The Looking Glass Gen2 Can Transform Photos into 3D Images
Niko Pajkovic — March 3, 2022 — Tech
References: lookingglassfactory & electronicsforu
Last year, Looking Glass, a New York-based company specializing in holographic technology, unveiled its second-generation 3D holographic displays dubbed the Looking Glass Gen2 and the 8K Gen2. Both products are powered by the brand's advanced light-field technology, which is able to produce "free-floating" 3D holograms. The new devices can be used to convert digital photos taken with a smartphone into 3D images or videos.
However, it is worth noting that the new products do not deliver a technology upgrade from the original models. Instead, they provide upgrades in overall size and quality. For example, the Portrait version now boasts a 7.9-inch display, while the 8K model is 32 inches. In addition, the new displays are thinner and lighter than the previous models and utilize new materials that reduce ambient reflections.
Image Credit: Looking Glass
However, it is worth noting that the new products do not deliver a technology upgrade from the original models. Instead, they provide upgrades in overall size and quality. For example, the Portrait version now boasts a 7.9-inch display, while the 8K model is 32 inches. In addition, the new displays are thinner and lighter than the previous models and utilize new materials that reduce ambient reflections.
Image Credit: Looking Glass
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