Holographic Windows for Architectural Daylighting
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Holographic passive tracking is absolutely vital for any                        architectural daylighting function.  Photics has invented a                     viable passive tracking hologram which will track and diffract                  the suns light into the interior ceiling of a work area.  The                   hologram will be designed to use the combination of transmitted                 and diffracted light, which will produce the maximum illumination               in the work area.
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