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Exhibitry has built interactive exhibits for thirty years. AI is the latest new tool in the shop: it lets an exhibit answer a question it was never scripted for, a hologram hold a conversation, and lets a figure from history speak for themselves. AI allows for constantly evolving experiences, all delivered and running in record time.
A life-size holographic spokesperson or guide that greets visitors and answers in plain speech, in any language, in real time.
A real person — a founder, an astronaut, a legend — prerecorded or recreated, and preserved as a resource visitors can have for years.
Exhibits that make data and complex systems explorable by hand, with the exhibit presenting what matters most; answering questions on the spot.
A TimeCapsule is a life-size, conversational hologram of a real person — a founder, a legend, the voice at the heart of your story. The hologram stands in your space, makes eye contact, and responds to visitors in real time, in any language, for years to come.
Every TimeCapsule is built from three decisions. Then it's assembled to fit your space and your story.

The HoloTube family comes in all sizes, from a tabletop Mini to the flagship Zenith.

A founder, a figure from history, or someone who never existed before.

Real-time conversational AI, touch, or curated playback.
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An Intelligent Exhibit turns information that’s too big or too abstract to see — datasets, live feeds, complex systems — into something visitors can navigate by hand. AI shapes the story, surfaces what matters, and answers questions in plain language, so anyone can explore at their own depth.
Vast datasets and complex systems become layered visuals anyone can explore at a touch.
Live feeds, sensor data, and remote updates keep every exhibit current to the second.
Run what-if scenarios, fly through environments, and drill down into the detail.
AI surfaces patterns, answers questions, and tailors the story to each visitor.
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A hologram that talks back is only as good as what it has to say. AI doesn’t replace the storyteller — it amplifies thirty years of craft, giving it the power to listen, respond, and adapt in real time, in any language.
Read our full approach →A life-size figure in a HoloTube display that greets visitors, listens and answers out loud in real time. Exhibitry designs the character, builds the knowledge behind it, fabricates the display and installs the finished piece.
A TimeCapsule is a life-size, conversational hologram of a real person: a founder, an astronaut, a legend. Visitors ask questions and the figure answers in the first person, for years to come.
Real people filmed for the piece, figures from history brought to the stage as AI-animated portrayals, and original characters designed for a brand or a story. Apollo astronaut Jim Lovell was filmed for the Apollo HoloTube at Kennedy Space Center; Amelia Earhart and Neil Armstrong appear as AI-animated portrayals.
Every host answers from a curated knowledge base that Exhibitry builds with the client: approved facts, stories, product detail and brand voice. The knowledge base updates remotely, so the host keeps pace with new content.
Hosts answer in real time, in any language a visitor brings to the conversation.
An Intelligent Exhibit turns datasets, live feeds and complex systems into something visitors explore by hand. AI shapes the story, surfaces what matters and answers questions in plain language.
Museums and visitor centers, trade-show booths, corporate lobbies and briefing centers, and training halls: anywhere people gather and questions come up.
One studio. Exhibitry designs the experience, writes the software, fabricates the display in its own 40,000-square-foot shop, installs it and supports it for the life of the installation.