The Looking Glass is the easiest way to see holographic content.
The future of 3D is headset free, group viewable, and available today.
Featuring a patented combination of hardware and software technologies, the Looking Glass re-imagines how the world can see and interact with real-time holographic content.
After our first webinar, many folks reached out to learn more about who’s using holographic displays today. Now Looking Glass Factory Co-founder and CEO Shawn Frayne shares a bit about our effort inventing the Looking Glass, our first major integrations in the scientific and medical spaces with Schrodinger and Kitware, and how it all began with R&D. Watch it now!
Powering 3D Workflows at Leading Companies
“The most striking thing about the Looking Glass is how real the objects inside appear to be.”
Linus Sebastian
Linus Tech Tips
“The most mind-blowing technology I’ve seen in years. It’s the truly futuristic, deeply immersive display we’ve always dreamed of.”
Jake Lodwick
Founder, Vimeo
“They’ve gone from 2-D stuff to actual digital holograms that are interactive and it’s amazing.”
Zach Hoeken Smith
Co-founder, Makerbot
“A beautiful and elegant piece of technology, affording the viewer the dignity of seeing 3D worlds without strapping a thing to their head.”
David O'Reilly
Artist & Game Designer, Mountain
“Finally, people can actually build experiences, build interactions that happen in 3D in autostereoscopic, no-glasses 3D. It’s what everyone’s wanted all along.”
John Underkoffler
CEO, Oblong
“I’ve been working on and studying 3D displays for a long time, and the Looking Glass is the first that delivers on the promise of the hologram. It feels like you’re experiencing something out of a sci-fi movie.”
Matt Parker
Assistant Professor, NYU
“My experience with Looking Glass was that really that it’s magic. The way in which you experience 3D is much more natural and instinctive in terms of seeing how you can understand the layers of a space.”
Suchi Reddy
Architect & Founder, Reddymade