Holographic Technology to Bring Back Great Minds for Education

Loughborough University to Trial AI-Powered Holograms in 2025

LA-based company Proto is developing holographic technology that can recreate lifelike avatars of anyone, including deceased individuals, for educational purposes.
Loughborough University in England will be the first in Europe to trial this technology, with plans to incorporate it into the curriculum in 2025.
Proto's technology can be connected to books, lectures, social media, and other sources to create an interactive AI-powered hologram that can answer questions and perform lectures.
Proto's founder, David Nussbaum, has suggested that the technology could be used to bring back great minds like Stephen Hawking for teaching purposes.
Proto is also planning to make this technology accessible to everyone by launching smaller, more affordable units for projecting the hologram.