Holograms
Someone on stage who isn't there
Two ways to put a person or a product in the room as a hologram: a life-size hologram box, often called a holobox, that stands on the floor, and a stage hologram that appears beside real presenters on a near-invisible holo mesh. Both run pre-recorded content or a live feed from somewhere else, on hardware we build ourselves.
A hologram earns its place when someone or something cannot be in the room: a founder in another country, a product too large to ship, a person an audience would give anything to see on stage. It also works when the thing can be there but should not look ordinary — a new model turning in mid-air draws more eyes than one sitting on a plinth.
We build the hardware ourselves and produce the content with the same team that makes our projection mapping shows. That matters, because a hologram is only convincing when the content is filmed, lit and framed for the illusion.
Two formats
A box on the floor, or a figure on the stage
The first decision
Pre-recorded or live?
Pre-recorded
Produced in advance, played on cue- Filmed or animated content, finished and approved before the event
- Plays the same way every time, as often as you need
- No dependence on an internet connection
- Right for product reveals, performances and tributes
Live
A real person, in real time- The presenter is filmed in another place and appears as it happens
- Needs a suitable filming setup at the presenter's end
- Needs a reliable internet link between the two places
- Right for keynotes, guest appearances and announcements
Both formats run either way, and one event can use both: a recorded opening, then a live guest.
Capabilities
What's included in holograms
Hologram box
A free-standing, life-size cabinet in which a person or product appears to stand in three dimensions — for exhibition stands, lobbies, showrooms and receptions.
Stage hologram on holo mesh
A fine mesh stretched across the stage carries the projected image, so a figure seems to stand in the space beside live presenters and performers.
Live, from anywhere
A presenter filmed in another place appears on your stage or in the box in real time.
Pre-recorded shows
Filmed or animated content, produced by our own team and played back exactly on cue, as many times as the event needs.
Hardware built in-house
We build the hardware ourselves, so the size and setup are made to fit the venue and the content instead of the other way round.
Content made for the illusion
Hologram content is lit and framed differently from ordinary video. We film, light and animate it specifically for the box or the mesh.
Hologram box
A person or product, standing in a box
Often called a holobox. It stands on the floor like a display cabinet, and is watched up close by people passing by.
Product display
A product shown life-size or larger, turning, opening up or assembling itself.
A presenter who is elsewhere
A founder, expert or guest appears life-size, recorded in advance or live.
Receptions and lobbies
A greeting or a guide at an entrance, a hotel lobby or an experience centre.
Exhibition stands
A reason to stop at your stand when every other one has a screen.
What it needs
Floor space for the cabinet, a power supply, and lighting around it that is not too bright.
Built to fit
Because we build the hardware, the size can follow the space and the content.
Stage hologram
A figure on stage, beside real people
A fine holo mesh is stretched across the stage and a projector throws the image onto it. From the audience the mesh disappears and the figure appears to stand in the space.
Launches
A product or a presenter appearing on stage at the moment of the reveal.
Keynotes and guest appearances
A speaker in another city on your stage, recorded or live.
Weddings and tributes
A grand entry, or a tribute to someone who cannot be there.
Concerts and stage shows
A figure or effects sharing the stage with live performers.
What the stage needs
A stage that can go dark, control of the stage lighting, and an audience seated in front rather than at the sides.
What the content needs
A figure filmed against a dark background and lit for the stage it will appear on.
How we deliver
From idea to on stage
Tell us who or what appears
The person or product, the venue, the date, and whether it must be live.
Choose the format
We recommend the box or the stage mesh, and check that the venue suits it.
Produce the content
We film or animate the content for the format, or set up the live link and test it.
Install and rehearse
The hardware goes in, the lighting is set, and the full sequence is rehearsed in the venue.
Run the show
Our crew operates the hologram for the event and removes the hardware afterwards.
Industries we serve
FAQ
Questions we hear a lot
Is it a real hologram?
Strictly, no. A hologram in the scientific sense is recorded with lasers. What events call a hologram is a carefully made illusion: an image shown in a way that makes a person or object appear to stand in three-dimensional space, with nothing visible around it. Done properly, with the right lighting and content, the audience reads it as someone or something really being there.
What is the difference between the hologram box and a stage hologram?
The hologram box is a free-standing cabinet for one life-size figure or a product, seen up close by people walking past. A stage hologram uses a holo mesh across the stage and is seen by a seated audience from the front, with the figure appearing among real people on stage.
Can a hologram be live?
Yes. A presenter is filmed against a dark background in another location and appears on your stage or in the box in real time. Live shows need a suitable filming setup at the presenter's end and a reliable internet link between the two places. We also do pre-recorded holograms, which do not depend on a connection.
What does a stage hologram need from the venue?
A stage that can be made dark, control over the stage lighting, an audience seated in front of the stage rather than to its sides, and room to position the projector and the mesh. We check the venue before quoting.
What is a holobox?
Holobox is a name commonly used for a hologram box: a life-size display cabinet in which a person or product appears as a hologram. Ours is hardware we build ourselves.
What does a hologram cost?
We quote per project. The price depends on the format, whether it is for a single event or a longer installation, whether the content is live or pre-recorded, and how much content we produce.
Where do you deliver?
In India and internationally. Travel, transport and crew stay are listed separately in the quote.
