What happened? As holograms become more and more commonplace, it was only a matter of time before they made their way into the business world. Cisco has taken the lead in this area with its new Webex hologram technology. This technology allows for real-time holograms of people to be displayed at meetings, no matter where they are located on the planet. This is a huge step forward in virtual meeting technology and will revolutionize how we communicate and do business!
Why is this important? In a world that is increasingly digital, it's important to remember the importance of human connection. This technology allows us to create holograms of people that look and feel real. We can have meetings with people from all over the world without ever leaving our office or home! This is a huge step forward in terms of communication, efficiency, and productivity.
What's next? The sky is the limit for this technology! We can't wait to see how holograms will change the way we meet and communicate. With Cisco leading the way, we are confident that holograms are here to stay! Holograms have previously been mainly restricted to the sci-fi scene, but now that Cisco is introducing them into Webex, they are indeed on the cusp of moving into the real world. How will this positively affect people and the planet?
At a recent presentation held at Cisco Toronto’s Innovation Lab, a group of media experienced the Webex Hologram in action, as work on the product continues to the point where there will be a full-fledged launch that delivers what the company describes as “photorealistic, real-time holograms of actual people. If we can meet in a virtual way, using advanced holographic technology we have to travel less and this will have a positive impact on our planet. Of course, nothing compares to meeting and interacting in person, but as this technology improves, it will begin to feel more natural and human, making it a viable option in comparison to meeting in person.
What do you think? Are you excited about the possibilities of holograms in business? How do you think this will affect the way we communicate and do business? Let us know in the comments below!
Author: Christian Kromme
First Appeared On: Disruptive Inspiration Daily
Christian is a futurist and trendwatcher who speaks about the impact of exponential technologies like AI on organizations, people, and talents. Christian tailors his presentations to your audience's specific industries and needs.
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