Holographic conferencing: The future of tommorrow

1. The Holography Times
June 2008 Vol 2 No. 3
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2. The Holography Times Inside President’s Message
Inside NEWS BYTES 3-5
• World First Holographic RFID Tag
• BMW’s Hologram Tour
• Inksure Grabs Order
02 Dear Members ,
• HolographyWidget
It gives me immense pleasure in presenting you the third edition of our
• Holographic Security Number
quarterly Newsletter-The Holography Times. Firstly, I would like to
Plates in India
convey my sincere gratitude to all the members, for once again giving me
• Infosys Gets Holography Patent
this opportunity, to serve the association. As the President of HoMAI, it
will be my constant endeavor to take this association to greater heights. I
CORPORATE NEWS 6
would also like to expressmy heartfelt gratitude to the erstwhile President
• Shriram Holographic Changeover
& the community for their valuable contribution & effort, in leading this
association to the new heights.
• Inksure Announces Changes in Board
• Holostik 50% Growth in 07-08
Today, we have entered an era of holography which is leading to
revolutionary changes in the world. Holography is a fast developing
science having enormous impact on the society at large. HoMAI has been
COMPANY PROFILE 7
the pioneer of holographic industry development and has always strived to
Kurz India Pvt. Ltd.
be at the forefront of innovation. It is first and only holographic
association in India, and the second body of its type in the world, focused
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on dealing with high security holograms and brand protection. The
Auto Component Piracy-Problem & Solution
objective is to serve the industry, identifying new cutting-edge
opportunities and new areas of applications along with strict adherence to
ethics, integrity, self-discipline and sincerity.
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Optical Hologram Video Processor atWillow Conferencing
Run (C. 1960)
I am sure, that going ahead, with your valuable advice and assistance, we
Future of Tomorrow
can work together with commitment, to ensure that the association is well
set on a long and successful journey.
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I once again thank all of you for your support.
Dr. Stephen Benton
Warm Regards,
HOMAI ACTIVITIES 13-14
U.K. Gupta
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President-HOMAI
Patents, Events & Conferences
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3. The Holography Times News Bytes
World's Ist Holographic RFID Tag
FID and holograms are two
Rof the world's favorite
technologies used against
counterfeiting. It is a joy to see them
get together in one pretty little security
device, the result being the WORLD's
FIRST HOLOGRAPHIC—RFID
TAG, used by Hitachi and printing
experts at Toppan in Japan.
The hologram element is costly to fake
without large-scale facilities, while the
RFID data is encrypted and even more
difficult to crack.
On top of this, the stickers they are
rooted to, cannot be peeled off, without
being broken into pieces.
The ' IC Hologram' combines two
technologies with a view to make
tracking and verifying authenticity
of a product as watertight as
possible. Likely future application
include using it to secure batches of
medicines, but for now it is going
to keep tabs on really important
stuff like designer perfumes and
handbags.
According to sources nearly £100
billion are lost to counterfeiters every
year.
Source: http://www.techradar.com/
news/world-of-tech/
BMW's Hologram Tour to
Wall Street
MWof NorthAmerica and its
Badvertising agency GSD&M
Idea City are rolling out a 3-D
virtual vehicle tour to herald the
arrival of the first-ever BMW X6.
Going direct to target consumers with
a hologram of the vehicle, the world's
first sports activity coupe will be
featured in prominent buildings in
NewYork City's financial district over
a four-week period.
Employing patented technology from
Dutch advertising company viZoo, the
2008 BMW X6 will be projected in
three dimensions, appearing as a
hologram, inside a ten-foot square,
BMW-branded enclosure. Inside the
light-controlled space, an animation
suggesting the vehicle's unique
combination of coupe agility and sports
activity vehicle versatility runs on a
loop. An interactive touch-screen
inside the enclosure will allow people
to manipulate the vehicle hologram
to view different angles, experience
the interior, explore the vehicle
features, and get a sense of the
generous cargo space.
Sources: http://www.bmw.com
“Employing patented technology from Dutch advertising company viZoo, the 2008 BMW X6 will
be projected in three dimensions, appearing as a hologram, inside a ten-foot square,
BMW-branded enclosure.”
