US Patent 8228575 - Holographic display using "nanomachines"
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/8228575.html
This patent from Verizon Patent and Licensing appears to me a little bit dubious in terms of enablement but suggests that it is possible to create 3D holographic images using iron-doped nanotubes (referred to as "nanomachines" in the claims) controlled by an electromagnetic field. Claim 1 reads:
1. A method, comprising:
receiving information representative of an image;
calculating vector points representative of points on the image;
calculating information indicative of the quantity of nanomachines needed to create a holographic representation of the image;
calculating axis-specific vector data; and
transmitting vector data and nanomachine instruction data to a display device, wherein an electromagnetic field is generated from the transmitted vector and nanomachine instruction data.
This patent from Verizon Patent and Licensing appears to me a little bit dubious in terms of enablement but suggests that it is possible to create 3D holographic images using iron-doped nanotubes (referred to as "nanomachines" in the claims) controlled by an electromagnetic field. Claim 1 reads:
1. A method, comprising:
receiving information representative of an image;
calculating vector points representative of points on the image;
calculating information indicative of the quantity of nanomachines needed to create a holographic representation of the image;
calculating axis-specific vector data; and
transmitting vector data and nanomachine instruction data to a display device, wherein an electromagnetic field is generated from the transmitted vector and nanomachine instruction data.
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