hatsune Miku Live in Tokyo
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—No, some people can get into things without permission like hackers even if you have a privacy setting on some people can trick you into telling you things, or just get into your information without anyone knowing.
Holograms are built using physic's principles. And physics is a science field.
Holograms are like a photograph the only difference is that instead of white light it needs a laser
Holograms are already available .They are usually just tricks of the eyes crated by coloured lights and mirrors.
No, you cant they are computer thingies so when they perform they are holograms. so unless you can touch holograms, you can touch a vocaloid
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Holograms can be used for various purposes such as improving communication, enhancing education and training, creating immersive entertainment experiences, and advancing medical visualization techniques. They have the potential to revolutionize industries by providing new ways to interact with information and objects in a three-dimensional space.
No. Holograms didn't exist at that time. And while many other countries have used holograms as security devices for many years, the new $100 bills are the only US currency to incorporate them.
Not really. Holograms--that is, the projection of 3-dimensional images--was being done as early as the 1960s. It was actually one of the first applications of the laser. Real life holograms, though, aren't like what you see in Star Wars. The holograms that were around before Star Wars were essentially still photographs exposed on special film using two lasers, and they could only be displayed within a viewing medium. The original Star Wars did introduce the idea of video holograms, projected into thin air.
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Mission Impossible - 1988 Holograms 1-3 was released on: USA: 6 November 1988