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4. News Bytes The Holography Times
InkSure Grabs Order of US $275K
04 www.homai.org InkSure Technologies Inc.
provider of covert machine-readable
authentication solutions
was notified by their sales partner that
the European government had
approved a new tax stamp which
includes the InkSure covert protection
against counterfeiting. The new tax
stamp will include a hologram
incorporated with InkSure covert
technology to provide multi-layer
protection for alcohol and cigarettes.
InkSure has received an initial order for
US $275k to be delivered by October
2008. These orders are the first
shipment of a master agreement with a
minimum contract value of US $1.921
million. The agreement includes
authentication field readers, quality
control readers, and customized
SmartInk(TM).
The government body will read the
covert marks by utilizing InkSure's
proprietary PocketSure(TM) and
SignaSure(TM) readers. Both readers
contain specialized optics that are
configurable to match the specific
requirements of the customer's unique
custom code.
Sources: http://newsblaze.com
“ The new tax stamp will include a hologram incorporated with
InkSure covert technology to provide multi-layer protection for alcohol and cigarettes”
Holography Widget
Holography joins BBC, ESPN, CNN and
host of other media outlets with a dashboard widget
Frank DeFreitas, Director of
HOLOWORLD.Com has
created a version (1.0) of the
new holography widget , with the help
of Apple's Developer connection
community. The widget will be themini
application of choice for receiving
holographic news and information.
Subscribers who have the widget
installed on their dashboard,, will be
delivered all holography media
(ezinesfranks published newsletter,
holotalk, profiles in holography, news
and info). User can either download the
h o l o g r a p h y w i d g e t a t
www.holoworld.com or directly
download a small application from
apple developer community. The
holography widget is available
alongside BBC, ESPN, CNN, New
York Times, Wall Street Journal, and a
host of other media outlets that are
taking advantage of this technology.
“The widget will be
the mini application of
choice for receiving
holographic news and
information.”

5. The Holography Times News Bytes
Holographic Security Number Plates
Ministry of Shipping, Road
Transport and Highways
notified the introduction of
High Security Registration Number
Plates (HSRNP)-touted as one of the best
anti-theft systems for vehicles. This plan
will set take in six months from now.
Starting November 2008, these number
plates are going to be mandatorily fixed
on all new vehicles. The new high
security number plates will nationwide,
sport a uniform font and a unique
hologram that cannot be counterfeited.
They will also be much more durable and
would not lose its attributes for five
years. These number plates are estimated
to cost about US $ 63 (Rs 2500) per
vehicle and cannot be easily removed
and replaced. With features like these,
they are not easy to tamper;
a) Embossed registration numbers as well
as chromium hologram on the
aluminium plates.
b) Unique laser numbering containing the
alphanumeric identification of testing
agencies and manufactures.
c) Rear registration numbers plates fitted
with non-reusable snap locks to make
them tamper proof.
d) A third chromium-based registration
plate in the form of sticker to be
attached to the windshield. It will
contain the number of the engine and
chassis, along with the name of the
registering authority. If tampered with,
it self-destructs.
e) In front and rear registration plates, the
letter “IND” in blue hot-stamped to the
plates.
f) A retro-reflective film, bearing a
verification inscription “India” at an
inclination of 45 degrees.
“The new high
security number
plates will nationwide,
sport a uniform font
and a unique
hologram that
counterfeited”.
Infosys gets 3D LCD Holography
Patent in India
cannot be
Indian IT giant Infosys Technologies had
received two patents by the United States
Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) in the
area of holography and mobile communication.
According to the company sources the patent differs
from the existing technology which gives the
illusion of 3D but actually display 2 D images.
Existing technologies use high resolution LCD to
give the illusion of 3D, while actually displaying a
2Dimage.
''The patent titled 'displaying holographic three
dimensional (3D) images' describes the realization
of actual 3D communication using computer-generated
holography to send/receive information
and the associated optical elements required to make
a lightweight handset,'' This patent addresses the
issue of 3Din mobile communication.
