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Exhibitry has spent 30 years making moments that people remember. Our technology-driven experiences are shaped for their environment. We have transformed corporate headquarters, civic institutions, and cultural landmarks.

A carbon-management exhibit in Houston.
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A watershed exhibit in Sunol, California.
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Experiences that guide, answer, and inform.
Case study →An Exhibitry exclusive. HoloTube figures stand at full height, hold your gaze, and respond when spoken to. They greet, host, and guide audiences. Prerecorded hosts, AI agents, realtime 3D figures, products, and whole environments can all be rendered life-size inside a freestanding column of light
A touchscreen lets users tap, spin, open, and operate holographic objects.
Our award-winning TouchFree system tracks every hand movement in mid-air.
A microphone lets users speak naturally, and the host can answer in real time.
“It exceeded my expectations. To actually see them in almost real-life form really creates an intimate experience.”
Therrin Protze, Kennedy Space Center Visitor ComplexAnother Exhibitry original. SkyBox mixes transparent displays with physical objects and custom lighting. The surface is a gorgeous opaque touchscreen video display that can instantly become a transparent window that mixes interactive content with the things behind it. Behind the glass sits an artifact, product, or model. SkyBox reveals a deeper story than a video or display case alone.
Physical artifacts and an interactive animated presentation share one space, so information appears with the object it describes.
AI will turn live data from sensors, satellites, and archives into clear, layered stories that update dynamically.
Custom-engineered and fabricated to fit the space, SkyBox can be part of any room; wall-mounted, recessed, or free-standing.
HoloTube Materia is a photorealistic 3D capture of a real object, an artifact, a rare specimen, a detailed model, shown life-size inside a HoloTube. Visitors rotate it, zoom in, and pull it apart, exploring every angle and hidden detail while the original stays safe behind glass. Another Exhibitry original.
Finally visitors can rotate, zoom, or disassemble exhibits. They can even reveal hidden detail with x-ray views.
Materia can present anything from priceless artifacts, rare specimens, to richly detailed conceptual models.
The real object stays safe behind glass; the hologram takes the abuse.
Smart Exhibits use AI to listen, answer, and guide in real time, in the visitor’s own language. A holographic concierge can welcome and orient visitors. AI-driven interactives can even see visitors and adapt to whoever steps up.
One character can greet at the door and even reappear elsewhere, building a guided experience.
Visitors ask out loud and get a natural answer back, no menus, no waiting, no two conversations alike.
Answers come from a curated knowledge base, so they stay accurate and appropriate.
The knowledge base can be updated remotely, staying up-to-date long after initial handover.
For thirty years Exhibitry has built the experiences that make a space worth walking into: designed, engineered, and fabricated under one roof. We integrate dynamic technology into architecture like any other permanent fixture.
Custom experiential media: a holographic host (HoloTube), custom display walls, smart AI exhibits, dropped into a space your team already designed, or as part of the design process.
As a specialty media partner on your team: we deliver expertise on deploying technology in your projects, coordinate with your designs and schedule, and deliver finished hardware on site. Design and fabrication happen under one roof.
Early. While it's never too late to integrate experiential media, it's best if technology is specified like any other permanent element rather than bolting on touchscreens after construction documents are issued.
No. Technology fits in flagship lobbies and everyday spaces alike. Waiting areas, campus commons, and branded environments can all use focal elements that drop into a designed space.
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