Hologram Industry News

Business leaders are promoting hologram tours to avoid producing the significant greenhouse gas emmissions associated with air travel. Earlier in year Al-Gore-Vice President of USA and Prince Charles appeared as a hologram in World Future Energy Summit at Abu-Dhabi. Now, former SYSTEM OF A DOWN frontman Serj Tankian is urging eco-conscious rockers to stop showing up for gig-and prject themselves onstage insted to save the environment. The rockers claims his peers could cut down on emission by getting holographic.
He Says”I think we could reduce or need to travel if we could project ourselves into meeting and concerts. We have the technology and we’re not usiing it right now. “There would be no travel costs, so bands with very little money could play shows, and tickets would cost less”.
We hope that business leaders will follows this path lead by Prince Charles and Tankian by increasing tel-conferencing and hologram conferencing.
Sources: http://www.pr-inside.com

Britain’s Prince Charles on Monday gave a speech at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi. The only catch: he wasn’t really there. Instead, a 3-D holographic projection of the Prince, recorded last year in the United Kingdom. In a grand one-uppance, Prince Charles spoke at a conference today via Holographic Imagery. This technology, similar to that showcased in science fiction shows, was utilized to demonstrate that semi-personal presence can be accomplished without wasting a vast amount of carbons utilizing commercial transportation and instead having a virtual presence. Charles elected not to attend the conference in order to avoid producing the significant greenhouse gas emissions associated with air travel.
Watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf5esT95Glw

Prince Charles will appear as an “hologram” at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi which starts on January 21. Former US Vice-President Al Gore used similar technology to appear as a hologram at Wembley Stadium at the beginning of the Live Earth concerts earlier this year.

Charles was heavily criticised in January when he and the Duchess of Cornwall flew to Philadelphia with 12 staff to pick up an award from Mr Gore honouring him as an environmentalist.That trip created 20 tons of carbon dioxide.

Determined to keep his environmental damage to a minimum, Charles will save the 15 tons of carbon that would have been generated by flying himself and his staff 7,000 miles to the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi.

Sources: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=502599&in_page_id=1770