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Disney patented headset-free 3D holograms

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The magic of Disney parks is built on hardcore, cutting-edge technology. The entertainment massive currently holds dozens of complex utility patents, including one for creating hyper-realistic, interactive 3D holograms that require no headsets. They use synchronized micro-projectors to beam interactive light particles directly into the humid air around theme park guests.

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