COMPANY PROFILE
Holovis Attractions The Brick Barn, Bittesby Campus, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, LE174JH UK
Tel: +44 1455 553924 Email:
info@holovis.com Twitter: @holovisint Facebook:
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Background Privately owned and established in 2004.
Main products and services Holovis creates complete turn-key media, interactive and motion-based attractions that transport people into alternative realities through fully immersive 180° or 360° visuals, spatial audio, multi-sensory technology and SFX systems, from Dark Rides and ImmersiveTunnels to Immersive Theatres and Full Dome experiences such as our MotionDome™ scalable systems. These are driven with Holovis proprietary technologies including InterAct for highly accurate player interaction, object mapping, virtual and real-world triggering and event tracking.
Additional products RideView™ is our design and simulation tool that creates 1:1 scale, real-time simulations of attractions through to whole site mas- terplans and architectural review. This lets teams review, simulate and test their rides and park functionality, experiencing them from any riders demographic and changing factors such as height and seat position to test sight- lines and validate the guest experience long before physical build. This saves time, money, de-risks our client’s projects and enhances stakeholder decision making.
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USPs Holovis provides complete turnkey solutions with an experienced team of show producers, engineers, creative and experiential design experts. Driven through robust project management processes and a dedicated PMO, Holovis de-risks client projects by removing unnecessary third-party requirements and being directly responsible and accountable. The team specialises in experiential attraction design, starting with the creative story and building the correct solution around this to fully immerse audiences, taking storytelling to the next level, often with real-time media.
Key customers Theme park, attraction, FEC, science centre and museum operators looking for high- impact and cost-effective dark ride and interactive media and game-based solutions.
Where in the world? Holovis distributes globally: head offi ce, R&D, and demo facilities, UK; precision engineer- ing and ride manufacturing, UK, Netherlands and China; sales and support offi ces, Canada, LA, China and the Middle East.
Plans for 2015/16 Holovis will continue to develop its portfolio of immersive and interactive ride solutions
Stuart Hetherington, CEO
and proprietary technology platforms, while launching FEC solutions to include interactive immersive theatres, driver simulators and multi-person immersive gaming systems, all scalable from two to 100+ users for all environments. Holovis will be continuing its project work in China, Middle East, US and Europe where the entertainment industry is seeing signifi cant expansion with new parks, FECs and brand-based experiential attrac- tions. New offi ces and Innovation Campuses are set to open in the US and China.
2015/16 trade shows Exhibiting our latest dark ride and interactive gaming solutions at AAE, EAS, IAAPA Orlando, and attending IMERSA, Museums & Heritage Show, ISE, Infocomm and Infocomm MEA.
Who’s who? Stuart Hetherington, ceo; Joe Jurado, techni- cal director; Andrew Brown, strategy director.
What the clients say “Holovis was tasked to bring the Inclined Plane back to life through an AR app and curved screen theatre experience to engage, educate and inspire visitors of all ages. Our investment in digital technology adds a whole new dimension to the visit.” Steve Bowyer, Foxton Inclined Plane Trust
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