Looking Glass unveils 5K 27-inch light field 3D display

Summary

In a leap forward for 3D technology, Looking Glass has unveiled a groundbreaking 27-inch holographic display that brings immersive experiences to groups without headsets or glasses, powered by an iPad for portability and affordability. This innovative device, with its 5K resolution and 16 inches of virtual depth, offers seamless multi-user interaction, perfect for industries like retail and entertainment. Priced at $8,000 pre-order (available until April 30) with shipments starting in June 2025, it's set to revolutionize how we engage with complex spatial concepts, making 3D more accessible than ever.

Additional Summaries

"Looking Glass launched its innovative 27-inch holographic light field display, offering immersive 5K 3D experiences without headsets or special gear. Powered by iPads, it reduces costs and complexity, ideal for brands, retailers, and entertainment sectors. The compact design delivers realistic depth and multiple perspectives, enhancing user engagement."

Looking Glass has introduced its latest 27-inch holographic light field display capable of delivering immersive 3D experiences without the need for headsets or glasses. This display is optimized for group use and can be powered by an iPad, reducing operational costs for businesses. Pre-orders are now available with a 20% discount. The device boasts 5K resolution and 16 inches of virtual depth, making it suitable for various applications including research, training, and live events.

Looking Glass unveiled its Looking Glass 27-inch holographic light field display with 5K 3D graphics. Looking Glass said brands, research labs, and innovators are building headset-free 3D experiences across industries with Looking Glass. Looking Glass light field displays are targeted a retail, entertainment and more. And during the summer of 2022 Looking Glass announced the world’s largest holographic display, the Looking Glass 65-inch and the first way to share holograms on the internet on the Looking Glass Blocks platform. The primary difference between a normal 5K display and the 5K light field display is the depth: 16 inches of perceived depth.