Holobox Specifications | HEREweHOLO
The HEREweHOLO Holobox Large is a life-size 3D hologram display measuring 220 cm high, 137 cm wide and 80 cm deep, weighing 220 kg. It runs a 4K Ultra HD panel at 3840 x 2160 pixels, 60 Hz (optional 120 Hz), lit by an in-house 90,000-lumen light box through anti-reflective glass transmitting about 99% of light, with a built-in depth camera, microphone array and stereo soundbar.
Key facts
- Dimensions: 220 cm (h) x 137 cm (w) x 80 cm (d); weight 220 kg
- Display: 4K Ultra HD, 3840 x 2160 px, 60 Hz, optional 120 Hz depending on content
- Lighting: in-house light box rated 90,000 lumens depending on production run, anti-reflective glass transmitting about 99% of light
- Camera: Orbbec or Intel RealSense depth camera depending on batch, with integrated microphone array for live interaction
- Audio: integrated stereo speakers with VB1 soundbar, plus audio in/out for external systems
- Optional touchscreen, external or integrated
- Built for indoor or covered locations; an LED wall is recommended for permanent outdoor installations exposed to weather
- Installation typically takes about one hour and requires a standard power socket and stable internet connection
- Built and assembled by HEREweHOLO in The Hague
What are the Holobox Large's physical dimensions and weight?
The Holobox Large measures 220 cm high, 137 cm wide and 80 cm deep, and weighs 220 kg. These are the outer dimensions of the assembled unit as HEREweHOLO builds it in The Hague. Transport dimensions and packed weight are not detailed in the available material.
What display technology does the Holobox use?
The Holobox uses a 4K Ultra HD high-brightness professional display with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. It runs at a 60 Hz refresh rate, with an optional 120 Hz configuration available depending on the content being shown. This is described as a high-end 4K holographic solution for a striking spatial experience.
How is the Holobox lit, and why does that matter?
The Holobox is lit by HEREweHOLO's in-house light box, rated at roughly 90,000 lumens depending on the production run. The light is spread by reflection rather than shone directly onto the panel from behind, so corners light up evenly. Anti-reflective glass transmits about 99% of the light, keeping reflections and surface glare to a minimum.
What camera, microphone and interaction features does the Holobox have?
The Holobox has a built-in depth camera, either an Orbbec or an Intel RealSense depending on the production batch, paired with an integrated microphone array suitable for live interaction. Because camera and microphone are built in, live connections and interactive applications need no additional loose equipment placed beside the unit.
Does the Holobox have a touchscreen?
A touchscreen is optional on the Holobox, available either as an external unit or integrated into the display. It is not standard equipment; customers who want interactive touch functionality select it as an add-on when configuring their unit.
What audio equipment does the Holobox include?
The Holobox includes integrated stereo speakers via a soundbar model VB1, built into the unit as standard. It also provides audio in and out connections for linking external audio systems, such as a venue's own PA setup or additional microphones.
Is the Holobox suitable for outdoor use?
The Holobox is built for indoor and covered locations such as shop windows, reception halls and airport terminals, where its anti-reflective glass and in-house light box keep the image sharp. For permanent outdoor installations exposed to weather, HEREweHOLO recommends an LED wall instead, as the Holobox is not designed for that use.
What does the Holobox need on site to operate?
On location, the Holobox needs only a regular power socket and a stable internet connection, fixed or via 5G. Installation typically takes about one hour, and HEREweHOLO delivers, installs, loads and tests content, and trains the customer's team as part of that process. Suitable indoor floor space is also required.
How does the Holobox differ from the Holowall and Holomini?
The Holobox, Holowall and Holomini use the same underlying hologram technology in different sizes. The Holobox is the life-size, single-unit display described on this page. The Holowall links multiple hologram units into one continuous modular wall, while the Holomini is a compact, portable display for counters or tabletops.
Frequently asked questions
What are the network requirements for the Holobox?
A stable internet connection is enough for the Holobox, whether fixed or via 5G. For live hologram connections, HEREweHOLO tests the link in advance to keep latency low.
What power does the Holobox need?
The Holobox needs a regular power socket. Exact power consumption figures are available in HEREweHOLO's full data sheet on request.
Where can I find transport dimensions and weight for the Holobox?
Transport dimensions and weight details are available in HEREweHOLO's full data sheet, which can be requested via the pricing page or the contact form; they are not listed in the published specifications.
Does the Holobox have a camera, microphone and touchscreen?
Yes, the Holobox has a built-in depth camera (Orbbec or Intel RealSense, depending on batch) and an integrated microphone array, so live connections and interactive applications need no loose equipment. A touchscreen is optional, either external or integrated.