The Hologram Table can display digital models of cities or buildings to scale, with the ability to then zoom in down to single specs of dirt – or even smaller! Users can pick up objects and move them around, or prepare holographic presentations to convey ideas. The holograms it projects can project up to 60cm high or appear to sink a meter into the Table.

It uses an existing 3D algorithm known as Unlimited Detail, which makes it one of the most powerful devices on the planet. It can work with terabytes of data as easily as your home computer can handle gigabytes of data. Tests so far have shown it can run laser scans of entire countries.

The Table is able to load models from nearly all 3D sources, including design drawings, point cloud data, polygon models, laser scans, photogrammetry, and more. You can connect it to your network or external hard drive for quick access to your data.

Multiple Hologram Tables can run models or projects from the one central server, or over the internet using a new streaming technology that allows data of almost any size to load in less than a second. Hologram Tables support animation and procedural lighting across your data to help it shine.