Looking Glass Factory
Looking Glass Factory is a company that makes 3D displays, specifically: flat-focus autostereoscopic displays.
Their displays are not holographic, despite the company's claims. The displays generate a 3D image but they do not use holography to do so.
The images that the Looking Glass displays generate prompts vergence-accommodation conflict.
Looking Glass Factory originally worked on volumetric displays, but switched to autostereoscopic lenticular displays.[1]
Looking Glass was co-founded by Shawn Frayne. Some of the displays operate on the principle of lenticular lenses.[2]
They do most of their manufacturing in China.
History[edit]
Looking Glass' early display was the L3D Cube, which is an LED cube.[3]
The company received funding from Brad Feld's firm Foundry Group.
Products[edit]
Products in timeline order.
References[edit]
- ↑ Case, Use (2022-04-09). "Survey_of_Alternative_Displays/alternative-displays/volumetric.md at development · laserpilot/Survey_of_Alternative_Displays". https://github.com/laserpilot/Survey_of_Alternative_Displays/blob/development/alternative-displays/volumetric.md.
- ↑ Bienz, Jared (2021-09-26). "How Looking Glass makes you see 3D". https://www.roadtomr.com/2021/09/26/3381/how-looking-glass-makes-you-see-3d/.
- ↑ "The L3D Cube Starts the 3D Display Revolution". 2024-03-06. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv09E5Ry2wE.