HoloBox for retail stores: 3D hologram product displays

How is HoloBox used in retail stores?

In retail stores, HoloBox shows products, collections, virtual models or brand mascots as interactive 3D hologram videos. These draw shoppers in, demonstrate features and tell the brand's story, and interactive holograms can hold attention for up to 10 minutes. Holograms can be combined with gamified content, touchscreens and QR codes for personal interactions.

How do retailers create hologram content for HoloBox?

Retailers create HoloBox hologram content by recording videos of product demonstrations, mascots and promotions with a smartphone or a HoloBox Studio Kit. No technical expertise is needed. The recorded content is then organised in a cloud-based system and sent over Wi-Fi to HoloBox units in each store.

Can HoloBox content be updated across many stores at once?

HoloBox content can be updated across many stores at once. A cloud-based system organises, schedules and synchronises content across locations, keeping the brand consistent while allowing local changes. Content goes out over Wi-Fi to HoloBox units at every store, so updates and campaigns go live straight away.

Which retailers use hologram displays in their stores?

Walmart and Matin Kim are industry examples of retailers using hologram displays. Walmart lets shoppers view and turn 3D product holograms with hand gestures, and uses a hologram of Sam Walton at the Walmart Museum. Korean fashion retailer Matin Kim installed Holobox Luma systems with audio at five stores and changes content using a fleet management platform.

Do advertisers get performance data from HoloBox retail displays?

Advertisers using HoloBox retail displays get real-time performance data and analytics on how their content performs. HoloBox for retail suits retailers and brands with several stores who want in-store displays that attract crowds and lift conversions, and advertisers who want to measure the results of their hologram campaigns.