Tiny Holo Cubic Display

I can’t look away... Discover the captivating world of tiny holo cubic displays that fit in the palm of your hand. Utilizing an exotic beam splitter, this high-resolution screen projects the illusion of a holographic 3D display against a transparent backdrop. The result is surreal, with crisp visuals appearing to float in space, creating a mesmerizing effect. In this video, I demonstrate its utility by creating an optical red dot sight and previewing intricate 3D printing models, showcasing recent advancements in tiny-pixel technology and extended reality displays. You can build one yourself using ESP32 open-source components, including a TFT IPS display and a K9L glass optical prism. Powered by the versatile ESP32 Pico D4 microcontroller, the device supports precise motion tracking with an MPU6050 sensor. Easily programmed with , this device opens up a wide range of interactive applications, from gaming to motion-based control systems. With endless customization possibil