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The multi-user hologram table is here and it will cost you $47,000

The multi-user hologram table is here and it will cost you $47,000

The table’s powerful graphics system makes it ideal for viewing high-detail city maps and architectural renders. Australian company, Euclideon, has created the world’s first multi-user hologram table to observe and interact with the same model from different perspectives with just motion-tracking glasses.
Zapping the brain

Zapping the brain's visual cortex can lead to improved vision.

Scientists have discovered that applying an electrical current to the brain can improve people's vision temporarily, and the worse your eyesight is, the more powerful the boosting effect.
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