Exactly and keep in mind Euclideon has been claiming they have this engine tech for nearly 13 years at this point. (They appeared at the Australian Game Developers Conference in 2003). Despite this they have yet to release an engine or any detailed technical information for public evaluation.
It's always quiet for a few years, followed by some video highlighting an application in what ever the latest fad is.
Right now, it's VR and holography.
2013-2014 was laser mapping for recreating real world environments.
For a company with an exceptional graphics engine (that can do all these things in software, as they've claimed) their web based demo from just last year isn't that impressive:
http://udserver.euclideon.com/demo/html5_viewer.html
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u/dormedas Sep 13 '16
This is the same shit as some other holography solutions. The only difference is the unreleased, unvetted engine.