Looking Glass provides holographic conversations with Liteforms

The North American manufacturer of holograms Looking Glass combines light field technology with ChatGPT in Liteforms to create more immersive holographic conversations, No headphones, for retail use, Outdoor advertising, leisure, Etc.

The platform Liteforms you just filed Looking Glass is powered by the patented technology of 3D holographic visualization, No headphones, Developed by this company and by the big Linguistic models (LLM).

This is explained by its co-founder and CEO, Shawn Frayne: "Looking Glass is well known for developing the most realistic holographic solutions that bring 3D digital content to life., All without the need for headphones. In recent years we have been prototyping new forms, Not just seeing holograms, but also of Communicate with them".

In this process, "and thanks to the great advances achieved by linguistic models such as ChatGPT, now it is possible -emphasizes Frayne-. We're excited to see how brands around the world use Liteforms to connect their fans with the magic of talking holograms and Live".

The applications of this technology are huge, and that's why Looking Glass is already collaborating with Retail, Outdoor advertising and leisure Location-based.

This new development Enable brands to create memorable experiences for your audience, Buyers or visitors combining high-impact holographic displays with conversational holographic characters that can convey your product and service offering., Commercial messages and more.

"Brands are looking for innovative ways to connect with their audiences, so they are increasingly resorting to chatbots text-based. Liteforms can make this type of interaction immersive and real, as it makes it easier for customers and holographic characters to have a conversation, no need to write".

Liteforms will be offered through a Subscription model with enterprise tiers, which will allow the creation of custom characters, either in terms of appearance, voice or training with specific knowledge, to which it is already possible to enroll in the company's beta program.

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