Looking Glass has introduced Looking Glass Go, a portable holographic display merging high-resolution holograms and the creative prowess of AI. Building on the triumph of Looking Glass Portrait, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Looking Glass Go. Looking Glass has been making holographic displays for a while, but will introduce a new, portable and ...

There are several reasons why 3D televisions failed, and one of them was the lack of 3D content. Well, there’s a new 3D “holographic display” in town — the Looking Glass — and the company behind it is ...

Last year, the Looking Glass Factory launched a Kickstarter for a portable "holographic" display that shows three-dimensional imagery without requiring the viewer to don funky glasses. Now the Go is ...

Looking Glass is a Brooklyn-based startup building 3D holographic displays. They are targeted at 3D designers who might want to create experiences and graphics without wearing a VR headset for long ...

The company is crowdfunding its first pocketable display. The company is crowdfunding its first pocketable display. is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and ...

Holographic display hardware startup Looking Glass Factory unveiled its first real product Tuesday: the Looking Glass 8K Immersive Display aims to provide companies with a way to view 3D assets as ...

Displays are getting pretty over-the-top lately, but Looking Glass Factory’s 65-inch 8K holographic display definitely takes the cake. This Brooklyn-based startup is known for its displays that ...

Looking Glass unveiled its Looking Glass 27-inch holographic light field display with 5K 3D graphics. The 27-inch is the company’s most powerful 3D display to date, and it is optimized for delivering ...

What good is 3D? Does depth give you anything worthwhile in an interface that’s most likely flat anyway? Is “immersion” as a metric really worth that much? Even as a ton of startups and big companies ...

We’ve seen some holographs already while roaming the halls at trade shows like InfoComm and ISE. They’re a relatively new format in the digital signage world, but mostly, they’ve been relegated to a ...