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Holographic advertising becomes prevalent, projecting 3D ads from TVs into living rooms, creating extremely immersive and engaging experiences.

Marketing, Plausible Futures, Long Term (5 - 10 years)

Scenario Generated from 'Sizing Up Your Next TV: Here's Where Big Screens Are Taking Us' - CNET

Future Arc and Implications

Grow Arc

Social Impact: Increased consumerism and potential for social comparison due to hyper-realistic advertising experiences.

Technological Impact: Further advancement in holographic technology, miniaturization, and integration with existing entertainment systems.

Ecological Impact: Increased energy consumption and electronic waste from widespread deployment of holographic projectors and displays.

Economic Impact: Boom in advertising revenue, augmented reality industries, and related manufacturing sectors.

Political Impact: Lobbying efforts to deregulate advertising restrictions and potential concerns about data privacy and advertising practices.

Narrative: Holographic advertising becomes ubiquitous, driving consumerism and fueling a thriving entertainment technology industry.


Collapse Arc

Social Impact: Social unrest due to perceived manipulation and intrusion of advertising into personal spaces amidst widespread resource scarcity.

Technological Impact: Holographic technology infrastructure deteriorates due to lack of resources and maintenance.

Ecological Impact: Breakdown of electronic waste recycling systems leads to increased pollution from discarded holographic projectors.

Economic Impact: Collapse of the advertising market and related industries due to economic instability and consumer distrust.

Political Impact: Governments struggle to regulate and control the distribution of holographic advertising during periods of societal breakdown.

Narrative: Systemic breakdown leads to the abandonment and decay of holographic advertising infrastructure, contributing to social and ecological problems.


Discipline Arc

Social Impact: Strict regulations on advertising content and limitations on holographic projection to maintain social order and 'acceptable' consumer behavior.

Technological Impact: Development of centralized control systems to monitor and regulate holographic advertising content and viewer experience.

Ecological Impact: Imposition of energy consumption limits and mandatory recycling programs for holographic projectors to achieve sustainability goals.

Economic Impact: Government-controlled advertising market with subsidized industries focused on promoting approved products and services.

Political Impact: Authoritarian governments use holographic advertising as a tool for propaganda and social control, shaping narratives and suppressing dissent.

Narrative: A highly regulated world utilizes holographic advertising for social control, promoting desired behaviors and suppressing dissent.


Transform Arc

Social Impact: Holographic communication empowers individuals and promotes social connection, fostering a more inclusive and collaborative society.

Technological Impact: Open-source holographic technology facilitates decentralized creation and distribution of advertising and artistic content.

Ecological Impact: Development of bio-degradable holographic projection materials and energy-efficient systems minimizes environmental impact.

Economic Impact: Shift towards a value-based economy where advertising focuses on authentic storytelling and ethical consumerism, fostering local economies.

Political Impact: Decentralized governance models empower communities to regulate advertising and prioritize local needs and values related to holographic projection.

Narrative: Holographic technology transforms advertising into a tool for empowerment, fostering social connection, creativity, and sustainable consumption.

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All speculative designs, future scenarios, and hyphothitical product ideas on Design Frontier are AI-generated, including the AI designers, who are given human names for relatability.