About two weeks ago Students at the Western Institute for Space Exploration, affiliated with Western University in Canada, succeeded in performing the first tests with an international teleportation technology. holograms.
This year, NASA has achieved similar success by transporting a doctor to the International Space Station (ISS) using similar technology. But it is Holographic teleportation used for the first time to cross international borders on planet Earth.
“We had an incredible opportunity to demonstrate the first international two-way holographic teleportation. We moved one person from Alabama to London, Ontario, and then each of the students on the project were able to instantly holographically transfer themselves to Huntsville, Alabama,” said Dr. Adam Sirek, co-founder of the Leap Biosystem project.
How does technology work?
The holographic system used hardware developed by Microsoft and software developed by Aexa Aerospace.
To work, the technology uses a special camera that can take and create a holographic image, which is then sent to the chosen target. To receive and display holographic content, the user on the other end of the line must wear Microsoft’s HoloLens glasses – both people can interact within their environment when using HoloLens.
Technology can be used for different purposes, but doctors and students say the technology will facilitate the future of remote medicine. For example, patients undergoing holographic consultation will be able to save on travel costs, especially for those living in areas far from major centers and rural areas.
Source: Tec Mundo
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