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Chapter 1 : When the Holography comes… 1) Definition 2) Historical references 3) The various field of application Chapter 2 : Principles 1) The light 2) Laser light 3) The laser 4) Holograms Chapter 3 : Issues 1) Override the market of CD-ROMs and DVD 2) Holograms and telepresence Chapter 4 : Other technology 1) […]
Chapter 1 : When the Holography comes…
1) Definition 2) Historical references 3) The various field of application Page suivante : 1) DefinitionRetour au menu : Hologram : A niche market
1) Definition
There are many ways to define holography. Generally, we can say that holography is a technique that reproduce three-dimensional image from an object stored on a given medium. The hologram is the plague or film from which we can reconstruct the three-dimensional image. Therefore the hologram is the finished product of holography thanks to a […]
2) Historical references
a. Dennis Gabor A hologram is a three-dimensional representation of an object. Holography began in 1947, when the British-Hungarian scientist Dennis Gabor developed the theory of holography while working to improve the electron microscope. Gabor chose the name “hologram” for his new technique, from the Greek words “holos” meaning “whole,” and “gramma” meaning “message”. He […]
3) The various field of application
Holography offers enormous opportunities, and in many areas. Take for example the reproduction of works of art that could be displayed in the world, without harming the precious and fragile treasures. Although some skeptics say that tourism would suffer and that this new technology would promote sedentary populations. But I think on the contrary, this […]
Chapter 2 : Principles
1) The light 2) Laser light 3) The laser 4) Holograms Page suivante : 1) The lightRetour au menu : Hologram : A niche market
1) The light
The light is first and foremost a form of vital energy for living species on Earth. It beats our daily lives, brings us the energy to live healthy, and more importantly with light we can see … Actually we do not see with our eyes as day and night before our eyes retain the same […]
2) Laser light
Unlike white light, the laser light is monochromatic, that is to say, it contains only one color. In this case, the photons have the same wavelength and move in the same direction as the laser light at the same frequency. This light is called coherent because all these parameters are identical. Temporal coherence is called because it is […]
3) The laser
In 1917, Albert Einstein was the first to theorize the physical principle leading to the discovery of the laser. According to him, a material can emit light when it is properly excited, so it is possible to stimulate the emission of electromagnetic radiation by matter by exciting the electrons of the atoms that compose it. […]
4) Holograms
Nowadays, when one refers to the hologram we tend to ask questions about it. A question that is often asked when I mention it around me, it still subsist a misunderstanding. After a few well-established references, my interlocutors tend to think of it as being out of time, imaginary or utopian. For moviegoers, the hologram […]
Chapter 3 : Issues
1) Override the market of CD-ROMs and DVD 2) Holograms and telepresence Page suivante : 1) Override the market of CD-ROMs and DVDRetour au menu : Hologram : A niche market
1) Override the market of CD-ROMs and DVD
The market for CD-ROMs and DVD seems to have happened at the end of capabilities that it could provide. It is highly probable that in the very near future, we will abandon our hard drives, CD and DVD for a new way of data storage called holographic memory. The research started 50 years ago and […]
2) Holograms and telepresence
In my opinion, holograms could be a common means of communication in the future. Today many examples attest to the veracity of my words, such as speech by Prince Charles in Abu Dhabi : Video from Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf5esT95Glw&feature=player_embedded a. Airport case Currently trials have already taken place in the field of airport services, such as […]
Chapter 4 : Other technology
1) Flexible OLED 2) Intelligent clothes 3) Nanotechnology 4) Augmented reality 5) Spatial elevator7 Page suivante : 1) Flexible OLEDRetour au menu : Hologram : A niche market
1) Flexible OLED
In recent years, displays have invaded our environment (office, public place, car …). Over the past 70 years, technology continues growing and shrinking. Flexible displays are based on OLED technology organic light emitting by diodes. The first flexible OLED screen is developed by Kodak in 1987 and the first commercialization was in 1997. The goal […]
2) Intelligent clothes
