If you already cut video in tools like Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut, you’re closer to holograms than you think. Hololuminescent Displays (HLDs) are designed to work with traditional video workflows, not replace them. You’re still working with frames, timelines, and exports—only now

Trade shows have always been about two things: commerce and awe. Long before LED walls and branded booths, world’s fairs and industrial expositions taught us that progress needed to be seen to be believed. Every generation since has found new ways to stage that spectacle, turning innovation into real

“Deploying digital signage across multiple corporate locations presents unique challenges… infrastructure standardization, content localization, remote management/maintenance, security, and employee training.” – Industry Report Why this matters now (and why new technology like XR/VR hasn’t fixed it) Immersive tech is more important than ever—but deploying XR or VR

At this year’s New York Comic Con, we teamed up with VeVe, the leading digital collectibles platform known for bringing beloved franchises like Marvel, Disney, and Star Wars into the Web3 era. Together, we set out to answer a simple but powerful question: What does it feel like to

It’s never been easier to make something. In 2025, every brand is a content studio. Generative video tools, photogrammetry apps, and real-time rendering have turned creation into a matter of clicks. Scenes that once took a team of animators can now be produced by one person in an afternoon.

Sometimes, progress doesn’t look like more—it looks like less. Less gear. Less friction. Less of a gap between what we imagine and what we can actually do. When we started building holographic displays over a decade ago, we were chasing a very specific vision: to make 3D feel

Brooklyn, NY - July 1, 2025 - Today, Looking Glass, the leader in light field display technology, announced that its most powerful three-dimensional display to date, the Looking Glass 27", is now shipping to customers. Complementing the release is a suite of software updates designed to enhance 3D application

We are excited to announce the beta of the newest version of our plugin that focuses on driving increased performance for real-time applications across all of our supported platforms. Using a range of new rendering methods, we have been able to achieve 2-4x the performance of our current version. The

A Unity-Based Integration Showcasing Enterprise Apps in 3D on Looking Glass ESRI's ArcGIS users work with 3D data every day, including terrain, elevation, photogrammetry, underground utilities, and more. Even with all this depth and data, most of it is still viewed and shared on flat, 2D screens. What

It’s been a year of breaking through dimensions at Looking Glass, and we couldn’t have done it without you. What happens when holograms step into the spotlight? 2024 showed us exactly that. The year kicked off with WIRED and GIZMODO crowning us as the "weirdest (and coolest)

Have you had a chance to explore our 3D model viewer? It’s a fast and effortless way to visualize models on our new range of Looking Glass spatial displays—no development needed. Collaborating and viewing 3D content on a Looking Glass has always been easy. Now, bringing 3D models

In today’s rapidly advancing 3D technology landscape, Looking Glass is unique in its ability to present group-viewable 3D media —without the need for headsets or special glasses. Traditional 3D systems typically only accommodate a single viewer and rely on uncomfortable or cumbersome accessories like headsets or require precise head

Michael Rubloff is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with 3D imaging, bringing us closer to a world where 2D photography is just a memory. As the founder of Radiancefields.com and an innovator in Radiance Field technology, Michael is cataloging the evolution of 3D mediums, such as Neural

In this interview, we dive into the world of 3D artist and VR developer Azad Balabanian. From his early inspirations in volumetric video to his current work in pushing the boundaries of photogrammetry and holographic displays, Azad opens up new avenues for creating and showcasing art that transcends traditional flat

When I sat down to write a series of posts outlining the different ways to get spatial and holographic media into a Looking Glass display, I realized I was putting the cart before the horse. Before diving into the 'how', I would first need to address the '