Japan firm showcases Bat-Signal of the future


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 22 Oct 2014

HOLY MACKEREL, BATMAN: A free-floating image created by firing lasers into thin air on display above a vehicle at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo, offering the possibility one day of projecting messages into a cloudless sky, as seen in Batman.

TOKYO: A free-floating image created by firing lasers into thin air was unveiled in Japan on Monday, offering the possibility one day of projecting messages into a cloudless sky, as seen in Batman

And, like the Bat-Signal that alerted the Caped Crusader to trouble brewing in Gotham City, its inventors hope that it might eventually be used to warn people of danger such as an approaching tsunami. 

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