This is what Shahi Exports deployed at Bharat Tex — shot once, mastered once, walking the stand from open to close for four days.
Monotech hired the unit for the CEO welcome. It is the same unit, unreconfigured, that carries the five jobs below — worth knowing before you decide whether to hire one or install one.
Pallav Aggarwal's welcome played life-size and glasses-free from hall open to hall close, all four days. HoloBox911 ran the shoot, post-production and the unit end to end — the job the unit was hired to do.
Monotech build press brakes to 800 tonnes. A hall lets you truck in one. The unit holds the whole bend cycle at full height, on a floor tile.
Monotech built India's largest C-frame press. Steel casing hides everything that makes it worth the money. A hologram opens it without a spanner.
Monotech ship to 45+ countries. Most buyers never see the works. The unit puts a machine in front of them without a flight or a crate.
Teaching a bend sequence normally costs a machine and an hour of output. The unit runs the sequence at size while the shop floor keeps working.
The same shearing machine is a different argument to a defence buyer than a wind buyer. The unit reconfigures the pitch without touching the machine.
A holographic display puts a person in a room on a day they were never in it. Monotech's CEO was recorded once, weeks earlier. Visitors still met him — and met him at full height, not at 40 centimetres on a monitor.
The HoloBox renders a life-size, photorealistic figure inside an 86-inch 4K transparent LCD enclosure. No headsets, no 3D glasses, no darkened room — it runs under normal hall lighting, standalone, from local media.
That gap between recorded and absent is the whole product. Footage of a man is a document. A man standing there is an encounter — and an encounter is what a stand is trying to buy. It is the same 3D hologram display that can show a machine too big to ship, at full height, on a floor tile.
Discover how HoloBox911 helped Monotech extend executive presence, showcase industrial machinery that couldn't fit on the exhibition floor, and capture visitor attention with immersive holographic experiences.
Pallav Aggarwal wanted every visitor met personally. Four days is roughly 32 floor hours, and a CEO at a trade show is pulled into meetings. The greeting had to happen whether or not he was standing there.
Press brakes, plate rollers, EOT cranes. What Monotech sells cannot be trucked into a hall in any useful quantity. The stand could show a fraction of the range — the buyer wanted the rest.
IMTOS visitors choose which stand to approach while walking past it. Machine tools all read as grey steel at ten metres. Something had to break that scan.
It is a way of putting a person or a product in a room at full height without either being there. A transparent optical enclosure holds a life-size, photorealistic figure that viewers read as present rather than as footage. The HoloBox uses an 86-inch 4K transparent panel, and works under normal hall lighting.
One capture session, then post. The presenter is shot against a controlled background — studio or on-site, whichever suits their diary. HoloBox911 then isolates the subject, grades the footage and masters it for holographic playback. Monotech's CEO gave a single session; it carried the entire four-day show.
No. Recorded content is loaded to the unit itself and plays from local media, so there is nothing for a contended exhibition network to take away. This is the difference between a stand that works on day four and one that depends on somebody else's uptime. Live streaming is a separate capability that does need a connection.
Nothing is worn and nothing is handed out. The hologram is visible naked-eye, which matters on a show floor — a passing visitor will not stop to be fitted with equipment. Everyone in front of the stand sees the same thing at the same moment.
Yes. The message is a media file, so a new season, a new machine or a new event means a new shoot and a reload — not new hardware. Monotech's CEO welcome can be re-cut for the next show while the enclosure stays exactly as it is.
Standard mains power and either a connection or local media, depending on the capability. The enclosure is self-contained: no special lighting, no rigging, no darkened area of the stand. Full specifications are in the HoloBox911 brochure, since they vary by configuration.
For a recorded message, the schedule is set by the shoot, not the hardware. Capture, post-production and a playback check happen before the show; the unit itself is placed and running well inside a build day. HoloBox911 handles hardware, content, post-production and live show management end to end.
Yes — that is the Monotech IMTOS deployment. A 3D hologram display for exhibition rents for your stand dates and runs unattended, life-size and glasses-free, as premium hologram advertising that stops the aisle. It plays from local media, so it does not depend on venue wifi. HoloBox911 supplies the unit and produces the content.
Exhibition rental includes delivery, installation, content production, post-production, and a playback check. The scope varies based on the number of show days and the amount of content required. Tell us about your exhibition, and HoloBox911 will provide a customized solution and quotation.
