Looking Glass
Official page Looking Glass 27"
Shared glasses-free 3D visualization for anatomy and imaging
$10,000 · sold outPrice checked: November 2, 2026 · Official price source
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USE-CASE GUIDE
Healthcare
Training, visualization & remote expertise
Shared 3D and telepresence may improve communication around anatomy, education and specialist access. Clinical claims require evidence, data governance and an approved workflow.
Built for Hospitals, medical educators, simulation centers and health-technology teamsFILTERED PRODUCT SHORTLIST
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Proto
Official page Proto M2
Remote expert communication in a compact format
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Proto
Official page Proto Luma
Life-size education and remote presence
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Guides for a better decision
Use caseSpatial displays in healthcare: promising uses and hard limits
Education, anatomy and remote expertise can benefit—but clinical claims require evidence and governance.
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ExplainerLight-field displays explained: what you actually see
A practical explanation of multi-view 3D, viewing zones and why glasses-free depth is different from a conventional screen.
Read guideBuyer’s guideProto M2 buyer's guide: tabletop telepresence without the hype
What the M2 is designed to do, what its workflow requires and which buyers should request a demonstration.
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