Most people do the same thing the first time you hand them a 3D Folca.
They press it once, lift it to their eyes, go quiet for a second — then pass it to the person next to them.
How it works
It looks like an ordinary card, in a size you've seen a hundred times. Press it and it pops open into a 3D viewer; hold it up to your eyes and the image jumps into depth. Nothing to fold, assemble, or connect. No app. No battery.
This isn't lenticular — the image doesn't shift as you tilt it. It uses a side-by-side (SBS) method: a separate image for your left and right eye, so your brain builds real depth on its own.
What can go on it
Anything. We print custom — museum collections, concert posters, idol and athlete photos, corporate logos, travel scenery. If it's an image, it can become a 3D card.
We also have ready-made lines: the Korea Heritage Series (8 national treasures), the World Art Series (4 works incl. Van Gogh and Hokusai), and the Animal Series (8 incl. lion, giraffe, red panda, capybara, penguin).
See the full lineup here.
At the shelf
Stand it open and it sells itself. Customers pick it up before any staff member explains it — and that's exactly why it works in a gift shop.
Patented in Korea and Japan. US patent pending.
