Real 3D.No glasses.No headset.

Looking Glass.

Glasses-free 3D displays, from 16 to 86 inches. Holographic for advertising, light field for interactive 3D.

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Real depth, seen by everyone.
No glasses, no headset.

HLD or LFD

Two families. Two jobs.

Both show 3D without glasses. The difference is who they are made for.

HLDHololuminescent Display

Built to capture attention.

Holographic presence from a standard video.

The HLD is made for retail and advertising: stores, shop windows, train stations, airports, events and brand moments. It takes an ordinary video and gives it real depth, so products, characters and people seem to stand inside the screen. No 3D pipeline, no special lighting: it installs and plays like a regular display.

Retail storesShop windowsTrain stationsAirportsEvents & trade showsDigital signage
Seen by a crowd at onceBuilt for very wide viewing angles, so everyone walking past sees the effect at the same time.
LFDLight Field Display

Built for complex 3D.

Interactive 3D, seen from every angle.

The LFD is made for people who work with 3D: creators and developers in Unity, Unreal or Blender, engineering, design and biotech teams, schools, labs and museums. A model, a part, a molecule or a building is shown in volume from up to 100 viewpoints and can be explored in real time.

3D creators & developersEngineering & designBiotech & medicalEducation & trainingR&D labsMuseums
For the people in front of it*Its light field works within a 53° viewing cone, for one person or a small team around the screen.
Advertising and standard video? Choose the HLD.orInteractive 3D and complex models? Choose the LFD.

For an ad, the LFD is complete overkill. The HLD was created exactly for that job.

* Preliminary specifications, subject to confirmation. Final data sheet on request.

How it works

From idea to real depth.

Four steps, all handled by ORBIS, from the first call to the first visitor who stops.

Choose

HLD for advertising, LFD for interactive 3D. Then the size, from 16 to 86 inches.

Create

Every display ships with content made for it. ORBIS Studio creates the video or the 3D scene.

Install

Desk stand, VESA wall mount, or floor totem for the 86 inch. As thin as a frame.

Play

HLD plays standard video over HDMI. LFD runs live 3D from a computer.

Sizes

Five models. Two families.

Three holographic sizes for retail, two light field sizes for interactive 3D.

Hololuminescent Display · HLD

HLD 16 inch

For counters, fixtures and close-range brand moments.

16″15.6″ diagonal (39.6 cm) · portrait
  • Full HD 1080p*
  • 1.7 cm (0.67 in) thin*
  • Standard video over HDMI
  • Desk stand or VESA wall mount
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A product floats above the counter, right where the customer decides.

HLD 27 inch

For shop windows, stores and campaigns.

27″68.5 cm diagonal · portrait
  • 4K UHD*
  • 2.2 cm (0.87 in) thin*
  • Standard video over HDMI
  • Desk stand or VESA wall mount
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Products, characters and spatial campaigns, in a window people stop at.

HLD 86 inch

For halls, stations and airports.

86″218 cm diagonal · portrait
  • 4K UHD*
  • About 5 cm (2 in) thin*
  • Standard video over HDMI
  • Floor totem or wall mount
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A person at full scale, with about 60 cm of perceived depth, seen from across the hall.*

Light Field Display · LFD

LFD 16 inch

For the desk of 3D creators, developers and visualization teams.

16″landscape or portrait
  • 4K OLED*
  • Up to 100 viewpoints, 53° viewing cone*
  • About 23 cm (9 in) of depth*
  • Live 3D from Unity, Unreal, Blender
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Turn a model in your hands, without a headset, and show it to the person next to you.

LFD 27 inch

For labs, classrooms, museums and interactive installations.

27″landscape or portrait
  • 5K*
  • Up to 100 viewpoints, 53° viewing cone*
  • About 40 cm (16 in) of depth*
  • Live 3D from Unity, Unreal, Blender
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The largest light field model, for a group exploring the same 3D object together.

* Preliminary specifications, subject to confirmation. Final data sheet on request.

Models & specs

The numbers.

HLDLFD
Made for
Retail and advertising
Interactive 3D, visualization and research
Sizes
16″, 27″ and 86″*Portrait
16″ and 27″*Landscape or portrait
Resolution
Full HD (16″)*4K UHD (27″ and 86″)
4K OLED (16″)*5K (27″)
Thickness
0.67 in (1.7 cm) on 16″, 0.87 in (2.2 cm) on 27″*About 2 in (5 cm) on 86″
Depth
Real depth inside the panel*About 2 ft (60 cm) perceived on the 86″
Up to 100 viewpoints*53° viewing cone
Audience
Many people at onceVery wide viewing angles
One person or a small teamIn front of the display
Content
Standard video over HDMI*Made by ORBIS Studio
Interactive 3D*PC with dedicated graphics or a recent Mac
Audio
No built-in speakers*3.5 mm output for external speakers
Mounting
Desk stand, VESA mount*Floor totem (86″ only)
Desk stand, VESA mount*
Glasses
None
None

* Preliminary figures. Final data sheet on request.

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Where it works

From the shop window to the lab.

HLDLFD
Shop windowsLuxury retail countersTrain stationsAirportsTrade show boothsBrand spaces
3D creators & developersProduct visualizationEngineering & designBiotech & medicalEducation & trainingMuseumsR&D labs

FAQ

Product FAQs

HLD or LFD, what they show and which size to pick.

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Do people need glasses or a headset?

No. Both families show 3D to the naked eye. Viewers simply look at the screen.

What is the difference between HLD and LFD?

The HLD is made for retail and advertising: shops, shop windows, train stations, airports. It plays a standard video with real depth and is designed to be seen by many people at once, with very wide viewing angles. The LFD is made for complex, interactive 3D: creators and developers, engineering, design and biotech teams, education, labs and museums. For a simple ad, the LFD is overkill: the HLD was built for that.

Which one for a store or a shop window?

The HLD. It plays standard video, needs no 3D pipeline, and a whole crowd can see the effect at the same time.

Which one for 3D creators, labs or museums?

The LFD. It shows up to 100 viewpoints of a real-time 3D scene, so a model, a part or an organ can be looked at from every side and manipulated live.*

Can a group watch at the same time?

Yes, both work without glasses for several people. The HLD is designed for crowds with very wide viewing angles. The LFD works best for the people in front of it, within a 53° viewing cone.*

Which size should I choose?

HLD: 16 inch for counters and fixtures, 27 inch for windows and stores, 86 inch for life-size presence in halls, stations and airports. LFD: 16 inch for a desk, 27 inch for a review room or a showroom. We help you choose during the demo.*

* Preliminary specifications, subject to confirmation. Final data sheet on request.

Installation FAQs

Mounting, connection, sound and content.

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How is it mounted?

On a desk stand or a VESA wall mount. The 86 inch HLD can also stand on a floor totem. The HLD panels are only 0.67 in (1.7 cm) thin on the 16 inch and 0.87 in (2.2 cm) on the 27 inch, about 2 in (5 cm) on the 86 inch.*

What content does it play?

HLD: a standard MP4 video, exported for the display and played over HDMI from a media player. LFD: interactive 3D scenes from Unity, Unreal or Blender. Every display ships with content made for it by ORBIS Studio.

What does the LFD need to run?

A computer with a dedicated graphics card or a recent Mac, connected to the display.

Does it have speakers?

The HLD has no built-in speakers. External speakers connect to its 3.5 mm audio output.*

Where can I see one?

Book a demo and we show you both families side by side.

* Preliminary specifications, subject to confirmation. Final data sheet on request.

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