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Invisible holographic LED: a picture that floats behind your shop window.

A frameless LED mesh set behind the glass, every pixel driven by its own circuit. Against a dark interior, the picture seems to float in space. No glasses, no projector.

Invisible holographic LED in use.

In a luxury shop window, an atrium, a glass balustrade or an exhibition: the screen disappears, the picture stays in the air.

No example in this category yet.

See it to scale.

A module and a shop window, drawn to scale beside a person of 1.75 m. The screen is made of modules set side by side, to the size of your glass.

A module of invisible holographic LED and a shop window drawn to scaleA module of invisible holographic LED, 250 millimetres wide and 2’000 millimetres high, and a shop window of 2 metres by 2 metres covered by 8 modules side by side, each drawn to scale beside a person of 1.75 metres. The selected view is shown in cyan.250 mm2’000 mm2’000 mm2’000 mm
250 mm wide

P3.91 · lengths from 1’000 to 2’000 mm · held by its power boxes at the top edge · about 6 kg per m²

A module comes in one piece up to 4’218 mm high, so a full-height shop window needs no stacking. For sale, set behind the glass, indoors.

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Format

Off, it disappears. On, it floats.

Holographic effect

The screen has no frame and no supporting structure, and every pixel is driven by its own circuit. Against a dark interior, the content seems to float freely in space: a hologram-like effect seen with the naked eye, with no glasses and no projector.

Picture that seems to float in space behind a shop window at night

It keeps your window a window.

92% transparent

With the LEDs off, 92% of the light passes through: the shop stays visible and daylight still comes in. The mesh is discreet beyond about 3 m.

Shop window by day, the holographic LED screen invisible behind the glass

One piece, floor to lintel.

Up to 4’218 mm

Modules are 250 mm wide and come in one piece up to 4’218 mm high: a full-height shop window is covered with no horizontal joint. The mesh is flexible and follows curved glass.

Full-height shop window covered by an invisible holographic LED screen with no horizontal joint

One LED team. Six steps.

  1. Line illustration: in a shopping mall atrium, the future screen is outlined in dashes on the wall above a shop entrance, a technician measures it with a laser meter while the client holds a tablet showing the project01
    SurveyThe glass, what stands behind it, the light by day and by night, power and network: from your plans, on site if necessary.
  2. Line illustration: the design studio of the integrator, two people at a desk with monitors showing the panel layout of a giant LED wall, printed elevations on the wall, an LED panel, a video processor and an equipment rack02
    DesignModule layout glass by glass, heights, where the power boxes sit, cable routes, a written proposal.
  3. Line illustration: the reception hall as a work site, a scissor lift in front of the wall, a technician fixing the panel, half the structure already covered, flight case and toolbox on the floor03
    InstallOur own crew, our own tools, on your dates: the mesh set behind the glass and held by its power boxes, or suspended.
  4. Line illustration: a showroom in the evening, the display lit on the back wall, a technician on a flight case with a laptop and a colour probe on a tripod04
    CalibrateEvery module addressed, brightness set for the street and for the night, joints checked.
  5. Line illustration: a hotel lobby with a giant screen lit on the back wall, a technician handing the control tablet to the client, guests with suitcases watching05
    OperateSources tested, your team shown the controls. Your own sources, or DATAVSN.
  6. Line illustration: the hotel lobby, one panel removed from the giant screen and held by a technician on a stepladder, a colleague with a laptop plugged into the wall, an open case of spare panels and tools06
    CareA 2-year warranty, and the same crew that installed the screen.

No subcontractor between you and the window. The people who size your screen are the people who switch it on, across Switzerland and into Europe.

Before we come

What the site needs

  • A dark interior behind the glass, where the effect is strongest
  • A dedicated power supply and a network point at the screen
  • Room at the top of the glass for the power boxes (52 to 89 mm)
  • Access to the shop front on the day
One team

Who does what

HYPERVISUAL
Survey, supply, installation, calibration, commissioning, maintenance.
You or your contractor
Upstream electrics and network.
Together
The technical check, on site if necessary, the schedule around your shop hours, and the content that goes on the screen.

Bought once, installed by us.

Purchase

Supplied and installed

Invisible holographic LED is sold, configured glass by glass. We survey the window, supply the screen, set it behind the glass and commission it, with a 2-year warranty.

