Signage that stops people, and runs itself.
Life-size content on loop, in a lobby or on a stand. No operator once it's loaded.
Holographic digital signage uses a HoloBox911 to play life-size 3D content on loop, without glasses and without an operator. Monotech's CEO welcome ran this way for four days at IMTOS 2025. At Race Eco Chain, the same box that greets visitors plays Race's videos and ads between them.
Where it has run
| Client | What it played | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Monotech Engineers, IMTOS 2025 | The CEO's life-size welcome, on loop from hall open to hall close, for four days | Case study |
| Race Eco Chain, reception | Race's videos and ads, between visitors greeted by the AI receptionist | Case study |
On a show floor
At IMTOS 2025, Yashobhoomi, Monotech's reel was loaded locally and looped through open hours, with no live link, no operator and no resets. On a busy show floor it did the job of premium digital signage: it stopped the aisle and ran itself.
In a lobby
Race Eco Chain's gold-finish HoloBox911 runs Maya, its AI receptionist. Between visitors, the same box plays Race's videos and ads, so the unit works all day, not only when someone arrives. See the AI receptionist.
Why it differs from a flat screen
- Life-size: a person or product appears at full height, not on a flat screen.
- No glasses: visitors see it in 3D in a lit space.
- Runs itself: recorded content plays locally, with no live link.
- Indoors: keep it away from direct sun and glass roofs. See hologram display or LED wall?
What it needs
- Content made for a transparent panel: our XR Design Centre in Noida can make it. It usually takes 2 to 4 weeks.
- A place to stand: an earthed socket and a level floor. See what a venue needs.
Questions, answered.
Does it need an operator?
No. Monotech's looped welcome ran for four days with no operator.
Can signage share the unit with an AI avatar?
Yes. Race Eco Chain's box plays videos and ads between visitors, and runs its AI receptionist when someone arrives.
Can it go outdoors?
No. The HoloBox is for indoor use, away from direct sunlight and glass roofs.
Last reviewed 5 November 2026.
What should it play all day?
Tell us the space and the message, and we'll plan the content.