Life-size holographic displays: no headset, no glasses between you and the image.
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HoloTube renders life-size holographic figures, products, and environments inside a freestanding column of light. Visitors approach it, touch it, and speak with it. Our DirectVue technique projects the image with no headset and no glasses to look through — so it becomes a natural part of the space.
Life-size holograms of Apollo astronauts answer questions. Many hours of interviews were recorded, so a visitor can ask a question and get that astronaut’s genuine response. This older HoloTube remains a popular attraction.
Weatherford’s tools are only inches wide, but hundreds of feet long. A custom HoloTube kiosk put a life-size hologram of their products inside a trade-show footprint, with a touch screen even allows visitors to open it up and operate the tool.
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Our virtual host and giant interactive screens bring stories to life about how carbon management is transforming the world. Spotlights, a giant video wall, and directional sound guide viewers through the experience.
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Visitors can view a holographic map that also shows the many changes to the complex over the decades. Visitors touch a destination on the console and it lifts out of the map in the HoloTube. This serves as a map and history lesson all in one.
Six HoloTubes present six Navy carrier crew members, each telling their own story in their own voice. Personal narratives lead to more questions and interactive demonstrations of tools.
A custom HalfPipe HoloTube built for international medical congresses. Host and patient stories were filmed once, then deployed city to city. Content was re-skinned for a new audience each season.
Put a spokesperson, a figure from history, a robot, a product, or an entire environment inside the tube — filmed, scanned, or fully CG, and driven by real-time conversational AI when you want it. We can produce everything end to end.
Filmed talent or a faithful digital double of someone real.
Photoreal models visitors can rotate, open, and explore.
Fully CG figures, characters, and environments.
Add a real-time AI host that answers in any language.
HoloTube Materia is a photoreal 3D capture of a real object, an artifact, a rare specimen, a detailed product, shown life-size inside a HoloTube. Visitors rotate it, zoom in, and pull it apart, exploring every angle and hidden detail while the original stays safe behind glass. Another Exhibitry original.
Rotate, zoom, and disassemble, even reveal hidden detail with x-ray views.
Priceless artifacts, rare specimens, or richly detailed product models.
The real object stays safe behind glass; the hologram does the exploring.
A HoloTube for every space — the same technique at every scale.
The family runs from tabletop units to room-commanding installations, with the same headset-free holographic image at every scale. We size the tube to the space and to the story — not the other way round.
Countertop scale for reception desks, trade shows, and retail.
Human-scale columns that hold a lobby or a gallery floor.
The largest format — the piece people travel to see.
Every HoloTube responds to people the way the space calls for — by touch, by gesture, or by voice.
A photoreal 3D interactive simulation of real objects: spin it, open it and operate everything at a fingertip.
Our award-winning TouchFree system tracks hand movement in mid-air.
Speak naturally and the host answers in real time.
The tube, the content, the install and the support all come from the same building. There is no third party in the middle.
HoloTube is Exhibitry’s life-size holographic display. Figures, products and environments appear inside a freestanding column of light that visitors approach, touch and speak with, in normal room light.
At Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, where visitors ask an Apollo astronaut a question and get that astronaut’s own answer; at the National Naval Aviation Museum; at the Ion Center in Houston; and in trade-show exhibits and corporate spaces.
No. HoloTube is direct-view. People walk up to it and see the image with their own eyes, from any angle, in normal room light.
Yes. It holds up in full exhibition lighting, which is where a lot of projection-based holograms fall down.
No. There is no angled glass to read the image through. That is what lets people walk right up to the tube and around it.
It can. A HoloTube can play beautifully produced recorded content, or run a real-time conversational AI host that answers out loud in any language — or blend the two.
About an hour of someone’s time for a standing capture, rather than the multi-day shoots this kind of work used to require.
From tabletop units up to landmark-scale installations, using the same technique at every scale. We size the tube to the space and the story.
We do. It is designed, fabricated, installed and supported by the same studio, for the life of the installation.
Tell us about the space — we’ll show you what fits.
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