Games and quizzes, with a wave.
Visitors play without touching the glass. A wave of the hand is enough.

A HoloBox911 can run gesture-based games, quizzes and surveys, played touch-free with a wave of the hand. Visitors don't need to touch the glass. It's a capability of the HoloBox, and we plan each game with the client.
What it is
Gesture-based games, quizzes and surveys, played touch-free with a wave of the hand. They run on the same HoloBox911 that carries AI avatars, product holograms and recorded messages.
When it suits
- When visitors shouldn't touch the glass: gestures need no contact.
- When you want a reason to stop: a game gives visitors something to do at the stand.
- When you want answers: a quiz or survey asks visitors questions, rather than only telling them.
Gesture or touch?
| Gesture | Touch | |
|---|---|---|
| How visitors play | A wave of the hand, touch-free | Tapping the glass |
| Suits | Games, quizzes and surveys | Menus, questions and 3D models |
| Real example | Not yet a published case study | NatWest Group, Fluidra, Anaptyss |
Combine it with other content
One HoloBox can run more than one kind of content. NatWest Group's unit switched between a touch menu, an AI avatar and a live banker through the day. A game can sit alongside an AI avatar or a product hologram in the same way.
Questions, answered.
Do visitors need to touch the screen?
No. Gesture-based games, quizzes and surveys are played touch-free, with a wave of the hand.
Can you make a game for our brand?
Tell us what you want visitors to do, and we'll say what we can build. Content made for a client usually takes 2 to 4 weeks.
Can I try it first?
Tell us what you want, and we'll say what we can build.
What kind of games can run on a HoloBox911?
Gesture-based games that visitors play without touching the screen, plus touch quizzes. They range from quick brand quizzes to decision games, such as a risk-profile game where a visitor makes ten choices and gets a result. HoloBox911 builds games around your brand, and you can try one before you decide.
Last reviewed 5 November 2026.
What should visitors play?
Tell us the event and the audience, and we'll suggest a game, quiz or survey.






















