5 Key Features of the 3D Hologram Zoo
Immersive Holographic Displays : Advanced holographic projection technology is used in holographic zoos to produce captivating three-dimensional representations of animals.
Extensive Animal Collection : While not being populated by live animals, holographic zoos can exhibit different species from the entire world. For instance, in Brisbane, Australia, there is a Hologram Zoo that comprises over 50 holographic animals such as polar bears, whales, and stampeding elephants.
Interactive Experiences: Holographic zoos provide active participation instead of just looking at something. The holographic animals are both i. e. holographic and interactive; in the sense that visitors can interact with them through active demonstrations, feeding sessions, and even virtual touch interactions made possible by the highly advanced technology.
Cost-Effective and Sustainable: In contrast with traditional zoos, which require significant resources to keep and maintain live animals, holographic zoos are much cheaper and more sustainable. The Hologram Zoo in Brisbane was able to decrease the price of hologram technology through the assembly of an in-house factory, which reduced the price from millions to just 5% of initial prices.
Educational Focus : The holographic zoos that focus on education and conservation present the visitors with knowledge about the behavior, habitat, and conservation status of particular species. Holographic zoos comply with the welfare needs of animals and have a smaller environmental impact compared to traditional zoos.
