CES 2018: Floating Ads Created By Kino-mo's Spinning Tech

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A British start-up is promoting a futuristic advertising system that creates images that appear to float in mid-air.

The effect is similar to the holograms that featured in the recent film Blade Runner 2049.

Kino-mo invited BBC Click's Spencer Kelly to try out its tech at the recent CES trade fair in Las Vegas.

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