Hypervsn displays 3D visuals that appear as if they are holograms floating in mid-air, and the Hypervsn Wall technology combines multiple holographic devices to produce visuals of almost any size and configuration. TLC Creative is using the hologram effect to energize events, exhibits and shows with mid-air 3D visuals they call 'Floating Video.'

Meeting planners will be experiencing new special effects and LED effects ideas from the event innovators at TLC Creative Technology at this year's Meeting Planners International annual World Education Conference in Toronto, Canada, next week. The MPI WEC 2019 opening reception event is set to blast off with a live special effects and laser show by TLC, kicking off the conference with an immersive, dynamic demonstration of special effects entertainment.

Michael Cerbelli's: The Hot List™: 2019 Presentation at The Special Event, the annual expo for event planners, will be showcasing new technology for live events, creative entertainment ideas, and unique experiences for cutting-edge special events. Live special effects will be lighting up the presentation with high-energy white sparkle fountains from TLC Creative.

Hypervsn technology was used to create 'holograms' floating in mid-air for a Hanukkah celebration in Calabasas, California. TLC Creative Special Effects created the 'holographic' displays using new technology Hypervsn HD, high-resolution see-through screens. While not actual holograms, the 3D LED display appears to viewers as imagery floating in air.

Hypervsn is a new 3D technology that creates 'holograms' floating in mid-air, on show this week at E3, the gaming expo in Los Angeles. TLC Creative Special Effects created a large 'holographic' display of Spyro the Dragon at E3, in Los Angeles, using a blended matrix of multiple Hypervsn screens. While not actual holograms, the 3D LED display appears to viewers as imagery floating in air.

New technology Hypervsn is creating a buzz at INDY 500 events this weekend. The holographic displays from TLC Creative Special Effects look like holograms, but they are actually a new type of see-through LED screen, a 'holographic projection' of 3D imagery floating in mid-air. Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts numerous events celebrating INDY 500.

A 'holographic' display featuring Hypervsn, currently at the Museum of Modern Art Design Store in New York, is getting attention with 3D imagery floating in mid-air. The installation by TLC Creative Special Effects brings together MoMA NY, Hypervsn creator Kino-Mo and TLC to showcase the 'holographic' display for 'La French Tech au MoMA', now through May 29.

New technology Hypervsn from TLC Creative Special Effects is dazzling people with mid-air floating video that is often called holograms because they don't know what to compare it to. An invisible screen that allows viewers to look though the floating imagery is part of the illusion of this new mid-air display technology.