HYPERVSN
HYPERVSN (trading name of Kino-mo Ltd) is a London-headquartered hardware-plus-software vendor specialising in patented 3D holographic display technology and, more recently, AI-powered digital human/avatar solutions for experiential marketing and digital signage. Backed in its early years by high-profile investors including Sir Richard Branson and Mark Cuban, the company has grown from a 2011 startup into a globally recognised brand with a partner network spanning more than 80 countries.},
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HYPERVSN's portfolio spans holographic display hardware, software, and AI-driven digital human solutions:
- HYPERVSN SmartV Solo / SmartV Wall — modular interactive holographic displays scaling from single units to large walls
- HYPERVSN Prime & Edge — all-in-one holographic solution
- Digital Avatar / Holographic Human — AI-powered, life-size conversational holographic avatars integrated with ChatGPT-style AI
- HYPERVSN Slots — gamified holographic slot-machine style activation for experiential marketing
- SmartV 3D Modeller / Lift & Learn — interactive product discovery and 3D modelling tools
- HYPERVSN 3D Library — curated, purchasable 3D content catalog
- HYPERVSN Software Suite — proprietary CMS for content and device management
- Holographic Live Streaming and the 3D Holographic Experience Truck / Holotruck for mobile, large-scale activations
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