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6. Corporate News The Holography Times
Shriram Holographics
Holostik Touch
becomes Shriram
Sales of Euro
Veritech Solutions”
9.7 million in
hriram Holographics has now
Sbecome Shriram Veritech
financial year
Solutions Pvt Ltd. Shriram
Veritech is among one of the premier
Hologram Companies in India and is a
2007-08
part of the Shriram Group (erstwhile
DCM)having a turnover in excess ofUSD1. 0Billion
olostik India Ltd
Ha p r e m i e r
The company deals in Security Labels / Holograms in the Indian
c o m p a n y i n
market with a base of more than 350 satisfied customers. For more
hologram manufacturers
information contact at info@veritechsolutions.com.
have touched sales of Euro
9.7Million in the financial
year 2007-08. Moreover
Inksure Announces
they have bagged 684 new
orders in holography. The
production department of the Company, prides
Key Executive Changes
themselves by producing 1.75 million sq.
meter of hologram in 2007-08.
On asking about their success in 2007-08, Mr. S.
T. LAUDERDALE, Florida,
Ray, DirectorMarketing said “ In the year 2007-
F- InkSure Technologies Inc. a
2008wehave developed lots of security features
leading provider of covert
(68 types) in mastering by rigorous RND and
machine-readable security solutions
have also introduced lot many new holography
for the prevention of counterfeiting,
products.We achieved a growth of 49.75% in
fraud and diversion, and an
sales turn over in comparison with the previous
important developer of RFID solutions, announced the
year. At present we have 2 (two) Master
appointment of Philip M. Getter as Chairman of the Board of
Origination Lab with one each of Conventional
Directors and Yaron Meerfeld as acting Chief Executive
Lab and 12000 DPI Dot Matrix Lab, and this
Officer. These management changes are designed to better align
year we are planning for another Master
InkSure's future growth in these rapidly expanding areas.
Origination Lab of very high resolution and it
InkSure also announced that on June 16, 2008 Mr. Elie
will be the first in India.
Housman resigned as CEO and Chairman of the Board but will
The company has budgeted 2-2.5 million Euro
continue as a Director. Mr. Housman contributed years of
for expansion of holography and allied
dedicated and inspired leadership to the Company through its
products in the coming years. They have
early stages of technological and product development.
targeted sales turn over of 15.8 Million to 16
Mr. Getter stated "We are very enthusiastic about the future of
Million Euro in 2008-09. Holostik is also
InkSure. We believe that we are poised to capitalize on this
planning for acquisition in other countries and
significant technological breakthrough to increase
will be soon opening offices in different parts
stockholder value.”
of Europe and U.S.
Source: http://www.inksure.com.
Sources:www.holostik.com
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7. The Holography Times Company Profile
KURZ Growth through
Innovation and Knowledge
Th e KURZ Gr o u p , t h e
recognized global leader in hot
s t a m p i n g t e c h n o l o g y,
represents over 100 years of experience
in hot stamping. The range of
applications for KURZ foils is virtually
without limit - on greeting cards and
packaging, electronic and household
products, cosmetic articles, textiles,
furniture, automotive parts and lots
more.With 3,500 employees located at
nine plants in Europe, the USA and the
Pacific region, together with 20
subsidiaries and 70 agencies
strategically placed around the globe,
the KURZ Group manufactures and
distributes a comprehensive product
range for the surface finishing,
decorating and counterfeit proofing
sectors. A complete range of stamping
machines and tools rounds off its
product offering.
The members of the KURZ Group
include such renowned companies as
the stamping tool manufacturer
Hinderer + Muehlich KG, and OVD
Kinegram AG, the worldwide market
leader in optical security technology.
Machines
KURZ's machine range has been
optimally designed for a large variety of
production processes. Long-standing
experience, extensive know-how and
the results of stamping related technical
trials form the basis for successful
machine technology. KURZ develops
specific product, customized machine
and equipment concepts that are
optimally tailored for each particular
hot stamping application.
Project support and service
KURZ technical personnel have the
knowledge and experience to
recommend the right foil, tool and
machine f o r many di ff e r e n t
applications. In addition to the
development of special stamping
solutions, KURZ also provides field
service, equipment installation support,
operator training, and ongoing
maintenance programs. KURZ's global
human and capital resources provide
optimal customer service and
worldwide application support.
