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Holography — the method of three‐dimensional photography, using lasers, for component testing and design — is overcoming some of the practical drawbacks which have restricted its applications. General Motors, for example, are now using holography for measuring up clay models of cars prior to making press dies, and engineers are confident that this 3D technique will soon be in everyday use on the shop floor.

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