The new device is said to be powered by Looking Glass Factory’s proprietary light field technology featuring 33.2 million pixels with over a billion-count color gamut at 60 Hz for the highest fidelity. The team noted that it operates on optical principles and a software platform that doesn't require using any head-tracking or VR or AR headsets. Engineering, mapping/GIS, medical imaging, entertainment, and other teams can benefit from its possibilities.
"Having access to a glasses-free holographic display is a massive breakthrough, and presents an exciting prospect for teams working in immersive computer graphics, visualization, and content creation," said Kim Libreri, CTO, Epic Games. "The Looking Glass holographic display provides a stunning level of realism, and we look forward to seeing the innovations that emerge with the support of Unreal Engine generated content."