Pinchas Gutter has many stories to tell about his life during World War II. His entire family was killed in the Nazi death camps, and he can hardly remember his sister with the “golden hair.” Now 82, he and survivors like him won’t be around much longer to talk of their experiences, which is why one university has made a virtual replica of Gutter so that those in the future can meet him and engage him in conversation.
Image: Photo: USC Institute for Creative Technologies A hologram of Holocaust survivor Pinchas Gutter interacts with classroom students during a demonstration of the New Dimensions in Technology project.
