musubi uses a Hololuminescent Display to turn ordinary photos and short video clips into holograms that float in front of the frame without any headset. Everything is stored on the device and processed locally, so there is no cloud account and no subscription attached to your family pictures. It sits on a desk or shelf like a photo frame; the only real requirement is a photo with some depth in it.
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