3D display without glasses
True 3D Without Glasses: the Eye-Catcher for Your Trade Show Booth
Your product floats in the screen in three dimensions. Visitors see it in true 3D, many at once, without glasses or anything to put on. Move your head and you look around the product. The displays come from Looking Glass, and we develop the content from your 3D data.
Why it works
A visitor magnet that needs no explanation
True 3D, no glasses
Each eye sees its own image. The product has depth like a real object, without glasses or a headset.
Many people watch at once
Unlike a VR headset, everyone in front of the booth sees the same thing at the same moment. Conversations start on their own.
Nothing to put on or clean
Nothing to hand out, explain or disinfect. The display runs all day long.
Interactive on request
Visitors turn the product on a tablet or touchscreen, open details and choose variants.
Use cases
What you can show in true 3D
Products, characters, animations and spatial videos. From a small desktop unit to a large format in the room.
Your product to look around
Built from your CAD data or 3D models. Visitors see shape, material and details from every side.
Eye-catcher at the booth
Built into the booth wall, on the counter or as a column. The display draws attention from the aisle to your booth.
Characters and mascots
Animated characters greet visitors, explain or advertise. They look as if they were standing inside the screen.
Large format in the room
At 86 inches for lobbies, shop windows and showrooms. Content looks like objects behind a pane of glass.
Spatial videos and exhibitions
Existing videos can be turned into spatial content. For museums, exhibitions, reception areas and innovation labs.
Devices
Which 3D display fits your use case?
We source the displays from Looking Glass Factory and deliver them with finished content.
| Device | Depth according to the manufacturer | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Small portrait display | a few centimeters | Counter, reception, small products |
| 16 inches | about 23 cm (9 in) | Trade show counter, shop window, sales floor |
| 27 inches | about 40 cm (16 in) | Trade show booth, showroom, exhibition |
| 86 inches | about 60 cm (2 ft) | Lobby, shop window, large booth wall |
| Light field display, 16 and 27 inches | up to 100 viewing angles | Products to look around, museums, labs |
Displays and product images on this page: Looking Glass Factory. Manufacturer information as of October 2026.
Packages
Display and content from one source
You get the display fully set up, with content from your 3D data. Prices on request.
For the trade show counter
Product in 3D
on request
One product in depth on the 16-inch display, as a loop. The fastest way to an eye-catcher.
Included
- 16-inch display by Looking Glass
- One product from your CAD data
- Animation as a loop
- Setup and briefing
Runs on
- 3D display
For the trade show booth
Interactive eye-catcherRecommended
on request
On the 27-inch display, with a tablet to turn, open and choose variants. The same 3D data then runs in your 3D showroom.
Included
- 27-inch display by Looking Glass
- Several products or variants
- Control via tablet or touchscreen
- Setup and briefing
Runs on
- 3D display
- Tablet
- Browser
For lobbies and shop windows
Large format
on request
On the 86-inch display, for places where people walk past. Rotating content, with a character or spatial video on request.
Included
- 86-inch display by Looking Glass
- Rotating content
- Character or spatial video
- On-site setup
Runs on
- 3D display
All prices net. We sell the displays together with the content. We reuse existing 3D data, for example for your 3D showroom or an application for the VR headset.
Questions about the 3D display without glasses
What is a 3D display without glasses?
A screen that shows each eye its own image. This creates true depth without glasses or a headset. Some call it a holographic display or hologram display. It means the same thing: the image has depth, and when you move, you see the object from a different angle.
How many people can watch at the same time?
Several, with no waiting. Everyone in front of the display sees the content in depth, each from their own angle. That is the big difference to a VR headset, which only one person wears at a time.
VR headset or 3D display: what fits my trade show booth?
The 3D display pulls people from the aisle to your booth: instantly, without explanation, for many at once. The VR headset is the deeper experience, where one person operates your product at full size. You can combine both, from the same 3D data.
Read more: VR at the trade show booth
What content do you need from us?
CAD data or 3D models in all common formats. We optimize them for the display and remove sensitive information. If there is no 3D model yet, we build one from photos and drawings. Existing videos can be turned into spatial content.
How much does a 3D display with content cost?
It depends on display size, number of products and interaction. We will give you a price after a short conversation about your use case.
Where do the displays come from?
From Looking Glass Factory in the USA, the manufacturer of these displays. We source them for you and deliver them with finished content. We develop the software and the content.
What should float on your booth?
Tell us about your product and your next trade show. We will tell you which display fits and what it costs.
Your contactTim B. Frank Founder and Managing Director