Application
Airports and transport
Nowhere do so many people wait with so much time as at an airport or station. A hologram turns that waiting time into attention: a life-size moving image travellers walk up to by themselves. One runs permanently at Brussels Airport.
- Proven at Brussels Airport: a permanent holographic showcase
- Unmanned and available day and night
- Advertising, wayfinding or service in one striking spot
Why a hologram works at airports and stations
Travellers at airports and stations have waiting time and spend it on their phones. For brands and services these are at once the most expensive and busiest square metres there are; standing out is difficult and costly.
A hologram wins that attention back. A life-size moving image without glasses is new to most travellers; they walk up to it, keep watching and photograph it. The unit runs unmanned, day and night, and you change the content remotely.
The result is a permanent crowd-puller in a place where every passer-by has time to look: as a showcase for a brand, as a service point, or as a special welcome from the city or the terminal itself.
How clients use it
At Brussels Airport a permanent Holobox stands as a holographic showcase for whoever waits for their flight: permanent, unmanned and always current.
View the Brussels Airport caseA brand using the arrivals or departures hall as its stage: product launches and campaigns in the spot with the greatest reach.
A virtual service agent showing travellers the way or answering common questions, in several languages, linked to a live employee for the exceptions.
A welcome from the city or region in the arrivals hall: the first thing visitors see immediately becomes the most shared image.
Suitable products
Practical: space, power and installation
A Holobox needs nothing more than a standard wall socket and a stable internet connection, and is in place within an hour. We take care of delivery, installation and loading the content. For managed environments such as terminals we coordinate the installation with the site manager; content management can be fully remote.
Frequently asked questions about holograms at airports and stations
Can the unit run permanently and unmanned?
Yes. At Brussels Airport our Holobox runs as a fixed, unmanned installation; content and management are handled remotely.
What about safety and regulations in a terminal?
The unit is a closed piece of furniture with toughened glass and only needs a wall socket; we coordinate the placement in advance with the site manager and their requirements.
Can the content be changed remotely?
Yes. New campaigns or messages are staged remotely, without an engineer on site.
Does the image work in a bright hall with lots of glass?
Yes. The unit's own light box and the anti-reflective glass keep the image clear and deep even in bright environments.
Ready to make boundless impact?
Book a no-obligation demo and see for yourself how a true-to-life hologram makes your story unforgettable.