Hologram fans for retail windows
Give passing shoppers a moving focal point. A storefront display can introduce a seasonal product or brand animation while leaving room for the physical merchandise to tell the rest of the story.
Turn logos, products, and animations into floating visuals with hologram fans. Explore displays for events, trade shows, museums, retail spaces, and concerts—then find the size for your next installation.
Give passing shoppers a moving focal point. A storefront display can introduce a seasonal product or brand animation while leaving room for the physical merchandise to tell the rest of the story.
Use a short product animation to start a conversation at your booth. Plan the display around aisle visibility, safe visitor circulation, and the space your team needs for demonstrations.
Create a visual welcome for a launch, reception, or brand activation. Floating logos and looping animations give guests something to discover as they move through the venue.
Build a visual accent around a stage or DJ setup. Test the content with the venue’s lighting and sightlines so the display complements the performance and remains clear from the audience area.
Add an animated layer to an exhibit with a rotating object, scientific model, or visual reconstruction. Pair the display with accessible labels and the physical objects visitors came to explore.
Make discovery part of the experience with captivating visual displays.
Frame an entrance or welcome area with a branded animation. A simple composition keeps the message legible as guests approach from different directions.
Give visitors a different way to encounter a product before speaking with your team. Choose one clear visual idea rather than crowding the display with small text.
Animated forms can provide a starting point for interpretation. Consider how the display relates to nearby exhibits, staff explanations, and the visitor’s viewing position.
Place a visual highlight within the shopping experience. Consider reflections, surrounding shelves, and the distance from which customers will first see the animation.
Use abstract shapes and bold movement to add depth to the stage design. Coordinate placement with the production team and keep rotating hardware beyond audience reach.
Bring a custom visual into a celebration or reception. Plan the animation, mounting, and power before the event so the installation fits naturally into the venue.
A short statement or recognizable shape can work as a visual introduction. Keep supporting details on nearby signage where visitors can read them at their own pace.
Explore how an animated subject can sit alongside traditional interpretation. Allow a comfortable viewing area and choose a loop visitors can understand without seeing its beginning.
A product-shaped animation can complement a shop or hospitality display. Connect the visual to nearby products and use a suitable enclosure wherever people could reach the fan.
Explore illuminated forms as part of a wider lighting concept. Check playback and mounting requirements for the selected model before incorporating it into a show.
A moving focal point alongside everyday products.
Explore display placement within a larger shopping space.
A display idea for a showroom or product presentation.
Product-led animation for a retail or hospitality setting.
See how branded content can complement product merchandising.
Explore a themed visual for a changing retail campaign.
Explore a display idea for a busy exhibition floor.
A visual starting point for a technology presentation.
Consider how animated content sits within the wider stand design.
Use clear visuals to introduce a product or process.
See how a display can become part of a focused booth layout.
Explore mounting and viewing positions for your next event.
A moving accent for a venue experience.
Explore a visual feature within an event setting.
Consider how animated visuals can fit into a themed occasion.
A display example for a welcome area or activation.
Explore presentation ideas for a special launch.
A visual accent for a temporary event space.
Explore the relationship between the display and its stage surroundings.
Consider sightlines and the surrounding lighting when planning a display.
See how moving visuals contribute to the overall atmosphere.
A display reference for a performance or DJ setting.
An event-library example to inspire a concert or DJ concept.
Event footage showing another approach to illuminated venue visuals.
Explore how a moving display can support an exhibit presentation.
A museum-library example of content and display placement.
Consider how visitors encounter a display within an exhibit.
General demonstration footage for exhibit-content ideas; not a documented museum installation.
A general display demonstration to inspire object-led interpretation.
General demonstration footage for a transport or engineering exhibit concept.
Explore another display from the attractions video library.
Consider how animated content could fit within a visitor experience.
A further example of motion and display placement from the library.
Explore a visual idea for a themed visitor space.
General seasonal footage for a themed attraction concept.
