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#1100: Looking Glass Factory’s Holographic Displays feel like Magical Portals: Demystifying their Lightfield Display Technology
Looking Glass Factory has been producing Holographic Displays for a number of years with their Kickstarted Dev Kit and then their $400 Looking Glass Portrait, and at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 9th they publicly premiered their 65-inch Holographic Display with a piece there called Zanzibar: Trouble in Paradise. I took an opportunity to visit the headquarters of Looking Glass Factory in the Greenpoint Neighborhood of Brooklyn during my trip to New York City in order to see their interactive and CGI demos on their new 65-inch Holographic Display, and it was like looking into a Magical, spatialized portal into another realm.
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By Voices of AILooking Glass Factory has been producing Holographic Displays for a number of years with their Kickstarted Dev Kit and then their $400 Looking Glass Portrait, and at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 9th they publicly premiered their 65-inch Holographic Display with a piece there called Zanzibar: Trouble in Paradise. I took an opportunity to visit the headquarters of Looking Glass Factory in the Greenpoint Neighborhood of Brooklyn during my trip to New York City in order to see their interactive and CGI demos on their new 65-inch Holographic Display, and it was like looking into a Magical, spatialized portal into another realm.