Today the name of intelligent clothing features with various fields, from simple light clothing, which has diffused advertising, clothing or heating communicating, fields of application are numerous. They are already used in snowboard, astronauts or firemen combinations, but it seems once again that they may well invade our environment. The clothes are mainly developed by […]
3) Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology is currently experienced since 10 years and is growing exponentially. It is defined as the manipulation of structure, device and hardware systems at the nanometer scale. The advantage of this kind of technology is like the one we saw in this report. It is cross-cutting a lot disciplines such as medicine, electronics, optics, biotechnology… […]
4) Augmented reality
Augmented reality is a discipline that integrates overlay 3D models or 2D to real world. Again, augmented reality is a cross-discipline, which affects all kinds of field such as education, film, television, medical, biotechnology… In this area we can mention Google, which recently has been promoting a new product: the augmented reality glasses. For the […]
5) Spatial elevator(7)
Technology space elevators took a new turn in the conquest of space. This idea again is not new as it dates from the late 19th century by a Russian astronaut. It seems that by 2050, the Japanese in collaboration with several organizations all around the world, they should build the first space elevator in the […]
Chapter 5 : An expensive technology
Holography is currently a technology that remains expensive, requiring resources, skills, technology, technology tips to have a satisfactory final. The image of the object must be recorded in the darkroom, the object must be absolutely still, and the laser light used in this process can be dangerous for the eye. The reconstruction process is very […]
COMPANIES CASES
Chapter 1 :“Hologram Industries” 1) Marketing Analysis 2) Financial analysis by ratio Chapter 2 : 3D Event 1) Marketing Analysis 2) Financial analysis by ratio Chapter 3 : IVS Technologies Chapter 4 : Vizoo Chapter 5 : Derivative brands 1) Litiholo 2) Time travel by SEGA Page suivante : Chapter 1 :“Hologram Industries”Retour au menu […]
Chapter 1 :“Hologram Industries”
1) Marketing Analysis 2) Financial analysis by ratio Page suivante : 1) Marketing AnalysisRetour au menu : Hologram : A niche market
1) Marketing Analysis
Created in 1984, “Hologram Industries” is a French company specialized on the protection, authentication, and authenticity of documents. Today the company has diversified its activity and is now attacking the industrial market. The reasons for a strategic shift intended by the company can be explained by the entry of new competitors on the world market […]
2) Financial analysis by ratio
Comment : Over the last 4 years the company has clearly increased its benefit in order to establish itself as a leader in the market for protection and security by the holographic technologies. Turnover is constantly growing despite a slowdown in 2010 due to the slowdown of people moving aircraft and the global economy. Responsiveness […]
Chapter 2 : 3D Event
1) Marketing Analysis 2) Financial analysis by ratio Page suivante : 1) Marketing AnalysisRetour au menu : Hologram : A niche market
1) Marketing Analysis
a) ID Business Card b) Management : The management in 3D event is shared around two leaders; the first one is Jean Luc Peyno which is also the chief executive of the company and Alain Conraud which is the scientific director. Each of them plays his leadership in his local which are not situated at […]
2) Financial analysis by ratio
Comment : We observe a large difference between the turnover in 2010 and 2008, 2009 and 2011. Indeed, the year 2010 corresponds to the participation of the company in the Shanghai World Expo. This event allowed the company to increase contacts but also sales. The sharp drop in 2011 is due to some miscommunication, which […]
Chapter 3 : IVS Technologies
Established in 1995, IVS Technologies has acquired over the years a strong expertise in audiovisual equipment rental equipping all types of events (show, parade, concert, convention) and TV trays. IVS is able to offer equipment suitable for the case: – Professional informative messages or display signage company, equipment conference room, training room, advertising screens for […]
Chapter 4 : Vizoo
a) ID Business Card Vizoo is a Danish advertising film company specializing in advanced video design. Their patented products count FreeFormatTM, VideoLogoTM and Cheoptics360TM. b) Product c) Markets served They served companies for their advertising campaign by proposing innovative solutions through holograms. They have a lot of clients all around the world, such as Adidas, […]
Chapter 5 : Derivative brands
1) Litiholo 2) Time travel by SEGA Page suivante : 1) LitiholoRetour au menu : Hologram : A niche market