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Medusa Mirror

A cone-shaped mirror made from ultra-thin, highly reflective nano material that fans a single laser beam into dozens of independent beams. It weighs almost nothing and attaches to any surface with double-sided tape — no motor, no moving parts, no fuss.

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Medusa Mirror flat-packed before folding, front and back panels shown

Ships flat as a single die-cut sheet — front and back panels fold together into the cone, no tools or glue required.

How it works

Ships flat, works instantly

Ultra-thin, highly reflective nano-material construction
Folds from a flat sheet into a faceted cone in under a minute
Splits one incoming beam into dozens of independent output beams
No motor, no moving parts, nothing to maintain
Mounts to any surface with double-sided tape — ceiling, rig, or truss

In the field

One beam, dozens of directions

Close-up of the Medusa Mirror facets — The facets, up close

Medusa Mirror fanning a laser beam across a ceiling — A single beam, fanned into a canopy

Medusa Mirror in use at a live event with a 7.5W laser — Running a 7.5W laser at a live event

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We can ship a finished mirror, sized and tuned for your beam.

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