BY ELLIE ZOLFAGHARIFARD -
'The biggest feature of our technology is that we can concentrate light on one spot and make it emit light wherever we like,' said Akira Asano, researcher and director of Burton. The bursts of light come hundreds of times a second, and as the beam moves, are able to form what appear to the naked eye as rudimentary three-dimensional images.
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