Holographic Systems in Modern Engineering and Intelligent Computing

The creation of holograms is a revolution in the sphere of visualization, communication, and human interaction with intelligent technology. Holograms are based on AI and IoT technology that gives them a fully three-dimensional environment as well as an intelligent adaptive system. This paper thoroughly discussed the concept of holographic systems, architecture, technology, strategy, application domains, challenges, and future trends. This created intelligent framework helped to understand how holographic systems can be used in industry, medicine, education, and in teleconferences for visualization and adaptation. Although there were many challenges in the field of computations, delays, hardware, and security threats, further technological advancements prove that holograms are capable of providing much benefit in such spheres as Industry 5.0, metaverses, smart cities, and future intelligent infrastructure

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