Holographic Moa S For Medical Device Medical Education And Pharmaceutical Marketing - d Medical Animation

HOLOGRAPHIC MOA'S FOR MEDICAL DEVICE, MEDICAL EDUCATION, AND PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETING - d Medical Animation

Summary: Tresd is pushing the boundaries of traditional medical animation MOA's (method of action videos) by creating holographic/d animations to be viewed on holographic film and water vapor without the need of special glasses. By using film with holographic properties and creating custom d medical animations Tresd is able to create a holographic illusion. This process enables the audience to view d medical animations with the illusion of depth. Taking it one step further, Tresd offers these displays with interactivity which works by using a body recognition camera in conjunction with software applications.

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Tresd is pushing the boundaries of traditional medical animation MOA's (method of action videos) by creating holographic/d animations to be viewed on holographic film and water vapor without the need of special glasses. By using film with holographic properties and creating custom d medical animations Tresd is able to create a holographic illusion. This process enables the audience to view d medical animations with the illusion of depth. Taking it one step further, Tresd offers these displays with interactivity which works by using a body recognition camera in conjunction with software applications.

Holographic projection and d imaging is nothing new to most of us. We all remember the first few d movies that required those silly paper glasses, picture top executives walking a trade show wearing them. I guess, that's why the technology never truly caught on. Noted David Gonzalez, President of Tresd Medical Animation Studio.

Holographic illusions actually goes back to the 's when John Henry Pepper and English engineer Henry Dircks created the Pepper Ghost effect. This technique was used in theater productions requiring large pieces of glass and a stage to be built around it to create the illusion. Today many of the top holographic companies create this illusion in a similar fashion. This new and improved version works out fine with the exception of huge costs and space involved.

Tresd takes today's technology combined with custom d animation creates interactive Holographic/d animations to be viewed with no glasses.

To learn more visit: http://www.Medical-Animation-Studio.com