It stands to reason that someone observes mirrored imaging according to the direction of viewing if you draw something on the transparent material. The authors dislike this mirrored imaging problem, although it is not a fatal defect. In 2021, our research group proposed window signage using dye‐doped thin film layer to avoid this problem of mirrored imaging. But our 2021 model had a defect that the transparency of a glass window with half mirror layer was less than the general glass material without half mirror because of image generating mechanism. To solve this “reflect surroundings” problem, we needed to find new technology for generating color using a transparent material. This paper shows a unidirectional observable window signage using holographic imaging or holographic optical elements for unidirectional color generating by light controls, how to make structural colors using holographic recording technology and material development.
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