Implications of holography for information systems

Henry Voos

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1980, vol. 31, issue 6, 449-451

Abstract: The advantages of using holography for information storage and other applications is presented. The advantages are higher storage capacity than semiconductor memories, bubble memories, or CCDs; utilization for character recognition; three‐dimensional projection; television discs; color reproduction; ability to combine with other technologies such as optical fibers, videodisk; reference; and file security systems.

Date: 1980
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