holographic data storage with polymers

One of the greatest challenges in the consumer market progress of holographic science is the formation of ideal substances and configurations for high-volume, fast-access, safe optically sensitive recordable media. Potential substances range from: highly-sensitive photo-chromic and photochemical polymers; photosensitive crystals such as lithium niobate; organic photopolymers; and glasses. Also Technology Review: Holographic Memory discusses more regarding this topic.

Holotech applied science can also be used for direction. For aircraft directional assistance, holographic systems show maps, navigational graphics, and targeting information. Air traffic control in three dimensions is a potential future use. With increased computing power and high technology in automobiles, holotechnology-assisted navigation might be commonly applied in land travel as well. Already, prototypes are under formation for car dashboards that incorporate holotechnology displays. Also, Virtual Keypads for Cell Phones covers interesting topics.

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