Keeping To An Architectural Theme,

this 3D holographic table has got to be a boon, 

to architects and designers around the world,

developed by Euclideon Holographics and retailing for just shy of $50,000, the table lets up to four people interface simultaneously with augmented reality images, motion-tracking glasses are the key to the holographic effect, from the blurb, “frequency separation crystal films in the lens and on the table surface filter jumbled light into a stereo image, similarly to how your standard 3D glasses work.” this new hologram table has its sights set on the ultimate prize: an interactive and immersive experience that can shared from multiple angles by different users, all without clunky headgear, and better still it can be up-scaled so the users can play the ultimate version of their favourite games, what ever next?