Looking glass factory announced the introduction of a holographic display, which does not require glasses or other technology to see the effect The display can be viewed by a group of 50 people, and generates up to 100 3D content from 100million light points every 60 seconds.
The company claims that its 8K resolution, 65 inch display is five times larger than any other 3D light and shadow display in the past. The new monitor is group viewable, which means it is different from many other products that can only be viewed by one person at a time.
Springbok entertainment is one of the first companies to use this technology. It premiered its new film Zanzibar: troubles of heaven at the Tribeca Film Festival. Looking glass factory pointed out that this is the first holographic film displayed at the Tribeca Film Festival. Similar to the transformation from photos to movies, from radio to television, and from black and white to color in the last century, the 5-inch viewing glass factory will usher in a great change in the way of media consumption, from planar 2D media to deep 3D media. No head display or 3D glasses are required.
Springbok entertainment said that the substantial increase in size provides 3D story makers with an ideal canvas to promote an immersive experience. This display consolidates the mainstream opportunities and applications of immersive media, effectively providing the industry with a missing puzzle, which in turn will accelerate its overall growth. Although the looking glass factory has incorporated a lot of technology into this display, it still maintains a slim size with a display thickness of 3 inches.