HOLOVISIO HOLOGRAM

The hologram is much more than a simple visual effect: it is a strategic lever for capturing attention, triggering emotions and engaging your audience in the long term. In a world saturated with visual information, it offers a differentiating and memorable solution, transforming your campaigns into memorable experiences.

Our holographic solutions are deployed in numerous places and events across Belgium:

- Shop windows (Avenue Louise in Brussels, shopping streets in Liège or Antwerp)
- Stands and conferences (Brussels Expo, Namur Expo, Flanders Expo in Gand)
- Pop-up shops, art galleries and museums
- Product launches, corporate events, technology and watch fairs

Thanks to their strong visual impact, our 3D holograms fit perfectly into innovative POS and immersive communication devices.

Yes, each project is entirely custom designed. From 3D animation to immersive interaction, our content is perfectly aligned with your goals and reflects your brand values, for maximum impact.

Today, businesses are facing major challenges: saturation of advertising messages, declining consumer attention, and the search for more engaging experiences. The hologram is positioned as an innovative and powerful solution to overcome these obstacles. It instantly grabs attention, creates memorable interactions, and differentiates your brand in a competitive environment.

The hologram improves your visibility, extends the interaction time and reinforces the engagement of your audience. It positions your brand as innovative and premium, while offering a significant return on investment through an immediate and lasting impact.

One hologram Is a three-dimensional image obtained using a technique called Holography, using light beams (often a laser beam) to capture and restore the light emitted by a real object. Contrary to an image photographic classical, the hologram allows a visualizing Immersive of the object under different angles, giving the illusion that it is floating in the air, like a phantom. This technology is at the heart of the uses of Augmented reality And of Virtual POS, especially in storefront.

Yes, we organize demonstrations on request, either in our showroom (near Paris), or directly by videoconference. It is the ideal opportunity to test the 3D effect in conditions and discover our different formats.

We offer a complete solution:

- Localized strategic advice
- Creation of custom 3D content
- Installation, configuration and technical support
- Short or long term rental/Sale

Reading a hologram means interpreting the three-dimensional image that he plans. Depending on the medium used (pyramid, transparent film, LED, etc.), it is enough to observe from a certain angle for the image to appear in relief. There is no need for a pair of glasses.

In Belgium, the installation can be carried out swiftly depending on the availability of equipment and the complexity of the project.

Our technical teams are based in Île-de-France but we can intervene anywhere in Europe with great reactivity.

THEHolography was invented in 1947 by the physicist Dennis Gabor, who received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971 for his work onlight interference. His method exploited the Wavelength Of monochromatic lasers to generate images Virtual in Three dimensions. The invention of laser in the 1960s allowedimprove projection and to make holograms sharper, giving rise to a technology that is now used in mixed reality or visual effects Futurists.

Les uses of the hologram are varied and powerful, in particular for:
- Attracting attention in the windows with images Virtual floating, often projected via LED fans or laser projectors,
- Train and explain In a way Interactive in the sectors of health, industry or video game,
- Create interaction immersive at trade shows or brand events, sometimes integrating experiences from mixed reality,
- Pay homage to artists like Amy Winehouse thanks to projections Futurists in 3D,
- Secure documents thanks to micro-holograms that are difficult to falsify, which use Wavelength light to be verifiable with the naked eye or via a spectator assisted.

Holograms make it possible to projecting An image that seems float, generating a optical illusion significant for spectator, without the use of glasses. Their integration into environments Virtual or interactive is constantly growing.

The difference resides in reality in the experience lived by the spectator.
One hologram is screened in real space, often using a LED fan, of a spotlight or a technology of monochromatic light, to give the illusion that an object virtual floats in the air.
Conversely, a virtual reality headset (like helmets Oculus Rift or others VR headsets) allowsenter into reality Of a virtual-world completely digital.
Les virtual reality headsets actually allow a complete immersion in video games, simulations, or environments Futurists, cut off from the real world. THEhologram, him, Aim in reality unto presenting reality in an enriched and visual way, directly in the physical environment.

One hologram does not replace a VR headset, but he Aim in reality unto Uncover reality from a new angle, in a way Immersive and Visual.While a virtual reality headset plunge the user into a form of reality wholly Virtual, the hologram actually allows of Grasp reality by completing it: he can create an augmented reality in front of the spectator without the need to wear a VR headset. These two technologies Aim in reality different purposes: holograms are ideal for presenting reality in an event context, of training Or of POS, while the vr is perfect for explore a virtual world or simulate complex environments, especially in video games or vocational training.