The 360-degree holographic projection system is also called 360-degree holography and 360-degree holographic imaging, and is also called 360-degree holographic projection. It is a four-sided cone made of transparent material. The audience's sight can penetrate it from any side. Through surface mirroring and reflection, the audience can see free-floating images and graphics in the cone space. Four video transmitters emit light signals to the special prism in this cone, and then gather together to form a three-dimensional image with real dimensional space.

Scope of application:

360° holographic projection is convenient for customers to display some large, complex or valuable items, such as cars, large forklifts, watches, jewelry, etc., which can not only achieve the purpose of displaying to the audience, but also simplify the complex items without damaging the items.

360° holographic projection can be used as a 360° holographic project for museums. After the historical relics were unearthed, they were greatly damaged due to external conditions such as air oxidation. In order to protect the relics and display them at the same time, 360° holographic imaging technology is used to achieve this purpose. At the same time, the suspended three-dimensional image can continuously rotate 360 ​​degrees to show the effect.

Holographic apartment types can be produced for real estate companies, mobile phone holograms can be produced for mobile phone manufacturers, wine bottle holograms and stage holograms can be produced for exhibitors of the Sugar and Wine Fair, etc.

360 holographic technology can also be applied to 3D movies and television; exhibitions, various science and technology museums, museums, preservation of precious historical relics, artworks, microscopy, interferometry, information storage, remote sensing; projection lithography; military reconnaissance and surveillance, underwater detection, metal internal detection; research and recording of instantaneous phenomena and processes with extremely fast changes in physical state (such as explosions and combustion), etc.