General seasonal footage for a holiday visitor experience.
Explore a cabinet-style display as a reference for visitor-facing installations.
A general display demonstration for attraction and exhibit planning.
Display examples from our video library. Installations and equipment vary by project.
Compare hologram fan sizes for your space.
Explore the model photos and plan your setup.
HF65Hologram content shown for illustration. Each model can display different colors and content.
Turn your logo, products, and animations into floating visuals that give people a reason to stop.
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Your fan is the canvas. The content brings it to life. Explore ideas for your first loop, from seasonal moments to floating wildlife and animated art.
Holiday ornaments and playful movement bring a fresh focal point to windows, receptions, and event entrances.
Floating birds and nature-inspired scenes invite visitors to pause and explore the display.
Expressive characters, luminous shapes, and animated artwork turn a simple loop into a visual moment.
See the effect on real displays. These clips are installation previews, not downloadable animation files.
Start with the content library or prepare your own logo, product, or campaign animation. Check your model’s file requirements, upload your content, and preview it on the display before launch.
The best starting point is your space and the story you want to tell. A close-up retail display has different needs from an exhibition booth or a concert stage. Compare the following details before choosing your 3D hologram fan.
Measure the mounting area and consider where people will stand. A larger display needs room around it, while a smaller unit may suit a focused viewing area. Compare physical dimensions and resolution alongside screen size, especially if your content includes lettering or fine product details.
Review the display in lighting similar to your venue. Bright surroundings and reflections can change how the floating effect appears. Think about the background behind the animation and test the content from the angles your visitors are likely to use.
Decide whether the display will feature a logo, a product, or a sequence of animations. Check supported file formats, upload methods, and playback controls for the model you choose. For multiple displays, confirm synchronization support before planning a coordinated installation.
Plan secure mounting, power access, and clearance around moving blades. In shops, museums, and busy event spaces, consider a suitable enclosure and the flow of people around the installation. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the exact model and mounting accessories.
Hologram fans use LEDs on rotating blades to create the appearance of a floating image. Carefully prepared content adds the impression of depth, making a logo or object appear to hover against its surroundings. Visitors can see the effect without glasses or a headset.
Compare sizes, viewing distance, and mounting options. Start with the space available and the audience you want to reach.
Prepare your logo, product visual, or animation in the format supported by your model. Keep the message clear and test the loop on the display.
Install securely, load the content, and review the effect under the venue’s lighting. Check clearance and protective measures before welcoming visitors.
These terms commonly describe the same type of LED fan display. The “3D” wording refers to the floating, depth-like effect created by the content. It does not mean a solid object is being projected into the room. Compare actual model specifications and footage rather than relying on the name alone.
LEDs on rotating blades create the illusion of an image floating in the air. No glasses or headset are required. The effect depends on content, viewing angle, and ambient light.
Yes, content can be prepared for your display. Supported file types, upload methods, and playback controls depend on the model you select.
Consider viewing distance, mounting space, and the surrounding light. Use the size selector above, then check the model’s full specifications before ordering.
Plan for secure mounting, power, and clearance around rotating blades. Follow the model’s installation guide and use an appropriate protective enclosure where people could reach it.
Common applications include event entrances, exhibition booths, museum exhibits, retail displays, and concert stages. The right location depends on the model’s mounting requirements, viewing distance, light levels, and safe clearance. These videos show a range of installations; they are not a promise that every model supports every setup.
Start with a recognizable logo, object, or animation and a simple composition. Small text and crowded scenes can be difficult to read at a distance. Prepare content for the selected display’s resolution and supported format, then review it on the actual hardware before an event or installation.
Do not assume a display is weatherproof. Check the selected model’s environmental rating and installation instructions before using it outdoors. Rain, dust, wind, and direct sunlight all affect the suitability of a location; an indoor display needs an appropriate protected environment.
Find ideas for your industry, then get practical advice on placement, content, and choosing a display that fits your space.