Holograms

Laser Holograms

Laser holograms use full-colour laser projection to create sharp, floating line-based imagery — logos, typography, vector graphics and outlines suspended in space. With haze or light smoke, the beams become visible, creating that sci-fi light-in-air effect clients immediately connect with.

Our laser holograms pair incredibly well with our laser light shows.

The look is clean, high-tech and graphic. Because the system renders edges rather than surfaces, it delivers clarity and impact instead of realism.

The mesh screen stays near invisible until projection hits it, so the content reads as light in the room, not a standard projection.

Common Applications

  • Logo reveals and product launches
  • Corporate branding and keynote visuals
  • Trade show displays and exhibition centrepieces
  • Architectural linework and conceptual sketches
  • High-tech stage features and light shows

Video Holograms

Video holograms project photorealistic motion content onto a near-invisible mesh using 3D projection mapping. People, products, animations and textured objects can appear to occupy real space rather than a screen.

This approach is used when realism, human presence or detailed visual storytelling matter. A presenter can appear virtually, a product can rotate with visible colour and texture, or a process can be animated volumetrically. Unlike laser systems, this handles surfaces, shadow and depth. If you prefer to project on a building or solid surface, check out our projection mapping or building projections.

Filming talent or organic forms usually involves green screen and background removal. Logos, 3D models and existing video assets can be adapted quicker. Controlled lighting gives the strongest effect, and darker venues work well. Systems run from media servers, live-cued or automated. Outdoor setups are viable where wind is manageable.

Common Applications

  • Human presenters and virtual appearances
  • Product showcases with full texture and colour
  • Architectural and real estate visualisation
  • Immersive brand experiences and launches
  • Animated storytelling and short-form content

Almost anything.

  • Logos: PDF or AI with layers or vectors preferred
  • Video: Any format, often converted to remove backgrounds and apply effects
  • 3D assets: Usable, adapted based on laser or video needs

Same-day is possible, but day-before access is preferred.
A two-person crew handles standard installations.

With a 0.5m stage, at least 4m total ceiling height.
Ceiling rigging is ideal, which avoids structures. Truss totems or structural frames are used where rigging isn’t available.

Dark conditions give the best results. Dim venues are workable, but bright stage light on the mesh reduces the effect.

Yes. Moderate wind is fine; the mesh stays stable under typical outdoor conditions.

Unfotunately, the laws of physics do not allow this.

We get a lot of calls asking for this. The projection in the Batman movie is fantasy, and not possible in the real world. Technically, in very specific conditions we can (and have) projected on low clouds but only as a bonus to an existing mountain/building projeciton.