- 1 · Memory
- 2 · Near miss
- 3 · Movement review
- 4 · 1901
The problem it solves
The hologram home movie in Minority Report is mostly buildable now. We take an ordinary clip, cut out every person and machine, lift them into 3D in metres, and play them back as light inside surroundings that dissolve into the dark, with the original video beside them. Four recordings: a memory on a beach, a forklift near miss, an anonymised movement review of a busy concourse, and miners leaving Pendlebury Colliery in 1901.
How it is used
- Your own site, captured on the day and opened in a browser by everyone who needs it: your team, your buyers, your client.
- Built and quoted for your project after we understand what it must do. Not an app to download.
- Shown to you on a call first, on an example like this one, so you can judge it against your own site.
See it
We show this demo on a short call, with your own site in mind. Get started now: your name and email are enough, and we reply within a day.
Get the book today: learn Gaussian splatting and apply it to real projects.
People keep asking how we build what you see here. The book walks students, educators and practitioners from a drone clip to a measured 3D in the browser, with hands-on labs and the code.
Launch price until 3 December.
Teaching a course (Level 5, Level 6 and up)? Email junaid.malik@simamdigital.com about a class discount.