News Summary

Looking Glass, a Brooklyn-based startup known for its work in 3D holographic screens, has announced the launch of Musubi, a consumer-focused digital picture frame. The device uses artificial intelligence to transform photos and videos into holograms displayed within the frame, offering a 3D viewable experience from nearly 170 degrees. The Musubi aims to make holograms accessible to the average consumer, aligning with the sci-fi vision of bringing holograms into everyday life. With no need for Wi-Fi, apps, or subscription services, the Musubi processes images and videos through a PC or MacBook program provided by Looking Glass. It can store up to 1,000 images and has a built-in rechargeable battery lasting up to three hours.