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8. Alert of the Issue The Holography Times
This Month in Holography
June 5, 1900 Hungarian Scientist Dr. Dennis Gabor was born. He
received the 1971 nobel prize in physics for his invention and
development of holography.
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Alert of the Issue:
Auto - Glaring Facts
The Counterfeit auto parts market is a $ 12 billion market world-wide
China accounts for $ 9 billion of counterfeit auto parts loses
India:Asource of massive counterfeiting.
National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), established
by the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India
(ACMA), said counterfeit auto parts constitute over 37% of the total
market size of Indian auto-component parts.
The auto-component industry is roughly worth Rs 553 billion, which puts
the fake market between Rs 151-193 billion. The replacement market is
worth around Rs 135 billion. (Graph A: Market Size of Auto Component
Industry)
According toACMAin 1997-98, fake automotive parts were responsible
for 66,330 accidents. These accidents caused 13,180 deaths and injured
65,550 people. (Graph B:Accidents caused due to FakeAuto Parts)
First in Holography
“National Geographic Magazine was the
fist major publication to put a hologram
on its cover.
The march 1984, Volume 165 Number 3,
Issue carried nearly 11 million
holograms.”
Graph B
Graph A
FAKE PARTS RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS IN 1997-98
AUTO COMPONENT MARKET SIZE 2007-08

9. The Holography Times Alert of the Issue
Auto Piracy - Problem Solution
hen it comes to intellectual
Wproperty theft and piracy,
most people think of movies
and high-end handbags- but what if the
brakes on your car were fake? Clearly,
the auto parts industry has a piracy
problem. The FBI estimates that the
auto industry loses $12 billion in annual
sales due to counterfeiting. China
accounts for $9 billion of counterfeit
auto parts loses.
What are fake parts?
Counterfeit Auto Parts is the selling of
unauthorized parts to be used in repair
and maintenance of an automobile.
Virtually every automotive part has
turned up in counterfeit trade, including
windshield glass, brake fluid, brakes,
headlights, taillights, emissions
components, tires, belts, hoses,
alternators, sheet metal and suspension
parts. The extent of it being that an
entire car was copied, manufactured
and sold not as a Chevy but as a “Chery
QQ,” with plans for export.
What's d i fferent now i s the
sophistication of the industrialisation
taking place in emerging economies-while
manufacturing in these areas has
developed, the concept of intellectual
property has not.
What are the damages
and risks?
Illegal trade in counterfeits
i s a t h r e a t t o t h e
competitiveness of the
automotive industry
Knock-off parts mean fewer
jobs for manufacturing companies
and loss in sales
With counterfeit auto parts, the concern
goes beyond monetary losses. Fake parts
are cheaper for a reason- they cut corners
and use poor quality materials, and the
consumer pays the price in the end.
The physical dangers and risks
involved in using these parts, is a
grave concern. It is frightening to
know, that authorities have found
brake linings made of compressed
grass, sawdust or cardboard that wear
out quickly; spark plugs that overheat
and can lead to fires; and gas caps that
can leak after rollover accidents.
What should be done?
While the trade of counterfeit parts has
dramatically increased, tackling
counterfeits is not impossible.
Counterfeiting is a problem that needs
to be addressed quickly and decisively.
Ideally, as a first move, more effective
partnerships should be built between
law enforcement agencies and the
private sector
with focus
on intelligence sharing, awareness and
product identification training.
However, the involvement of all
segments of the automotive and heavy-duty
industries cannot be undermined.
Manufacturers:
Manufacturers should create a team
that focuses on anti-counterfeiting
strategy. This should include
registration of trademarks and
copyrights, and strategy for
enforcement of intellectual property
rights.
Also, anticounterfeiting technology
should be employed, to ensure that
genuine products are readily
identifiable.
