Holus is a tabletop device that converts digital content into a 3D hologram. Their Kickstarter campaign has nearly doubled its goal of $40,000 in its first 2 hours.
Holus is a square tabletop platform which encases a glass pyramid upon which media is projected from below. The result is a 3D image which can be viewed from 360 degrees around the machine.
Holus comes in two versions: Pro and Home. While the Pro version is slightly bigger, the main difference is that it comes with an SDK license to develop apps for the device.
The device will eventually retail for $850, but can be pre-ordered for an early bird price on Kickstarter now.
Welcome to episode 167 of Geek Bytes Podcast.
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