3d holographic advertising machine

Performance is often related to the 3D visual effects that appear to float in mid-air, just like holograms. This was once extremely expensive in the market, requiring time-consuming installation and specialized space. Kino mo holographic display is a cost-effective and scalable alternative. Kino mo has finally brought small and medium-sized holographic images to the masses.

Kino-mo showcased holographic images at the recent CES 2016 in Alaska, including realistic images of Emma Watson and a video from the movie 'Ghostbusters.' Kino-mo refers to this holographic experience as a 'plug-and-play' solution, featuring a unique combination of chips, magnets, and light-emitting diodes (LEDs), which resemble a propeller in shape.

The LED rotating blade can create the illusion of an object spinning in the air. The microprocessor and sensors accurately position each light-emitting diode (LED) in terms of angle, speed, and location. Then, by sending signals to each LED, a realistic three-dimensional image is created.

Product Advantages:

1. Compact. Does not occupy space.

2. Easy to install and use. Plug and play, no need for professional guidance.

3. Unaffected by light, good imaging effect

4. High stability, the product has undergone tens of thousands of tests, ensuring quality and DM promises a one-year free maintenance period.

5. Technologically derived from the UK, with limited domestic applications, it can quickly attract attention with its eye-catching effects.

Application scope:

The product is very suitable for indoor store displays in places such as: clothing stores, bars, jewelry stores, outdoor equipment stores, restaurants, coffee bars, etc.; outdoor exhibition zones, such as exhibitions, press conferences, interactive activities, the product can be combined with physical product scenes, reflecting corporate culture to attract traffic.