Dan Smalley's research lab at BYU is actively developing 3D volumetric holography technology.
The video is a bit old, but it has a few fun demos of the capabilities they've developed.
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That’s not a hologram though.
Seems fun but also no idea how that could be scaled or made to work in consumer products.
Strictly speaking that's not holography if I understood it correctly. Holography is based on interference created by a surface with a special pattern, and it doesn't require any matter other than the diffractive surface. Whereas here they say they move "particles" (what particles? dust? atoms?). Still pretty cool of course and a thing on its own.