How we help technology and telecom companies
The challenge in this industry
Technology and telecom companies sell things people cannot see: 5G networks, AI, cybersecurity, semiconductors, partner networks. At a large tech event or in a corporate experience centre, that work has to be shown in a way visitors understand and remember.

These are also global companies. Leaders sit in one country while the audience is in another, and flying an executive in for a single address takes days.
How we help
We create anamorphic 3D content for LED walls at trade shows, holographic walls and interactive 3D touch screens for experience centres, and live HoloBox holograms that put a leader on stage at full height from another city or country.
Projects
C-DOT at India Mobile Congress 2025
C-DOT wanted a strong way to present its work at India Mobile Congress 2025, Asia's largest tech event. We supplied a custom L-shaped anamorphic LED display with 3D illusion content, LED hardware integration and real-time content management, showing 5G, 6G, AI, quantum technology, cybersecurity and IoT.
Solutions used: anamorphic LED, 3D content. Read the case study.
IBM holographic partner wall
We designed and installed a holographic wall at IBM's Experience Centre in Bangalore. It presents IBM's partner network in a visual format that every visitor walking through the centre sees.
Solutions used: holographic wall. Read the case study.
Tata Electronics experience centre
Tata Electronics Private Limited was set up in 2020 as a greenfield venture of the Tata Group. It works across four business lines: Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS), Semiconductor Assembly and Test, Semiconductor Foundry, and Design Services.
For its experience centre we built an interactive 3D touch-screen platform that runs offline and meets NDA-grade confidentiality.
Solutions used: interactive 3D touch screen. Read the case study.
Capgemini experience centres
Capgemini runs both its Experience Centres, in Mumbai and Hyderabad, on a live 3D hologram display. A leader in France appears at full height in Mumbai and speaks to the room live. Both centres follow the same five-step holographic telepresence sequence on the same night, and we run the capture, stream and post-production.
Solutions used: HoloBox. Read the case study.
Hitachi HR Convention
Lorena Dellagiovanna, Senior Vice President and Executive Officer at Hitachi, Ltd., stood in a Tokyo studio and addressed Hitachi's global company event in New Delhi at full height. The audience needed no glasses or headsets. We ran the capture, the stream, the live show and post-production on a hire basis, and the address took an afternoon rather than a week.
Solutions used: HoloBox, live hologram. Read the case study.
Solutions that fit
Anamorphic 4D content for LED walls
Anamorphic content makes your product look like it is coming out of the screen. On a corner (L-shape) or curved LED wall, visitors see a 3D illusion without glasses. It is the fastest way to get people to stop at your booth and film it on their phones.
- Flat, L-shape (90°), inward L and curved LED wall formats
- Built from your CAD files, product photos and brand story
- Typical film length 30–90 seconds, looped for the show
- Content sized to the exact LED wall at your venue
HoloBox: life-size hologram display
HoloBox is an 86-inch 4K transparent display that shows a person or product as a life-size hologram. Use it to bring your managing director to a conference live from another city, or to run an AI avatar that answers visitor questions at your booth, in several languages.
- Live two-way holographic streaming of leaders and experts
- AI avatar trained on your product catalogue and FAQs
- 3D product showcases and interactive quizzes
- Available to buy or rent for an event
Holographic displays and HoloCube
Holographic displays show a 3D product floating in mid-air. HoloCube is a cube-shaped display that lets visitors walk around your product and see it from every side. Both work well when booth space is small and the product is too big or too valuable to bring.
- 360-degree product view as a floating 3D hologram
- HoloFan holographic walls for larger booths and lobbies
- Can be combined with touch screens and games
Frequently asked questions
How does Metaverse911 help technology and telecom companies?
Metaverse911 helps technology and telecom companies show things people cannot see, such as 5G networks, AI, cybersecurity and semiconductors. It creates anamorphic 3D content for LED walls at trade shows, holographic walls and interactive 3D touch screens for experience centres, and live HoloBox holograms that put a leader on stage at full height from another city or country.
What did Metaverse911 build for IBM's Experience Centre in Bangalore?
Metaverse911 designed and installed a holographic wall at IBM's Experience Centre in Bangalore. The holographic partner wall presents IBM's partner network in a visual format that every visitor walking through the centre sees. It is one of Metaverse911's projects for technology companies, alongside work for C-DOT, Tata Electronics, Capgemini and Hitachi.
What did Metaverse911 build for the Tata Electronics experience centre?
For the Tata Electronics experience centre, Metaverse911 built an interactive 3D touch-screen platform that runs offline and meets NDA-grade confidentiality. Tata Electronics Private Limited was set up in 2020 as a greenfield venture of the Tata Group, working across Electronics Manufacturing Services, Semiconductor Assembly and Test, Semiconductor Foundry, and Design Services.
How does Capgemini use HoloBox in its Experience Centres?
Capgemini runs both its Experience Centres, in Mumbai and Hyderabad, on a live 3D hologram display. A leader in France appears at full height in Mumbai and speaks to the room live. Both centres follow the same five-step holographic telepresence sequence on the same night, and Metaverse911 runs the capture, stream and post-production.
How did Hitachi use a live hologram at its HR Convention in New Delhi?
At Hitachi's HR Convention, Lorena Dellagiovanna, Senior Vice President and Executive Officer at Hitachi, Ltd., stood in a Tokyo studio and addressed the global company event in New Delhi at full height as a live hologram. The audience needed no glasses or headsets. Metaverse911 ran the capture, stream, live show and post-production on a hire basis.
Our work in technology & telecom

C-DOT
An L-shaped anamorphic LED display for C-DOT at India Mobile Congress 2025
Read the case study
IBM
A holographic partner wall for IBM’s Experience Centre in Bangalore
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Tata Electronics
An offline 3D touchscreen platform for the Tata Electronics experience centre
Read the case study
Capgemini
Live hologram telepresence for Capgemini’s Experience Centres in Mumbai and Hyderabad
Read the case study
Hitachi
A live hologram keynote from Tokyo for Hitachi’s event in New Delhi
Read the case studySolutions we use in this industry
Exhibition solution
Anamorphic 4D content for LED walls
Anamorphic 4D content for flat, L-shape and curved LED walls. 3D illusion films built from your CAD files that make visitors stop at your exhibition booth.
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Exhibition solution
HoloBox: life-size hologram display
HoloBox is an 86-inch 4K transparent display for life-size holograms: live-streamed leaders, AI avatars and 3D products. Available to buy or rent for events.
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Exhibition solution
Holographic displays and HoloCube
HoloCube and HoloFan holographic displays show your product as a floating 3D hologram. Single fans or full holographic walls for compact booths and lobbies.
See the solutionFurther reading
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Insight · VR training
The 3-minute rule: running high-throughput VR and hologram displays at corporate events
How a professional services firm ran VR and hologram fans at an internal summit, using 3-minute experiences to serve about 15 people per headset an hour.
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