This is what Maruti Suzuki deployed. Two capabilities, one enclosure, one event day.
Maruti Suzuki hired the unit to answer vendor questions on stage. It is the same unit, unreconfigured, that carries the five jobs below — worth knowing before you decide whether to hire one or install one.
750+ project records from Maruti Suzuki's own DigiLib, trained on-premise with Ollama. Vendors asked about internal projects and process improvements; the avatar answered from sanctioned records — this is the job the unit was hired to do.
Rane's quality head shot in one session, post-produced to ten minutes, played in the same box on the same day. No live link, no bandwidth dependency.
Annual targets and quality standards delivered to a tier-1 room by a leader who appears at full height rather than on a projector screen behind the lectern.
A gearbox or brake assembly too heavy to carry to a conference floor, rotated and pulled apart at life size in front of the people who machine it.
A new supplier asks about documentation, standards or escalation paths and gets the sanctioned answer, in their language, without booking anyone's calendar.
The same avatar stationed at an entrance, answering visitor questions on schedule or on sensor trigger, with no one rostered to stand beside it.
The person who can answer your question is almost never in the room. An AI avatar hologram closes that gap the only way a room accepts — by putting something person-sized in front of you that responds when you speak to it.
A HoloBox renders a life-size, photorealistic figure — a digital human — inside an 86-inch 4K transparent LCD enclosure. No headsets, no 3D glasses, no darkened room; everyone sees it at once, naked-eye.
As an interactive kiosk it behaves like an AI receptionist you can talk to. For Maruti Suzuki the deciding factor was that it runs on-premise — a private AI avatar, on their own hardware, answering only from content they approved.
Discover how HoloBox911 enabled Maruti Suzuki to deliver multilingual AI conversations, support multiple event formats, and provide accurate, brand-approved responses through one immersive holographic platform.
750+ project records sat in DigiLib. A vendor with a question about one of them had to know it existed, know where to look, and find someone free to ask. Most never did.
Internal project detail and process improvements are not material you post to a third-party API. Any system that answered on it had to run where the data already sat.
The avatar had to take live questions and a produced supplier film had to play — same slot, same enclosure, no interval to reconfigure between them.
It is a transparent optical enclosure that renders a figure at human height, so a room reads it as something standing there rather than something being shown. The HoloBox uses an 86-inch 4K transparent panel. Nothing is worn, nothing is set up, and the lights stay on.
Your content is ingested and used to train a model. A far-field mic array picks up the spoken question, the model answers from that content only, and a life-size avatar delivers it in natural voice with lip-sync and gesture. Supporting detail surfaces on the 22-inch touch overlay beside it.
Yes — that is the point of it. Maruti Suzuki exported 750+ project records from their internal DigiLib, and the avatar answered vendor questions from those records at Vendor Conference 2026. It answers from what you sanction, in your categories, not from the open web.
No. The Maruti Suzuki avatar was trained on-premise using Ollama, so the project corpus never left their own infrastructure and no external API ever saw it. Where internal detail cannot be uploaded to a third party, this is what makes the deployment possible at all.
Yes, and Maruti Suzuki did both in one day. The avatar took live vendor questions, and a produced ten-minute film of Rane's quality head played in the same enclosure. Switching format is a media change, not a rebuild — there is no reconfiguration between them.
Nothing is worn. The effect is glasses-free and headset-free, and every person facing the unit sees it at the same moment. On a conference floor that matters — you cannot hand a thousand vendors a headset, and you would lose the room while you tried.
Standard mains power, and either a connection or local media depending on what it is doing. It is self-contained: no rigging, no special lighting, no darkened room. An on-premise avatar needs somewhere to run the model. Full specifications are in the HoloBox911 brochure.
Yes — that is the point of the Maruti Suzuki build. The on-premise AI avatar was trained in-house with Ollama, so the corpus never left their infrastructure and no external API ever saw it. Where internal detail cannot be uploaded to a third party, this is what makes a private, secure AI avatar possible. HoloBox911 builds and deploys it end to end.
Yes. The same unit that answered vendors at Bharat Mandapam can stand at a reception, vendor desk or plant entrance as a touch-screen AI kiosk — answering visitor and staff questions from your approved content, on schedule or on sensor trigger, with nobody rostered beside it.
Pricing depends on your business requirements, deployment scope, AI integrations, and customization needs. Every solution is tailored to your use case. Contact HoloBox911 for a personalized quote and consultation.
