Science Centres

Explain structures, motion and scale with 3D hologram content that visitors can walk around.

What works in this environment

Explain structures, motion and scale with 3D hologram content that visitors can walk around. In practice the choice comes down to three questions: how close visitors stand, whether the real object must stay visible, and how much wall or floor space is available. A holographic display case answers the first two; a rail screen uses the long wall; a transparent case is the compact option for a single hero object.

Recommended product families

• Holographic Display Cases — Choose a viewing angle, a cabinet size and a content format. Every holographic showcase is supplied as a…
• Interactive Sliding Rail Screens — The screen can be pushed by hand or driven by a quiet motor. Position sensors switch the content as the…
• Transparent LCD Showcases — The cabinet controls its own backlight, which keeps the product legible while the glass shows price,…

Planning notes

• Measure the viewing distance and the ambient light level before choosing panel brightness.
• Allow service access behind cabinets and a concealed power/data route for rail systems.
• Plan content loops around the dwell time: short loops for walk-past zones, triggered chapters for guided tours.
• For valuable objects, combine the cabinet with the venue's own security and insurance arrangements.

Suitable configurations