IHMA AWARDS

 

2008 Category: Industrial

 

Fast Track. The Fast Track system is a component of Sitech’s high-speed digital hologram mastering system which enables the extremely rapid recording of digital holograms.

 

2006 Category: New Holographic Technique

 

The Hydra image capture system. The Hydra is a unique multiple-camera system for the capture of parallax image sequences. It can instantaneously capture a sequence of images, automatically register those images for smooth 3D / animation and generate any number of intermediate frames using ‘parallax rendering’ The image sequence can then be used to make three-dimensional holograms or lenticulars. The Hydra system was technically conceived, designed, and operated by Spatial Imaging director Jeffrey Robb.

 

2005 Category: New Holographic Technique and BEST OF THE YEAR

 

The Lightgate P with Lightspeed technology. The world's largest format and fastest digital hologram design and mastering system enabling the creation of large-format single-image digital holograms and seamless holographic patterns.

 

2003 Category: Promotion/illustration and BEST OF THE YEAR

 

In 2003, Spatial Imaging conducted a commission to create a truly unique holographic installation for the Xen Restaurant, Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, Japan.  The installation consisted of three large-format , 50 x 60 cm, laser-illuminated holograms suspended in front of a real waterfall, all inside of the restaurant. The holograms depicted life-sized salmon fish and were positioned such that the holographic fish appeared to be leaping from the real waterfall. The project was conceived and designed by Spatial Imaging's Creative Director Jeffrey Robb, with models made by Dr. John Perry, Holographics North, USA, holograms created by Holographics North and Spatial Imaging, and installation conducted by Matthew Schrieber. See: Xen Restaurant Waterfall Installation for the full story and press articles.

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2000 Category: New Holographic Technique

 

3Digital - the development of three-dimensional digital holograms produced using the Lightgate hologram and OVD design and mastering system.

 

1999 Category: Promotion/illustration

 

Commissioned from Rob's company, Spatial Imaging Ltd., a promotional display for Thomas Cook consisted of a full colour, computer generated, large-format holographic stereogram display. It was created by Spatial Imaging's Jeffrey Robb, with input from Rob Munday, designed using Rob's custom written software, and made by Mike Medora of Colour Holographics.

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OTHER INTERNATIONAL AWARDS

 

2005 The Royal Photographic Society's Saxby Medal

 

In 2005 Rob Munday, founder and principal owner of Spatial Imaging Ltd., was awarded the Saxby Medal, a prestigious international award presented by the Royal Photographic Society for his creative and technical achievements in the field of three-dimensional imaging and holography.