After sending Cheng Yue's team off to compete in the International Drone Championship, drone automatic control was temporarily wrapped up, and Jiang Hao threw himself back into developing Holographic Imaging Technology.
In fact, domestic Holographic Imaging Technology was no longer far behind that of foreign countries. The fundamental principles were the same: using interference and diffraction to reproduce genuine three-dimensional images. There were also many research directions, including transmission-type, reflection-type, image-plane-type, rainbow-type, synthesized, embossed, computational, and more.
But Jiang Hao's Holographic Imaging Technology differed from all of those. It used a light-point projection technique that could form three-dimensional images out of light points directly in space, without any reflective or refractive surfaces.
Jiang Hao understood this technology inside and out. It took him only a few days to create a small-scale device. When a holographic human figure appeared in the imaging room, the technicians burst into excited cheers.
The person in the holographic image sat, lay down, and walked with remarkable naturalness.
Then the image changed.
A tiger appeared in the image, raised its head, and roared at the crowd. Its sound and movements were unbelievably lifelike.
"Boss, this technology is incredible. It's the most advanced holographic imaging technology I've ever seen," the research team leader said excitedly.
"If we built a large-scale system, the kind that could cover an entire theater stage, how much would it cost?" Jiang Hao asked.
The research team leader thought for a moment. "The cost wouldn't be low. I estimate around fifty million."
"I'm authorizing you now to build a set according to those specifications. Once it's finished, I want to hold a press conference using Holographic Imaging Technology," Jiang Hao said.
"Yes, Boss."
Twenty-five days had passed since Blood of the Beasts premiered. The film's biggest draw was its special effects. The effects