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Create This Easy Hologram Projector for Your Smartphone in Just Ten Minutes

Aug 3, 2015 06:46 PM
Oct 10, 2015 02:33 AM
Holographic jellyfish displayed in a glass container.

Holographic technology has made a push towards becoming a reality for everyday consumers, most recently with the introduction of the Microsoft's HoloLens, which combines real-world and virtual elements in one awesome device.

While it may be a while until that this technology gets into most homes, you can bring holograms into your house right now . Following Mrwhosetheboss's video, you can turn your smartphone into a 3D hologram in under ten minutes.

List of Things You Need

Creating the Hologram Projector

  1. Start by drawing a rhombus shape on the graph paper, with dimensions of 1 cm x 3.5 cm x 6 cm.
Geometric diagram of a trapezoid with dimensions labeled.
  1. Cut it out with your scissors.
A person holding a paper triangle with grid lines.
  1. Place the rhombus cut-out against the CD case and trace it.
A person using a pen to draw on a clear plastic surface.
  1. Using a knife or glass/box cutter, cut out the rhombus from the CD case, then use that piece to trace and cut out three more—you'll need four of these pieces in total.
Hand using a utility knife to cut a plastic sheet.
  1. Tape or Super Glue the pieces together on their edges. Regular glue may not work as well, so you're better off with small pieces of tape. Once that's set, your hologram projector is finished!
Hands assembling a clear plastic geometric shape with tape.
  1. Finally, load up Cospe S.a.s' hologram video on your smartphone, place the projector you just created directly in the middle of the screen, and watch the images come to life.
3D hologram projector displaying a glowing image.

There are lots of other videos that can utilize your new contraption—let us know which ones you liked the best.

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