Should this be fully produced and utilized in the future, this newest technology could enable scalable holographic 3D displays. Imagine the possibilities!&nbsp;Developed by researchers from the University of Cambridge and Disney Research,<a href="https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/stackable-holobricks-can-make-giant-3d-images"> the holobrick is a proof-of-concept tool.</a> The holobrick can tile holograms together to form a large seamless 3D image. The research was done to hopefully provide a way to procure a method for generating high-quality visual experiences. “Delivering an adequate 3D experience using the current technology is a huge challenge,” explained Professor Daping Chu from Cambridge’s Department of Engineering, who led the research. “Over the past ten years, we’ve been working with our industrial partners to develop holographic displays which allow the simultaneous realization of large size and large field-of-view, which needs to be matched with a hologram with a large optical information content.”The holobrick unit was based on a seven-year-old concept developed by CAPE with Disney Research. They utilized the coarse integrated holographic displays for angularly tiled 3D images to form the holograms with large viewing areas and fields of view.&nbsp;Image credit: Li, et.al&nbsp;#research #display #holograms #3D #Disney #UniversityofCambridge #holobrick