by Janna gave me a wonderful present last night: Jack The Cat immortalized forever in a ten-pound 3D Hologram cube of optical glass. Jack hasn’t been feeling well — he’s doing better now — so it was a delight to see Jack-in-the-Cube’s glimmering face looking back at me in a 3D Hologram.
The amazing 3D Hologram technology is by Looxis.
You submit a photo for scanning — you can also sit live and have your face scanned — and Looxis does the rest.
Your cube can be viewed in natural light — an eerie and exhausting experience — or you can buy a multi-color LED carousel that will turn your hefty cube and light it up with a kaleidoscope of glittering color.
You can actually see the details of Jack’s fur as the cube turns. Forgive the ugly quality of these iPhone images. The glass shimmers as Jack’s face floats before you:
You can also sit for a live scan:
The Looxis software with contour you in a 3D Hologram:
The Vitrolux laser will then, incredibly, engrave your craven image inside the optical cube in four minutes.
The Looxis 3D Hologram Optical Cube isn’t a cheap process. Our store was running a special — Buy One, Get One Half Off — so Janna and I each have our own Jack-in-the-Cube and the total price was around $450.00USD for both cubes and two rotating rainbow carousels.
A better gift was never given.
Wow. Beautiful. Really puts my $40 Disney Land cubes to shame. I will take photos of them when I find them and put links to them here. 🙂
Yes, please show us your Disney cubes, Gordon. That would be a lot of fun to see!
Word on the street is now that they are at my mother’s. I will have to remember to look for them when I go to Princeton next.
Okay, got it, Gordon. I think you should make the pix into an informative article!
Good idea – though I can boil it down for you in three sentences to start:
Bought the first one on a whim. Bought the second one because Elizabeth and I had Vampire Bear with us this time. Bought the third one because we felt bad that Shrimpy bear wasn’t in the first two. 🙂
Sounds like great fun, Gordon! Can’t wait to read your article!
Oh wow! Such a lovely idea to immortalize a loved one! Congrats David!
Hi Katha!
You’re right about immortality. This Jack cube will last from now until the end of the earth if I buried it deep enough in the ground!
Hi, I actually own a Looxis laser store in Virginia. We actually carry
the very size glass cube shown and can get the exact product with the rotating light bases for about $ 130.00 USD .
Are you still set up in the Potomac Mill Mall?
Hi Mike —
Why are your cubes so much cheaper than those in NYC?
Does Looxis regulate franchise pricing?
Mike,
I am thinking about opening a looxis kiosk.(but not in your area…don’t worry) How is your business in Virginia? I was amazed by the cube. I also bought one in New York city. Would love to talk with you by phone. If interested please email back.
Thank you,
Linda
Linda, How is your kiosk doing, where do you have it set up, how much did it cost and where did you get the equipment? I just saw a booth at the Ohio state fair and was blown away. We bought a small one for 25.00, very reasonable. I am retired and would love to set up something in a high end mall. Any information you could pass along would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jim
bought same size cube w/my wife & I for val. day in nyc 3 d w/out base 249.00 usd another 50.00 usd for base will try too send pics later
We’d love to see your images, Jason. Where in NYC did you buy yours?
Would anyone know where I can Buy the machine/equipments, I would like to open my own kiosk
I like to buy the machine can i please have details
Thanks