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Holographic Geo-Location Essay

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Abstract—The new way of GPS tracker would be upcoming in the future days that is Holographic geo-location. By the concept of Holographic geo-location a new way of tracking and showing the location in a holography view. By this concept human can experience a real view of any location through hologram machine where person want to visit. This concept will give view of location in a 3d hologram format that is the image would look like as it is really exist but it would b a virtual dummy of a real object. This concept uses all new technology like hologram stereogram’s, GPS navigation device and system to have hologram machine. Keywords: Holographic geo-location, hologram stereogram’s, GPS device, 3D virtual Object. I. INTRODUCTION In this 20th century to search any location people use the help of the map. There are many applications which help the user to search any destination from their location. Even there are mapping system use for the security purpose …show more content…

In this when a user want to visit a desired location which person don’t know about then person will just mention the location in a search option then the GPS device will search for the location, if the location is been found then the GPS device will send the receiving signal to the hologram stereogram for displaying it. The hologram stereogram will take a sequence of 2D images of the scene is incoherently acquired from multiple views and display the image in a 3D form. The 3D image view of a location from HS will be in such a way that it would look like real object but it would be virtual object. This system will be so powerful that it will even show the exact position of the place that is if the searched location is of any commercial building then the system will exactly show which floor and wing to go in a 3D model object by making a read mark sign. Now user can easily know about the place where person want to

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