AERIAL IMAGING
Move images beyond the screen and form a visible image in mid-air.
A DCRA (Dihedral Corner Reflector Array) redirects light through two reflections to form an aerial real image at the plane-symmetric position. Display content and interaction sensing can then be integrated for the intended application.
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Realized aerial-imaging products
Multifunction aerial imager
A deployable imaging unit integrating display, DCRA optics, computing, control, and an interactive interface.
Aerial-image motorcycle instrument display
A floating information interface designed around the rider's sightline, with adaptive brightness and gesture-control direction.
Six-in-one contactless access-control system
Aerial imaging, palm-vein and facial recognition, QR code, PIN entry, and card reading in one system.
Contactless access and self-service terminals
Aerial-image interaction zones integrated into access terminals and freestanding self-service equipment.
Contactless aerial-image elevator buttons
A modular direction combining floor selection, aerial-image buttons, and identity verification.
DCRA / OPTICAL PRINCIPLE
A real image formed in air—not a stage illusion.
Aerial or floating images are often marketed as holograms. Our core optical element is a Dihedral Corner Reflector Array—not a conventional stage illusion.
Explore DCRA opticsAPPLICATIONS / INTERACTION
Design the imaging method around the moment.
Viewing distance, ambient light, content goals, and maintenance requirements determine the right mix of aerial imaging, interaction, and glasses-free 3D.APPLICATION REFERENCE / MV AGUSTA
MV Agusta floating instrument display
Aerial imaging extends the viewing experience of in-vehicle information, suggesting a more future-facing interface for high-performance mobility.
These images illustrate an application direction only. The scope of collaboration and technical specifications are subject to formally published information.
STRATEGIC ECOSYSTEM
Strategic partners
Across mobility, displays, systems integration, elevators, access control, and public-service equipment, HOLOVISION works with industry partners to advance aerial-imaging applications.
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