Immerse audience like never before in 3D content with the help of world’s largest high resolution holographic display. The next phase of holographic display is on us, and Looking Glass is making every effort that it is at the tip of the spear when it comes to leading that charge. Let’s go deep into how Looking Glass 8K Immersive Display works and all, how it is going to help us.
On Tuesday, New York and Hong Kong-based startup revealed the latest Looking Glass 8K Immersive Display.
Former versions of the product – the Looking Glass Standard, Pro and Large series were all effective and showed how they can fit in between the world of emerging augmented reality solutions and traditional computing interfaces. In fact, the Looking Glass Pro enhanced the experience by even supporting 4K resolution.
Thus you can guess, the new Looking Glass 8K builds based on the previous dynamics. But, the increased resolution actually takes the holographic display to the next level. The realism can be stunning.
Looking Glass 8K works based on optical principles and a software platform which don’t need any VR or AR headsets, head-tracking. Thus it is ideal for companies which need to collaboratively interact or view with 3D images in the areas such as Mapping/ GIS, retail, medical imaging, and entertainment.
Looking Glass 8K measures at 32″ and holographic depth calculated in feet rather than inches. It will be available worldwide, with the public demonstrations at the Digital Content Expo in Japan. Most of them are Pre Ordering these to avail them.
This system works with a proprietary 45-element light field technology, and is a true holographic window that takes you into another world and can be experienced by a group of people.
Looking Glass 8K provides an unparalleled 33.2 million pixels with over a billion-count color gamut at 60 Hz. With all these features it not just the largest holographic display in the market today but also comes with the highest fidelity.
However, Looking Glasses devices can’t interact with the interfaces in Augmented Reality and virtual objects via headsets and smart glasses. But, they can survive along with AR smart glasses in the mere future and for the ones who aren’t equipped with AR smart glasses.
