Holo-Gauze

Holo-Gauze, the patent-pending3D display solution for hologram effects, is being utilized as the display platform for ARHT Media to produce its HumaGram avatars, which are generated using Augmented Reality Holographic Technology (ARHT) — a ‘scalable, repeatable and transportable form of 3D,’ without the need for glasses.

ARHT recently ‘holo-ported’ life coach Tony Robbins live on stage to Australia from Miami as a HumaGram (human hologram) for his latest Business Mastery event, using Holo-Gauze to display the holographic image at the venue. Robbins spoke to his audience and was also able to see and interact with them in real-time.



This was the longest running “live 2-way” holographic performance ever. With a multi-continent delivery traversing three quarters of the planet in real time.


On June 20th 2015 in Melbourne Australia, we successfully Holo-Ported Tony Robbins live on stage from Miami as a HumaGram (human hologram) for his Business Mastery event. Tony spoke live to an audience, while also being able to see them via video feed and interact with them in realtime.

This was the longest running “live 2-way” holographic performance ever. With a multi-continent delivery traversing three quarters of the planet in real time.

“I am delighted that ARHT have decided to use Holo-Gauze as part of its HumaGram solution,” Holo-Gauze founder and Holotronica MD Stuart Warren-Hill said. “Holo-Gauze is the perfect solution for live events such as these, allowing for the projection of ‘holographic’ avatars of real human beings, either in real-time or as video recordings.”

Launched to market last September, Holo-Gauze has been used to produce a triptych of Michael Flatley for the new Lord of the Dance production, LOTD: Dangerous Games. Holo-Gauze also produced visuals for the story of Einstein’s Theory of Relativity at May’s World Science Festival in NYC and was used to realize the holographic magic in Damon Albarn’s wonder.land musical at the Manchester International Festival.