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Triple-Take Holographics
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established in 1999 in San Marcos, California (San Diego area) with a
4000 sq.ft. production facility and highly-skilled technology staff with
over 25 years of experience in the holography industry.
Our versatile production studio creates hologram designs
for a variety of uses from mass-produced embossed foil labels to specialty
art installations and trade show displays, while our research staff has been involved in designing & prototyping of
optical devices in the telecommunications, medical imaging, and power
industries.
We have also worked with many different holographic recording materials
and techniques, for an unparallelled level of knowledge and versatility
in selecting the optimum technology for your application.
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Dinesh Padiyar
- Research Scientist, Holographer, Chemist, Educator.
Working in holography / holographic science since 1981.
Very strong in Optics/ Physics/ Mathematical theory. Enjoys the challenge of problems which no one else can solve and the satisfaction of devising innovative solutions to unusual client requests. His primary job function is technical consulting, including background research, analysis, and design criteria for client’s technical projects. He will furthermore conduct the appropriate experiments in the lab to demonstrate proof-of-concept, or actually produce a prototype for the client. He also presents lectures and classes, and writes editorial content for clients’ publications.
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Joy Padiyar
- Holographer, Engineer, Artist, (and Office Manager).
Working in holography since 1996, other engineering disciplines since 1987.
Enjoys a creative hands-on approach to designing new products. Conceives, designs, and builds models for holographic imaging, and sets up laser table geometries for both precision technical applications and for artistic lighting products. Designs and builds prototypes of the final products, accessories, packaging and fixtures. Also builds specialized equipment for the holography lab and for ergonomic upgrades of lab processes.
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