One Team for the Arm and the Fan
Our robot programmer and hologram content team share one Dubai workshop, so motion and image are planned together.

Robotic Hologram Displays · Dubai & GCC
Lazulite rents a robotic hologram display for launch stages, keynotes and gala nights. A floor-mounted industrial robotic arm carries a 1,500 mm hologram fan, so your floating image rises, sweeps and turns toward the room on cue. Our programmer plans every move, and our operator runs the rig at your venue.
Rig at rest
Mid-sweep
Gala close-upQuick facts
A robotic arm hologram fan is a spinning LED fan bolted to the wrist of an industrial robotic arm. The fan draws an image in mid-air while the arm moves it along a programmed path, so the picture itself changes position in the room.
18+
Arm Motion Paths Programmed
40+
Hologram Fan Content Loops Built
25+
Stage Cue Sequences Synced to the Arm
30+
Run Days Logged on the Rig
The booking covers the arm, its control cabinet and teach pendant, the 1,500 mm fan, a motion path, your loaded MP4, transport, installation and removal. Barriers for the guarded zone come with it.
The fan spins eight LED leaves fast enough to blur out of sight, and the lit pixels form a floating image. The arm then lifts, tilts and swings that image. Motion is set through the control cabinet and teach pendant.
Overall, the rig occupies 2,500 by 2,500 mm of floor and reaches 1,994 mm in height. Its fan spans 1,500 mm, with a listed resolution of 1300 by 1200. Content travels to the fan over Wi-Fi.
Pure black reads as empty air, so every frame starts on black. Keep the subject centred and bold, because fine text smears when the arm moves quickly.
Choose a configuration

Continuous Loop Mode
The arm repeats one gentle path all day while the fan plays your loop, for stands and foyers.
Key features
Typical uses
| Type | Hologram fan carried by a floor-mounted industrial robotic arm |
|---|---|
| Fan | 1,500 mm diameter, eight leaves |
| Resolution | 1300 by 1200 as listed |
| Content | MP4 files sent over Wi-Fi |
| Control | Control cabinet and teach pendant for arm movement |
| Interaction | Display only, no touch input |
| Size | 2,500 by 2,500 by 1,994 mm structure |
| Power and setup time | 12.7 kW listed on a 32 A three-phase line; ready within a day |
The figures above come from the live specification. Reach, speed and the barrier line are set at the site survey.
Delivered at
On a car launch stage, the fan carries a glowing outline of the model to centre. Then the covers come off the real car beneath it.
Before the first speaker walks on, the arm lifts the event logo from the floor to head height and turns it to face the hall.
At a gala dinner, the rig waits behind the dance floor. As the evening opens, it sweeps the hotel crest or sponsor mark across the room.
Rental covers the rig, one motion path from our library, loading your MP4, barriers, transport, setup, removal and the operator on every show day.
A custom booking adds new arm moves timed to your music, plus a loop our designers build for the fan's 1,500 mm circle. We keep the files for repeat use.
The rig arrives on the build day and each path is tested with barriers in place. Strike usually finishes overnight.
Our robot programmer and hologram content team share one Dubai workshop, so motion and image are planned together.
Lazulite has delivered event technology from Dubai Production City for ten years, and our crews know the load-in rules at major GCC halls.
Between bookings we clean the leaves, balance the fan and run each arm joint through its range.

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We agree the cue, the stage layout, the power supply and the barrier line.
Our programmer sketches the arm path while designers build the MP4 to match it.
The rig runs the final path and loop end to end before it is crated.
Crew set the rig, rehearse the cue with your stage manager, then run every show.
We remove the rig after the final run and send you the loop files.
The structure sits on a 2,500 by 2,500 mm base. The arm swings a spinning fan, so we plan a clear zone of roughly 4 metres beyond the base, confirmed at survey.
Plan on a 32 A three-phase line, which the spec sheet rates near 12.7 kW. Our quote states whether the arm and the fan share one feed. Loops load over a 2.4 GHz network.
ISO 10218-2 sets the international safety requirements for industrial robot applications. Following its principle, guests stay behind a barrier outside the arm's full reach, and the operator keeps the emergency stop in hand.
The base needs a levelled floor. We book load-in times, door widths and forklift access with the venue.
Show days, the number of cued runs and whether the path is new set most of the cost. Travel outside the UAE adds to it.
A path from our library with your MP4 costs less and books sooner. A new path needs programming and rehearsal days, so it costs more.
A designed loop, music edits, extra loops and a second operator appear as separate lines.
Our estimates place Compact at AED 12,000 to 20,000, Standard at AED 20,000 to 32,000 and Flagship at AED 32,000 to 44,000. Finance will confirm these figures.
Budget bands
Compact
One show day on a library path
Standard
A designed loop with a stage cue
Flagship
A path made for your launch
Rent vs custom
| Metric | Rent | Custom build |
|---|---|---|
| Speed to launch | Higher | Lower |
| Upfront investment | Lower | Higher |
| Brand uniqueness | Lower | Higher |
| Reuse value | Lower | Higher |
Rent
A tested path ready to run
Custom build
Motion written for your brand
The robotic rig moves one 1,500 mm image around a stage. A standard hologram fan holds a 640 mm image still on a floor stand, at a far lower day rate.
Book the arm when a single moment must land in front of a seated audience, such as a reveal or an opening.
A standing fan suits all-day branding at a stand edge or in a window, where motion would add cost without adding meaning.
Ask whether the audience is seated and watching one moment. If so, the arm earns its cost. If people are walking past, use a standing fan.
Can't find your answer? Speak with our Dubai team.
It is a 1,500 mm hologram fan mounted on a floor-standing industrial robotic arm. The fan spins eight LED leaves to draw a floating image, and the arm moves that image along a programmed path. Your logo or product can rise, sweep and turn toward the audience during a show.
Let's build it together
Describe the moment you want the image to make, with your venue, stage size and show dates. Our reply includes a first motion path, a floor plan marking the clear zone and an estimated budget. Call, message us on WhatsApp or use the form.
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