Hologram Trademark

A hologram tardemark is defined as a trade mark consisting of elements with holographic characteristics. Therefore, a hologram is an image that changes its appearance when looked at from different angles.

A hologram can be a physical flat structure that uses light diffraction to create visual images. Its flat surface, under proper illumination, appears to contain a three-dimensional image or other visual effects. In this case, a three-dimensional effect is actually a two-dimensional visual effect that is perceived by human brains as three-dimensional.

A hologram can be a digital projection or visualisation of an object displayed via light field displays. Through them, three-dimensional objects and object compositions can be visualised and seen as such. These lifelike images can be seen but not touched.

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