Our factory
Made in The Hague
Nothing imported off the shelf, but engineering of our own: every Holobox and Holowall is designed, built and thoroughly tested in our workshop before it leaves the door.
Fully bespoke
Size, colour, branding and even the type of glass: everything can be adapted to your brand and your space.
Quality guaranteed
Building it ourselves means control over every part, from LED panel to anti-reflective glass.
Quick to respond
Repair, upgrade or a rush job? The lines are short, because everything happens under one roof.
Come and see how a hologram is built
Nothing convinces like seeing it yourself. Plan a visit to our factory in The Hague, watch the production and experience every display live, including a demo with your own content, if you like.
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What happens in the workshop
A Holobox is not a converted display case with a screen inside it. The units are assembled here from parts we choose ourselves, and that is exactly where the differences between suppliers arise.
- Transparent LCD panels in 4K, assembled by us rather than converted consumer screens
- Tempered glass with an anti-reflective coating, around 99% light transmission, so the black stays black
- An in-house light box of 90,000 lumens that spreads the light by reflection instead of straight from behind
- Camera and microphone built into the housing, touchscreen optional
- Every unit runs a test cycle here before it leaves the building
Why the lighting principle matters
Most hologram cabinets light the panel straight from behind. That works, but the light does not fall equally everywhere: darker transitions form in the corners and at the seams, and you see them back as disturbance in the image.
We guide the light along the panel by reflection. It therefore spreads evenly across the whole image, right into the corners. If you are assessing displays from different suppliers, look deliberately at the corners and the seams in normal ambient light; that shows you at a glance which principle is inside.
Custom work starts at the source
Because the units are assembled here, adjustments happen during construction and not afterwards with film and clamps. A custom colour, a logo in the housing, a different format or another type of glass are part of the build process. The development team that makes the interactive software sits in the same workshop, so hardware and software are tested together rather than tied to each other on site.
What in-house production means after handover
Warranty, repair or an upgrade runs through the team that assembled the unit itself: no chain of importers and dealers in another time zone. Parts are held in stock in The Hague, which is the difference between a day of downtime and half a season of waiting. For trade fairs, it is the reason we can plan delivery and installation inside the official build-up and break-down window.
Coming to see for yourself
A tour takes about an hour: you see the workshop, the units set up in the showroom and, if you wish, your own footage on a unit. That last part is the fastest way to judge whether the effect suits your situation. The factory and showroom are at Tiber 10 in The Hague; visits by appointment, so that someone walks along who can answer your questions.
Ready to make boundless impact?
Book a no-obligation demo and see for yourself how a true-to-life hologram makes your story unforgettable.