If you are looking to impress the audience, the holographic stage is the best way to do it.
Yes, a screen can be transparent, there are two types, active and passive. There are three types of active Transparent Screens: LCD, Oled, LED [...]
No, it does not work in direct sunlight, it requires a low level of light, semi or dark place.
HoloNet is coated in silver, which reflects 70% lighter than regular gauze, this makes the images brighter, more vibrant and seem more realistic. [...]
HoloNet must be handled with care as with any type of projection screen, however, it is robust as mesh and long lasting. [...]
HoloNet is fully reusable and we currently have one that has been in use for almost 2 years. However, due to the use of [...]
Yes, it can. However the image will be nowhere near as bright as if you are front projecting.
All holograms are best suited to be shown in a blacked out space where you have control of the lighting. However, depending on the [...]
For a basic HoloNet set-up you only need one projector, if you would like an even bigger image or make the image brighter you [...]
The image can be seen technically from two sides, front and back, however the best and most vibrant image is always on the front. [...]
Yes, the HoloNet / Holo Gauze is flame retardant.
The HoloNet / Holo Gauze can come with eyelets over the perimeter, these are then used to cable tie or bungee tie flat on [...]
HoloNet or Holo Gauze screens can be adjusted to practically any sizes.
The Holo Gauze or HoloNet does not require too much room for the installation, but it depends on the HoloNet's size, in general terms, [...]
Basically, there are three elements required during the installation: the HoloNet, the projector and a black background behind the net.
Holo Gauze is a type of screen used to do Holographic Projections, unlike the reflection system, it is used with direct projection making the [...]