Display without medium opens new possibilities across many fields.
No need to build physical stage setups; the light form takes shape directly in the air.
For large-scale performances, theme parks, and museums seeking to upgrade their staging, it removes the high cost of building physical stage installations and the long changeover time between scenes.
Products are displayed in holographic form "floating" in the air.
For product launches and brand events, it removes the high cost of shipping physical prototypes and the impossibility of presenting a physical product at a remote event.
Naked-eye immersive experience, no wearable devices required.
For attractions that need immersion but where wearables are impractical for visitors, it removes the hygiene, throughput, and age-limit problems that wearable devices introduce.
Distant family members appear as three-dimensional figures "standing" in the air.
For remote communication that requires a sense of presence, it removes the inability of today's video conferencing to convey spatial relationships and body language.
Three-dimensional anatomy and molecular structures, presented intuitively.
For teaching three-dimensional structures and for pre-operative communication, it removes the difficulty of conveying spatial relationships through flat images and the high cost of comprehension.