holography applications

Holography creates 3D images by recording light patterns from an object onto a special surface and then reconstructing those patterns to produce a lifelike visual. It’s used in security features on credit cards and IDs to prevent counterfeiting, in data storage to securely preserve information, and in medical imaging to visualize complex structures like bones and tissues in three dimensions. Additionally, holography enables immersive displays for entertainment, virtual reality, and educational purposes, providing realistic visual experiences without the need for physical objects or glasses.