The system of this holographic imaging device consists of a concave optical lens, which can be mounted on a floor stand or suspended from the ceiling for permanent installations. A curved OLED monitor mounted behind the Deep Frame projects the HD or 4K image through the lens, generating the sensation of seeing your virtual content projected on top of reality.

The Deep Frame's 64″ (115×115 cm) size makes it suitable for both large-scale use - such as in front of a building or monument - and smaller locations, such as exhibitions or museums. Projections can be controlled to simulate different image distances. This technology enables multiple applications, to visualize anything from a new bridge, a car, the renovation of an ancient castle and even a ship flying over the city.

The optical lens of the Deep Frame is manufactured in the same way as high-precision space telescopes. The concave lens bends the light coming from the OLED monitor, creating a fine and precise distortion of the image. As a result, we can transmit the virtual layer to the user at a much larger size and greater distance, simply by minimally adjusting the gap between the curved display and the lens.

The curved OLED display can also be ceiling mounted.