Nano-holograms 1,000 times thinner than the human hair pave way for smartphone-generated holograms
Credit: RMIT University. For decades, holograms have been a staple of science fiction. You’ve seen them in Star Wars or Avatar, but soon enough you might enjoy them virtually everywhere. That’s because a team of researchers from Australia and China was able to design a nano-hologram that’s thin enough to work with modern electronics. No 3D-goggles…
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