Use of various markings
and anti-theft devices (holograms,
RFID tags, etc.) is essential, that
would distinguish a genuine product
from a fake one
. Security features
designed for public recognition should
Once, counterfeit auto parts
were junk now, they are often
indistinguishable from the
real thing. And they
could be inside your car
It can be unnerving boarding a commercial airliner, knowing that the odds are good
that the aircraft has at least a few counterfeit parts in it. Airliners and helicopters have
crashed due to such spurious components. In one crash alone, 68 people died.
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10. 10 www.homai.org Alert of the Issue The Holography Times be simple, memorable and eye-catching.
For eg. Hyundai Mobis, one of the
largest auto parts manufacturers in the
country, learned imitated parts are
being made and sold in the market. In
case of auto parts, the consequence of
forgery not only leads to loss of
income but also may lead to loss of life
if the consumer bought the imitated
item unknowingly. Hyundai Mobis
after a long contemplation discovered
about hologram and decided apply it
to protect its buyers from the
counterfeits. The company has been
using holograms on the inspection
certificates since 1993. Holograms for
HyundaiMobis, if forcefully removed
from the product, self-destructs and
points up the word ¡°MOBIS¡¯ on the
product, efficiently demonstrating its
level of security. Since the
introduction of hologram, Hyundai
Mobis was able to expose the
organization responsible for the
forgery and distribution of fake parts,
and even further, was able to earn even
higher customer reliance and
increased sales.
http://skhologram.co.kr/eng/cyberpr/c
yberpr03.php
Enker, a Bosnian manufacturer of
sparking plugs, employed De La Rue
Holography Company to produce a
sophisticated hologram, which is now
successfully authenticating its products.
Auto industry should work to educate
suppliers, distributors and employees
on how to detect counterfeit parts.
Distributors, retailers and technicians in
the aftermarket play a slightly different
role in the fight against counterfeiting.
While they may not be able to stop fake
products from being made, they should
prevent them from making it in to the
supply chain.
Customers should visually inspect
the product and learn to spot fakes If
the part looks different from the one
being replaced, it is a sure sign that it
is a counterfeit
In addition, the packaging should be
checked carefully for signals like odd
shaped pack, mismatched logos,
absence of anti-theft devices like
holograms. Anything out of the
ordinary should raise a red flag
Counterfeiting has surely exploded
in recent years to become a serious
threat. The automotive industry
needs to stand up and fight this
growing economic crime. This fake
auto-part trade is like cancer - a
problem that nobody can solve
quickly- It has to be an effort
sustained over many years.
Distributors, retailers and
technicians
Customers

11. The Holography Times Technology
HHolographic Conferencing
The Future of Tomorrow
olography is something
humans have imagined and
been fascinated with for
centuries. Today, Hologram and
Holography is a not a new word for
people. Holograms have been popping
up through science fictions, myths,
religions and even horror films. One of
these technologies that has reached new
heights, and is creating rising interest is
Hologram Conferencing.
Conceptually, a hologram or holograph
is a virtual image of a human that talks,
walks like a human but has no mass and
occupies no space. It can pass through
walls and it can appear at wish. This is
what Hologram Conferencing tries to
achieve- To make people appear as a
hologram (virtual person) in real time,
anywhere in the world.
The new technology behind the
hologram conferencing involves
capturing an image with a video camera
and loading it onto a PC encoding card.
The encoding card turns the image into
a digital format which, with the help of
some special software, is transmitted to
another computer over the internet. At
the receiving end, another computer
reverses the process and an image is
created.
Hologram Conferencing is recently
giving a chance to business executives
and leaders to make presentations in
distant countries through virtual
presence. Recent advances in cameras
and microphones enable business
leaders to see and hear the event from
around 500 miles away, as audiences
watch high-definition image on a
transparent screen.
With the current trend of businesses
looking to adopt a more flexible
approach to cut back on costs and
reduce carbon emission, many
observers see holographic technology
as the way forward. If one can view a
holographic image of the person one is
talking to, then there is no reason to fly
halfway across the world for a business
meeting. Also, alarmists see it as a good
thing for the environment.
The technology was earlier used by US
Vice-President Al Gore during his Live
Earth conference, Prince Charles and
MicrosoftGiant 'Bill Gates 'to avoid the
green house gas emission associated
with air travel.
