Smash Booth Interactive Photo Studios has introduced a new hologram-style photo booth designed to draw attention and boost engagement at trade shows. The compact installation uses a smartphone display and a custom transparent holo-prism to create the illusion of floating, branded 3D visuals. Attendees can view, record, and share the experience, which combines visual illusion with marketing content.


Las Vegas Company Debuts Industry-First “Hologram-Style Photo Booth” for Trade Shows and Activations

LAS VEGASApril 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Smash Booth Interactive Photo Studios, a leader in immersive event tech, has unveiled a groundbreaking new experience designed to captivate trade show attendees: a compact, hologram-style photo booth that merges branded video with the illusion of floating 3D visuals.

Hologram creative rendering; Photo: Smash Booth Interactive Photo Studios
Hologram creative rendering; Photo: Smash Booth Interactive Photo Studios

The innovation uses a smartphone display and a custom transparent holo-prism to project what appears to be a free-floating branded video clip—something guests can view, record, and share. Early testers called the experience “unreal” and “so exciting, I don’t even have words.”

“This isn’t a photo booth in the traditional sense,” said Jason Whaley, founder of Smash Booth Interactive. “It’s part illusion, part brand storytelling—and unlike anything else on the trade show floor. People don’t just glance at it; they stop, ask questions, and pull out their phones. That’s the kind of engagement brands need today.”

The new activation launches at EMS—Experiential Marketing Summit—on April 16, and will be available for trade shows, expos, product launches, and corporate activations beginning June 2025.

SOURCE Smash Booth Interactive Photo Studios


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