Holographic Links

Holographic links transmit large quantities of data through holographic optical networks. Holotech data storage has applications to medical record keeping. A patient's entire medical history, including images and test results, can be saved on a portable holotechnology card. High- density mobile medical data that travels with a patient can help to improve coordination of care across different providers and to avoid adverse events such as harmful drug interactions. holographic technology and the growing need for data storage also covers similar holotech topics.

In the fields of teleinteractions and instruction, remote conferencing and distance instruction technological applications involving two-dimensional screen images will be replaced by three-dimensional, engaging holographic projection systems. Holographic applied science is already being applied to "HoloCells" (holotechnology cell phones that record and reproduce 3D, real-time pictures of the communicating parties that may be viewed from different angles). See wide range holographic images for more holotech-related material.

While there is considerable promise for quick access and high storage density for holotechnology information systems, several difficulties are still concerning the material and form of the recordable media. Candidate media composites range from: high-sensitivity photo-chromic and photochemical polymers; and photo-sensitive crystals (such as lithium niobate) and glasses. holodisks and holocubes deals with these issues as well.

Holotech applied science also has the flexibility to be applied for sports in three ways. First, it can give improved specialized training for participation in traditional sports. As an example, holotechnology technology can help in golf instruction. Second, holographic applied science can improve spectator involvement with traditional athletics through three-dimensional holotechnology displays. Sports fans today like viewing an important play in "instant replay." In coming years, generation sports supporters will likely be able to see an exciting play in "three dimensional Replay" -- the kind of rotating three-dimensional view that, at the present time, is only available in selected expensive movies and consumer markets. Third, holotechnology technology can make possible new virtual objects for traditional sports or form completely ground-breaking sports. Holographic games ("Hologames") increase athletics beyond the laws of physics that direct projectiles and physical interactions in traditional sports. Technical discussion of similar holotech topics at holographic marketing .