Hologram Mummy at German Museum
Inside a Mummy via Holograms
Holgrams have been described as three dimensional images, formed by the interference of light beams from a laser or other coherent light sources. In a first, The Roman and Pelizaeus Museum in Germany currently has a hologram exhibit on Ta-cheru, a 2500 year old mummy from Egypt. Ta-cheru was a female who once lived in the ancient Egyptian city of Thebes.
3D Mummy Holograms
Interestingly, the Museum has been able to create 3D holograms of the mummy that float in the air, which allows the visitor to view them from all sides. Up until now, museum mummy exhibits have been mummies lying in glass cases.
High Tech Museum
Using high-resolution computer tomography, a digital cross section image was created, allowing the museum to display the mummy in 3D holograms. Bottom-line: the viewer gets a deep, real-life look inside of the mummy that seems real.
Deep, Fresh Holographic Views
The technology makes it possible to get a deep look inside the mummy. Animated sequences pull back the wrappings, bandages and skin revealing the details of the skeletal system. This hologram exhibit is a rare look at mummies that few people have ever seen. It's a case of 21st century breakthrough innovation shedding light on a 2500 year old mummy.
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| Hologram of Mummy Ta-cheru |
3D Mummy Holograms
Interestingly, the Museum has been able to create 3D holograms of the mummy that float in the air, which allows the visitor to view them from all sides. Up until now, museum mummy exhibits have been mummies lying in glass cases.
High Tech Museum
Using high-resolution computer tomography, a digital cross section image was created, allowing the museum to display the mummy in 3D holograms. Bottom-line: the viewer gets a deep, real-life look inside of the mummy that seems real.
Deep, Fresh Holographic Views
The technology makes it possible to get a deep look inside the mummy. Animated sequences pull back the wrappings, bandages and skin revealing the details of the skeletal system. This hologram exhibit is a rare look at mummies that few people have ever seen. It's a case of 21st century breakthrough innovation shedding light on a 2500 year old mummy.
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