New Star Theater in Hanoi: Technology meets art!

New Star Theater in Hanoi: Technology meets art!

87 Lang Ha, 100000 Hanoi, Vietnam - The New Star Theater in Hanoi recently opened an innovative projection stage, which is equipped with the latest technologies. This stage supports both Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) as well as holograms and 3D mapping, which offers a new experience for the audience. Loudvietnam.vnThe theater has a transparent gauze screen system that enables living 3D effects, and a panel screen made of 10 flexible panels for multi-layer ads. This is supplemented by a large LED screen that provides high-resolution projections.

The opening ceremony was led by Ms. Nguyen Thi Nguyet Anh, the director of the Ngoi Sao Theater. People's artist Tong Toan Thang, director of the Vietnam Circus Federation, was particularly emphasized to integrate modern technologies into the performances. These technologies should not only strengthen emotions, but also create new dimensions for the audience. An important part of the discussion was the new version of traditional tricks, which are to be combined with modern elements. The New Star Theater, which is located next to the National Cinema Center in Lang Ha Straße, has a total of 336 seats and a creative multifunctional room.

Innovative technologies in holography

However, the further development of technologies is not limited to the New Star Theater. Researchers have developed a new method that enables dynamic ultra-hole density 3D-HOLographic projections. This progress could provide realistic representations for virtual reality applications. The research team under the direction of LeiG Gong from the University of Science and Technology of China has developed the technology called three-dimensional stray-supported dynamic holography (3D-SDH), which is able to achieve a depth resolution that is more than three order of the current methods, as in a report ofoptica.orgis explained.

The 3D-SDH technology overcomes central problems of existing digital holography techniques, including low axial resolutions and high interplane crosstalk. The researchers combined a spatial light modulator (SLM) with a diffuser to project several image levels closer together. Simulations showed that the projected 3D reconstructions with smaller deep intervals can be generated between the levels. Compared to other methods, 3D-SDH 125 image levels could be projected with a depth interval of only 0.96 mm in a 1000 × 1000 pixel hologram, while other methods only reached 32 image levels with a depth interval of 3.75 mm.

The developments in holography technology could make a significant contribution to enriching the artist experiences in the new New Star Theater. There, the goal is to become the leading goal in Hanoi for events and performances, while the integration of modern technologies should also significantly improve the quality of the event.