Elevate Your Brand with Eye-Catching 3D Holographic Displays.
Want to leave a lasting impression? Discover our curated selection of holographic fans and our hassle-free remote management service. From dynamic logos to immersive product showcases, we make holograms easy.
Grab people’s attention and stop them in their tracks! Spark their interest and get them asking questions – 3D holograms look like they are right out of science fiction, TODAY!
Imagine Your Message Floating in Mid-Air...
Ready to turn heads and create unforgettable experiences? Explore our range of cutting-edge holographic fans and our simple, remote content management solutions. The future of visual communication is here.
(Please note, pictures and videos do not even come close to capturing the stunning, eye catching beauty that you see when you look at them with the naked eye!)
Why holographic fans? What specific benefits do they offer?
- High Visibility: Attracts attention more effectively than static displays.
- Modern and Innovative: Projects a cutting-edge image.
- Space-Saving: Creates a 3D effect without taking up significant physical space.
- Customizable Content: Easily updateable with new visuals and messages.
- Engagement: Can be more captivating and memorable than traditional advertising.
- Potential for Interactivity: Some models offer interactive features.
Hologram fans offer solutions to several common challenges faced by businesses and organizations:
In busy retail spaces, trade shows, or events, static displays can easily get lost in the noise. Hologram fans provide a dynamic and eye-catching way to break through the clutter and grab attention.
Traditional large-format displays can take up valuable floor or wall space. Hologram fans create a significant visual impact in a relatively compact footprint.
Static visuals can be passive and easily ignored. The movement and 3D illusion of hologram fans are inherently more engaging and can hold viewers’ attention for longer.
Using cutting-edge technology like hologram fans can project a forward-thinking and innovative brand image.
Traditional signage can be expensive and time-consuming to change. Managing digital signage or in-store displays, even relatively simple ones, can take time and effort. Business owners and their staff often have more pressing tasks. Our hologram management service allows them to offload this responsibility entirely freeing up valuable time.
Hologram fans can contribute to creating unique and memorable experiences for customers, leading to stronger brand recall.
Some concepts or products are better explained visually than through text or static images. Hologram fans can bring these concepts to life in a compelling way.
In competitive markets, hologram fans can provide a unique differentiator, helping businesses stand out from the competition.
The key is to think about situations where:
- Visual communication is paramount.
- Standing out from the competition is crucial.
- Space is a constraint.
- Creating a memorable experience is desired.
- The “wow” factor can lead to greater engagement and impact.
How do hologram fans work anyway?
At their core, hologram fans create the illusion of a 3D image floating in mid-air through a clever combination of LED lights, fast-spinning blades, and the persistence of vision (POV) principle.
Here’s a step-by-step explanation:
LED-Equipped Blades:
The device consists of one or more thin blades arranged around a central hub, much like a regular fan. However, these blades are embedded with a dense array of bright, multi-colored (RGB) LED lights. Think of each LED as a single pixel in the final image.
High-Speed Rotation:
A motor spins these blades at a very high speed, often exceeding hundreds or even thousands of rotations per minute (RPM). This rapid movement is crucial for the visual effect.
Synchronized LED Flashing:
As the blades spin, the LEDs are individually and rapidly turned on and off, and their colors are precisely controlled by a processor within the device. This flashing is synchronized with the blade’s position.
Persistence of Vision (POV):
This is the key to the holographic illusion. The human eye has a natural limitation where an image remains on the retina for a fraction of a second after the actual light source is gone. When the LEDs flash in a coordinated sequence as the blades rotate rapidly, our brain blends these fleeting light points together into a continuous image.
Creating the Image:
Imagine drawing a picture in the air very quickly with a single point of light. If you move that light fast enough, your eye will perceive a continuous line or shape. Hologram fans work on the same principle, but with many “light points” (the LEDs) moving in a circular path. By precisely controlling when each LED turns on and its color at each point in the rotation, the device can “draw” complex images and even videos in the air.
The 3D Illusion:
Because the light source (the LEDs) is moving rapidly in a circular motion, and there’s no physical screen or background, the projected image appears to float in three dimensions. The brain interprets the sequence of light patterns as a solid object or animation suspended in space. The lack of visible support structures (the spinning blades become blurred and almost invisible due to their speed) enhances this effect.
Think of it like this: Imagine waving a sparkler in the dark in a circular motion. If you do it fast enough, you’ll see a complete circle of light, even though it’s just a single point moving. Hologram fans do this much more precisely and with many light points to create intricate and dynamic visuals.
In essence, hologram fans are a sophisticated application of the persistence of vision principle, using precisely controlled moving lights to “paint” images in the air that our eyes perceive as stable and three-dimensional. This technology has advanced significantly in recent years, leading to higher resolutions, brighter displays, and more complex visual capabilities.
Key Components:
- LED Blades: The physical platform containing the light sources.
- Blade rotation: Since the blades are moving so fast the eye can’t see them, the image appears to float in mid air.
- Motor: Responsible for the high-speed rotation.
- Processor/Controller: Coordinates the timing and color of the LEDs based on the content being displayed.
- Power Supply: Provides energy to the device.
- Software/App: Allows users to upload and manage the content (images and videos) to be displayed.
- Micro SD card: Most fans store their content on a micro SD card which can be updated on a pc.
- Connectivity: Many modern hologram fans include Wi-Fi or other connectivity options for remote management and content updates.
Now, we are aware that technically these things aren’t actually holograms. But for what we use them for, hologram is the closest word we have that conveys the “floating in mid air” effect that these devices display.
Real holograms use a completely different method to arrive at that floating in air effect.
