Poczytałem sobie o tym trochę i to właściwie w praktyce przesyła obraz trójwymiarowy i tworzy jego iluzję, a nie przesyła (nie transmituje) iluzji. Stąd alternatywna propozycja.

"In 1976, Thomas learned how concave mirrors can be set up to create the illusion of a 3-dimensional object. She believed this would be revolutionary if technology could be harnessed to transmit this illusion. With an eye to the future, Valerie Thomas began experimenting on an illusion transmitter in 1977. In 1980, she patented it. In operation, concave mirrors are set up on both ends of the transmission. The net effect of this is an optical illusion of a 3-dimensional image that looks real on the receiving end. This brilliant innovation placed Thomas among the most prominent black inventors of the 20th century."

http://www.black-inventor.com/Valerie-Thomas.asp