Create Your Own Hologram Desk and Feel Like Tony Stark!

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Building the Ultimate Engineering Workshop
   1. The Need for a Hologram Computer System
   2. Necessary Equipment
   3. The Flexi Spot E7 Standing Desk
3. Creating the Ultimate Engineering Workstation
   1. Building the Table Top
   2. Installing the Transparent TV
   3. Making the TV Appear Like a Hologram
   4. Installing the PC
4. Conclusion
5. FAQ

Building the Ultimate Engineering Workshop

When it comes to engineering workshops, Tony Stark's is the ultimate. With his fancy holographic engineering desk, he was able to design his Second Iron Man suit with ease. If You're looking to build your own Iron Man suit, you're going to need a setup just like his. In this article, we'll Show you how to Create the ultimate engineering workstation, complete with a hologram computer system.

The Need for a Hologram Computer System

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it seems like everyone has a hologram computer system. If you want to be a superhero, you need to have your drawings floating in front of your face in thin air. We want a workspace that lets us scan in models, adjust them in software in a 3D intuitive interactive interface. Say that five times fast and make them real all in one spot. This is where a hologram computer system comes in.

Necessary Equipment

To create the ultimate engineering workstation, we're going to need a 3D scanner, a 3D display, a 3D printer, and a kick-ass PC to run the whole show. We're going to use Bamboo Labs X1 Carbon 3D printer, an Einscan HX scanner, and a top-of-the-line workstation PC that we had Logan put together. To support all this heavy tech, we're going to use the Flexi Spot E7 standing desk. If we want to make this suit a reality, we can't go having back problems like Tony will. It'll keep us comfortable whether we're sitting, standing, designing, or really anything you do on it, for that matter.

The Flexi Spot E7 Standing Desk

The Flexi Spot E7 standing desk is the perfect addition to any engineering workshop. It allows you to work at any Height, seated or standing, and it's comfortable to use for long periods of time. The desk is also very stable, even with all the weight we're putting on it. It's made out of high-carbon steel, which is a bit of a problem for us because we want to cut off the last couple of inches of either of these edges. But we'll make it work.

Creating the Ultimate Engineering Workstation

Now that we have all the necessary equipment, it's time to create the ultimate engineering workstation. The first step is to build the table top. We're going to need two sheets of maple veneered plywood, which we'll glue together to make our full inch and a half of tabletop. We'll then cut a hole for our main TV three scanner and our 3D printer. We'll sand, veneer, and stain the whole thing, and it'll look awesome.

Installing the Transparent TV

To make our hologram computer system a reality, we're going to need a transparent TV. This is a really fancy, unique TV that's a transparent OLED screen. It took some doing to get our hands on this thing, but it's worth it. This TV doesn't actually make us a hologram, but it makes any trick that we do with the display look far more compelling. We're going to build it into an elevator on the desk so that it can be brought down and raised back up with one grand hand gesture.

Making the TV Appear Like a Hologram

Making something look like it's there versus on a screen comes down to one fun trick: perspective. A 3D image looks great right up until you move your head and the illusion is ruined. But what if you can have a display that always knew where the viewer was looking from, and it could draw the right image for what you would expect to see from that ink? Well, then you can have a perfect view of an object floating in front of or behind or inside of the display. And that's exactly what we're going to do.

Installing the PC

To support all this heavy tech, we're going to need a powerful PC. We're going to use a top-of-the-line workstation PC that we had Logan put together. It has a really nice graphics card, especially for 3D rendering and SolidWorks and stuff like that. We're going to install it on the desk, and it'll be ready to go.

Conclusion

Creating the ultimate engineering workstation is no easy feat, but with the right equipment and a little bit of know-how, it's definitely possible. With our hologram computer system and the Flexi Spot E7 standing desk, we're well on our way to building our own Iron Man suit. So get to work and start building your own ultimate engineering workstation today!

FAQ

Q: What is the Flexi Spot E7 standing desk? A: The Flexi Spot E7 standing desk is a desk that allows you to work at any height, seated or standing, and it's comfortable to use for long periods of time.

Q: What equipment do I need to create the ultimate engineering workstation? A: To create the ultimate engineering workstation, you're going to need a 3D scanner, a 3D display, a 3D printer, and a powerful PC to run the whole show.

Q: What is a hologram computer system? A: A hologram computer system is a computer system that allows you to see your drawings floating in front of your face in thin air.

Q: What is a transparent TV? A: A transparent TV is a TV that has a transparent OLED screen. It allows you to see through the TV and makes any trick that you do with the display look far more compelling.

Q: What is the Einscan HX scanner? A: The Einscan HX scanner is a 3D scanner that allows you to scan in models and adjust them in software in a 3D intuitive interactive interface.