What the demo shows
HoloBox in a retail setting. Products, collections, virtual models or brand mascots appear as interactive 3D hologram videos, which draw shoppers in, demonstrate features and tell the brand’s story.
Who it is for
Retailers and brands with several stores who want in-store displays that draw visitors in, and advertisers who want data on how their content performs.
How it works
- Capture: retailers record hologram videos of product demonstrations, mascots and promotions with a smartphone or a HoloBox Studio Kit, with no technical expertise needed.
- Manage: a cloud-based system organises, schedules and synchronises content across stores, keeping the brand consistent while allowing local changes.
- Send: content goes out over Wi-Fi to HoloBox units at every location, so updates and campaigns go live straight away.
Holograms can be combined with gamified content, touchscreens and QR codes for personal interactions, and advertisers get real-time performance data and analytics.
Where it is used
HoloBox is available to rent from ₹75,000 a day for the unit only, plus GST. Purchase is by enquiry. The two examples below are other retailers’ hologram displays. They are not Metaverse911 projects.
Example from another retailer: Walmart
Walmart uses holographic displays in store so shoppers can view and turn 3D holograms of products with hand gestures, which suits launches and promotions. At the Walmart Museum, a hologram of Sam Walton acts as a brand mascot and shares the company’s history and values.
Example from another retailer: Matin Kim
Korean fashion retailer Matin Kim installed Holobox Luma systems with audio at five stores in April, and the hologram videos gained global business media attention. A fleet management platform lets the brand change content across all stores, or in single stores, to respond to fashion trends.
Talk to our team to see HoloBox for retail.
Related: HoloBox on rent, HoloBox price guide.