Request a quote See a module to scale
Software, optional

Run

DATAVSN, our own CMS, if you want it. Never imposed. The screen runs day and night programmes with automatic dimming, and takes your own sources just as well.

Your content

The price, explained.

We do not publish a tariff: every project is quoted on a brief, because every place is different. Five things move the figure, and the offer you receive lists them one by one.

Written offer, line by lineInvisible holographic LED
  1. The glass surfaceThe width and height of each pane to cover.
    per m²
  2. The heightStandard lengths from 1 to 2 m, or one piece up to 4’218 mm.
    per module
  3. The brightness2’000 to 3’000 nits; 4’500 nits as an option.
    per option
  4. How many panesOne window, or a whole facade.
    per pane
  5. Delivery and installationAccess to the glass, and the installation itself.
    per site

How we quote. You describe the window, what stands behind it and what you want to show, and we come back with a written offer, line by line.

TotalOn your brief

Datasheet.

One screen, configured glass by glass, for sale. What follows is what you can plan with; the rest comes with the written offer.

Front view of a module of invisible holographic LED A module of invisible holographic LED seen from the front: 250 millimetres wide and 1’000 millimetres high, with its power box at the top edge. One module, front view 250 mm 1’000 mm Lengths 1 to 2 m · one piece up to 4’218 mm
Front view of a module: 250 mm wide, here 1’000 mm high. Modules are set side by side to the width of the glass.
Pixel pitch
P3.91
65’536 px per m².
Transparency
92%
With the LEDs off.
Brightness
2’000 to 3’000 nits
4’500 nits as an option. 300 to 600 nits recommended at night, with automatic dimming.
Contrast
9’000:1
16-bit, 60 to 120 Hz. One driver circuit per pixel.
Module
250 mm wide
Lengths from 1’000 to 2’000 mm, or one piece up to 4’218 mm.
Weight
About 6 kg per m²
Mesh of 1.8 mm; power boxes of 52 to 89 mm at the top edge.
Power
274 W per m²
On average; 684 W per m² at most. 100 to 240 V.
Control
Novastar
Day and night programmes, automatic dimming.
Environment
Indoors
Set behind the glass. −20 to +50 °C. Best seen from 4 m or more, against a dark interior.
Warranty
2 years
HYPERVISUAL warranty.
ForLuxury shop windows, glass balustrades, atriums and exhibitions, for sale.
Curved glassThe mesh is flexible and follows a curved pane.
No floating picture neededTransparent LED film shows a picture on the glass, without the holographic effect.

Holographic LED on DATAVSN.

Our own CMS, hosted in Switzerland, if you want it, and never imposed: a computer, a player or a signal chain you already own drives the screen just as well.

  1. Content and scheduling

    Publish, schedule and update your screens from one place. The base of every DATAVSN installation.

  2. Anonymous audience recognition

    Foot traffic, stop rate, dwell time, attention time, age and gender brackets. Metrics only: no face is recognised.

  3. Interactivity

    Touch, sensors and live data when the window has to respond, not just display.

Picture floating behind a shop window at night, run on a day and night programme
The effect is strongest at night, against a dark interior.

Your questions.
Answered straight.

Anything specific to your place is settled with the written offer.

How does the picture float?

The screen has no frame and its mesh is discreet beyond about 3 m. Against a dark interior, only the content is seen, and it seems to float in space. The effect is strongest at night.

How is it fixed to the window?

The screen is set behind the glass and held by its power boxes at the top edge, or suspended from a top profile. Suspended, it leaves the glass untouched.

How transparent is it?

92% with the LEDs off: the shop stays visible and daylight still comes in.

How tall can it be?

Modules are 250 mm wide. Standard lengths run from 1’000 to 2’000 mm, and a module can come in one piece up to 4’218 mm, so a full-height shop window needs no stacking.

What is the difference with transparent LED film?

LED film shows a transparent picture on the glass. Invisible holographic LED is the only one of the two that makes the picture seem to float in space.

Can I rent it?

No. It is sold, configured glass by glass and installed by our team.

Invisible holographic LED in Switzerland

Let's talk about
your shop window

Tell us the window and what stands behind it. We come back with a written offer for the screen you need, sized and priced, not a catalogue.

  1. The glass. The width and height of each pane, flat or curved.
  2. What is behind it. A dark interior gives the strongest effect.
  3. The content you have, or what you would like to show.
Shop window at night with a picture floating behind the glass
Invisible holographic LED: off, the screen disappears; on, the picture floats.