We can envisage this technology being
used in many Industries - in data
visualization for planning, an awesome
asset in training/education and a must
see for the entertainment industry.
AI Gore’s Virtual Hologram
In the education space, a Maths teacher
was digitally teleported into the
exhibition centre at Olympia from
Graveney School in south London. At
the 2005 MTV Awards ceremony in
Portugal, the UK-based band Gorillaz
appeared in holographic form and
interacted with performers on-stage.
These technologies are all currently
available, but becoming more robust
and mass marketed. As quoted by an
Australian telecommunication
company Te l s t r a . “The new
technology will start entering
businesses in four to five years, and
eventually be in homes. As the
broadband speed start to go faster, a
step from there to a hologram is not
far away. ”
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12. 12 www.homai.org Tribute The Holography Times Dr. Stephen Benton
(1941- 2003)
Tribute to Dr. Stephen Benton
The Artist
of
of
Rainbow Holography
Rainbow Holography
Steve was not only a superb scientist who led his field of decades, he was also a
wonderful practical craftsmen of the holographic image and a pied piper for
students, artists and designers who worked with advanced imaging. He was among
one of few legend and innovators in holography. Benton a gifted teacher, scientist,
engineer and artist who personified the best ofMIT.
Agreat enthusiast, he will always be remembered for his distinct accomplishments and
attributes. Benton invented rainbow holography a process that makes a hologram visible
using common white light, also know in credit card iteration as “Benton holograms”.
TheHolographyTimes third issue is a tribute toDr. StephenBenton the artist of rainbow holography.
Benton was born in San Francisco in 1941 and grew up in Santa Barbera, Calif. He received his
undergraduate degree in electrical engineering (1963) from MIT, and received his Masters (1964)
and doctorate degree (1968) from Harward University.
In his early days he worked for the Polaroid Corporation. In 1968, while working in Polaroid
Corporation he invented the rainbow hologram, a hologram visible to the naked eye that uses
common white light fused on film or glass. Benton's holograms were eventually embedded into
credit cards and driver's licenses to provide protection against counterfeiting.
Benton first became interested in optics at 11 when he wore a pair of 3-D glasses to view theVincent
Price movie, The House ofWax. In his own words he describes Holography as a true intersection
of art, science and technology. Holography workds like photography in that it records light wave
patterns on chemically sensitive film or glass.
The man who described holography as a true intersection of art, science and technology, held 14
patents in optical physics and photography. His work has been featured at the Museum of
Holography inNewYork, and used to create three-dimensionalCTandMRIimages.
Later in his career, Benton joinedMITin 1980 as a visiting scientist in the Laser Research Centre and
became founding head of the Spatial Imaging Group in 1982. From 1982 2003, for the past 20 years,
Benton taught media arts and sciences at MIT. He was also the director of the MIT Center for
AdvancedVisual Studies.
Benton a gifted teacher, a great scientist, engineer and artist, loved his work and remained active in
his field until the time of his death.

13. The Holography Times HoMAI Business Buzz
2008 Awards
for Excellence in Holography
The HoMAI awards for excellence have set a much needed benchmark in the field of holography in India.
These prestigious awards are hosted, year on year, with an objective to encourage innovation and celebrate success.
This year, the 8th Excellency awards were celebrated in style on 3rd May 2008, in Hotel Crowne Plaza, New Delhi. In
all, 6 awards were given to the stories that met the highest standards of holography.
The list of winner across all categories are:
Mr. Alexander Goncharsky, Russia handing over the award to
Mr. U K Gupta, Chairman of Holostik India Ltd.
Mr. G S Dhillon announcing the winners.
New Application:
Award - Holoflex Ltd
*Commendation - Holostik India Ltd
New or Innovative Technique in Holographic Product /
Conversion:
Award - Holoflex Ltd
*Commendation - Holoflex Ltd
Highest Growth in Holographic Product Sales:
Award - Holoflex Ltd
*Commendation - Holostik India Ltd
New or Innovative Technique in Origination:
Award - Holostik India Ltd
*Commendation - Holostik India Ltd
Security / Authentication:
Award - Holostik India Ltd
*Commendation - Holostik India Ltd
Holographic Packaging:
Award - Holostik India Ltd
*Commendation - Holographic Security Mar. Sys. Pvt Ltd
Mr. Manoj Kochar, MD, Holoflex Ltd, receiving the award from
Mr. Alexander Goncharsky, Russia (In the background Mr. Dhillon,
chairing the Award Ceremony)
* Commendation signifies the 2nd winner in each category.
