HoloBox: life-size hologram display

What HoloBox is

HoloBox is a commercial-grade transparent display that shows people and products as life-size 4K holograms. Content plays on a see-through, high-transmission panel, so it appears to float in mid-air with nothing behind it. Visitors see it without glasses or headsets.

It comes in 5, 6 and 7 foot sizes, to suit meeting rooms, exhibition booths, reception areas and leadership events.

Who it is for

• Event and conference organisers who want a leader on stage from another city or country.
• Exhibitors who want visitors to stop and engage at the booth.
• Companies that want a hologram host in their lobby or experience centre.
• L&D teams opening a training space with a message from leadership.

How it works

There are four main ways to use a HoloBox.

Show a product as a 3D hologram

Your product appears life-size inside the HoloBox, and visitors can look at it from every angle. It suits anything from cars to jewellery.

Run an AI avatar

A life-size AI avatar answers visitor questions and guides them through your brand, in several languages. It can be trained on your product catalogue and FAQs.

Stream a person live

A leader, presenter or guest is projected into the room in real time as a life-size hologram, wherever they are. Two-way streaming lets them see and respond to the audience.

Let visitors explore by touch

With the touch interface, visitors tap to choose questions, browse products and trigger animations.

Running it on the day

HoloBox runs on our own operating system, built for 3D holographic content. One app controls everything: upload and play videos, start live streams, switch display modes and change settings. The unit arrives flight-cased. You power it on, load your content through the app and go live, with no specialist crew needed.

What is included

HoloBox is available on two commercial models. The right one depends on how often you will use it and where.

Outright purchase

Permanent installations for corporate headquarters, experience centres and busy reception lobbies.

Event rental

Temporary, turnkey installations for exhibitions, trade shows, corporate launches and marketing campaigns.

Where it has been used

• Maruti Suzuki: opened its Vendor Conference 2026 for 600 vendor representatives with a life-size hologram. At the MQFC 2025 event, a touch-screen HoloBox let dealers explore vehicle mechanics and parts in 3D without glasses.
• Hitachi: we streamed the Tokyo leadership team life-size into the Hitachi HR Convention in New Delhi, handling both the live stream and post-production.
• Capgemini: an AI receptionist in the HoloBox greets partners in the main lobby and guides visitor registration.
• Monotech Engineers: a hologram welcome message from Mr Pranav Aggarwal greeted visitors at the IMTOS 2025 booth throughout the 4-day show.
• Spark Minda: a life-size hologram of the leadership team welcomes learners into the Smart Dojo Room with the L&D vision message.
• Kingdom of Bahrain: we built an API-driven HoloBox experience that turned a family tree into a holographic display that can be updated over time.
• Shahi Exports ran a holographic runway on its Bharat Tex 2026 stand, and Fluidra showed an Olympic pool as a 3D hologram at The Times of India SFI Expo 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What does a HoloBox cost?

It depends on whether you buy or rent, and on how you will use it. Talk to our team for a quote for your event or installation.

Can I rent a HoloBox for an event or exhibition?

Yes. Event rental is a turnkey service for exhibitions, trade shows, launches and campaigns.

What size is the HoloBox?

The display is 86 inches with 4K resolution. The unit is available in 5, 6 and 7 foot sizes.

Do viewers need special glasses?

No. The hologram is visible to the naked eye.

How does the hologram effect work?

Content plays on a transparent, high-transmission 4K panel. Because there is nothing behind the image, people and products appear to float in mid-air.

Which industries use HoloBox?

Our clients include automotive (Maruti Suzuki), engineering (Hitachi, Monotech Engineers, Spark Minda), IT services (Capgemini), textiles (Shahi Exports) and pool equipment (Fluidra).