raj7898222/dynamic-hologram-system

The project is a technical implementation of a known academic concept—specifically the 'Optical Trap Display' popularized by researchers like Smalley et al. around 2018. While the physics involved (photophoretic trapping) is complex, the project currently shows zero stars, forks, or community engagement after 69 days, indicating it is likely a personal study or a student project. The Weighted Gerchberg-Saxton (WGS) algorithm is a standard, well-documented iterative phase-retrieval method in the holography field. There is no evidence of a novel moat, proprietary dataset, or hardware interface that would prevent a researcher or a competitor from replicating this work in a matter of days. Frontier labs (OpenAI/Anthropic) have no interest in niche volumetric hardware simulations, but specialized optical labs or AR/VR hardware companies (Meta Reality Labs, Apple) represent the real 'platform' risk here. However, this project is too early and derivative to be a target for them; it functions more as a reference implementation of existing literature.