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14. 14 www.homai.org Industry Updates The Holography Times HoMAI VIII Annual General Meeting
oMAI held its 8th Annual General Meeting on 3rd May, 2008 at Hotel Crowne Plaza, New Delhi to understand
Hindustry requirements and discuss its future developments.
The proposals on the meeting agenda were;
• Election of the new governing body for the year 2008-10 ;
• Approval of Accounts 2007-08.
• New Aspects in Holography
In the meeting, the new governing body elected, is as follows:
Mr. U K Gupta (President)
CMD, Holostik India Ltd
Mr. Tarun Aggarwal (Vice-President)
Director, Kuwer Industries Ltd
Mr. G S Dhillon (Member)
MD, Alpha Lasertek (I) Ltd
Mr. Luv D Shriram (Treasurer)
MD, Shriram Veritech Solutions Pvt Ltd
Mr. Mukesh Goel (Member)
Director, Gopsons Papers Ltd
Mr. Pradip Shroff (Member)
President, PRS Permacel Pvt Ltd
New Governing Body 2008-10
From Right to left; Mr. G S Dhillon (Member), Mr. Pradip Shroff
(Member), Mr. Luv D Shriram (Member) Mr. U K Gupta (President),
Mr. Tarun Aggarwal (Vice-President), Mr. Mukesh Goel (Member)
The meeting was attended among others by top official of hologram manufacturers and suppliers in India. Later the meeting
was marked by a conference graced by renowned international key speakers holographers. Mr. Anton Goncharsky,
Computer Holography Centre (Russia) delivered his insight on E-beam holography.Mr. RajeshTuli from EOTechnics Korea
also presented a paper on laser marking machine.
Mr. Rajesh Tuli, EO Technics presenting a paper on Laser Marking Technical Discussion
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Chip Scale Packaging Marker to Glass Marker. Furthermore EO Technics is a successful in producing Laser Systems such as Trimmers, Via Hole Drilling
Systems,Stencil, Deflasher and PDP-Repairing system which are applicable in Semiconductor industries,FPDand telecommunication industries.
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15. The Holography Times Industry Updates
2nd Annual Pharmaceutical
Anti-Counterfeiting Summit
India Packaging Show 2008
2nd International Exhibition
Conference-SECURE 2008
Published by :
Events
Calendar
Holography Expo 2008
(1-2 July 2008, Russia)
www.holograms.ru
www.holograte.com
(5-7 August 2008, Mumbai)
www.informedia-info.com
(7-10 August 2008 New Delhi)
www.indiapackagingshow.com
(24-26 November 2008, Mumbai)
www.securexh.com
India Label Show 2008
(3-6 December 2008, New Delhi)
www.indialabelshow.com
www.labelexpo.com
Patents-Hologram
recording device
United States Patent Application 20070263268
November 15, 2007
A hologram recorder A1
Brief Abstract:
includes a light source (1) of a coherent light
beam and a spatial light modulator (5A) for
modulating a part of the light beam from the
light source (1) into a recording beam which
carries two-dimensional information. Another
part of the light beam is used as a reference
beam to interfere with the recording beam.
The recording beam and the reference beam are
directed to a hologram recording medium (B).
A semi-translucent optical device (4) is
disposed between the light source (1) and the
spatial light modulator (SA) for letting a part of
the beam travel to the spatial light modulator
(5A) as a transmitted beam while letting
another part of the beam travel to the hologram
recording medium (B) as a reflected beam.
Inventors: Yoshikawa; Hiroyasu; (Kawasaki,
JP) ; Tezuka; Kouichi; (Kawasaki, JP) ; Uno;
Kazushi; (Kawasaki, JP) ;Assignee Name and
Adress: FujitsuLimited
Source: http://www.latestpatents.com
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