iPhone Duo Turned Into a Holographic Projector Using Fable 5.2
A Star Wars fan vibe-coded an iPhone Duo app that uses Fable 5.2 to create hologram-like visuals by tracking head and eye movement and exploiting the rear cameras.
An iPhone Duo has been turned into a holographic projector after a Star Wars fan vibe-coded an app using the latest Fable 5.2 AI tool.
The “holograms” track the user’s head and eye position, while the phone’s rear cameras can create an illusion of transparency. The developer is being advised to turn the app into a video messenger and potentially make millions.
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AnalysisIt shows how fast vibe-coding and new AI tools can turn niche fan ideas into interactive mobile prototypes with possible product paths.
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