M2HOLO LAB
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Use cases

One webcam. Six ways to learn with your hands.

Everything on this page is a real screen recording of M2 running in a browser on an ordinary laptop. The holograms are rendered live, not added in editing. Scroll, and each one plays behind its story.

01Calibration 02Shapes 03Jet engine 04Human body 05Chemistry 06Living form

01 / 06Start · ~10 seconds

First, it learns your hands.

Before you touch anything, M2 tunes itself to your hands, your camera and your lighting. It takes about ten seconds.

The process

  1. Open your palms. M2 finds both hands and measures them.
  2. Pinch. It learns what your pinch looks like, so a grab is always a grab.
  3. Make a fist. The last check, and the lab opens.
EveryoneAny laptop webcam

02 / 06Geometry

Draw a shape with your fingers. Then hold it.

Shapes come out of your own gestures, and they behave like objects: they have size, weight and momentum.

The process

  1. Frame it. Make a frame with your fingers and a cube appears inside it.
  2. Grab and stretch. Pinch to hold it, spread your fingers to make it bigger.
  3. Play with physics. Pass it from hand to hand, drop it, throw it.
School geometryPhysicsYounger grades

03 / 06Engineering

Pull a jet engine apart. Then put it back.

A turbofan built from its real components: fan, compressor, combustion chamber, turbine and nozzle.

The process

  1. Pull with both hands. The engine comes apart into its parts, in order.
  2. Pick a part. Pinch it, then stretch with the other hand to open it full screen. In the video: the combustion chamber.
  3. Rebuild it. Assembly mode asks you to fit each part in the right order, with hints when you are stuck.
Technical universitiesCollegesEngineering clubs

04 / 06Anatomy

Take the human body apart, system by system.

The same gestures, a different model: organs come out of the body, and you can bring any of them up close.

The process

  1. Choose a system. Breathing, circulation, digestion, skeleton and more.
  2. Lift the organs out. Spread your hands and they separate from the body.
  3. Study one up close. In the video: the trachea and bronchi, opened to full size.

24organs you can take apart

Medical universitiesSchool biology

05 / 06Chemistry

Build molecules from the periodic table.

The whole periodic table floats in front of you. It's a curated set of substances, not a physics simulator, and it is already large.

The process

  1. Pick an element. Pinch it straight out of the table.
  2. Combine in the right proportions. When the formula is right, a real substance forms in your hands.
  3. Keep going. From methane to isobutane, naphthalene and glucose.

300+formulas to explore

School chemistryUniversity chemistry

06 / 06Generative form

Grow a living shape from a single drop.

A form inspired by the film Annihilation. It is not a hologram outline but a solid, glowing object that keeps changing.

The process

  1. Catch a drop. It appears between your palms.
  2. Let it bloom. The drop unfolds into a living, layered shape.
  3. Shape it. Every gesture changes its form and its colour.
Art and designMaths of formOpen days

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