Holoconnects recreated Baron Léon Lambert, the historical figure behind one of Belgium's most influential banking families, using only low-quality photos and a single TV interview. AI tools synthesised his appearance, voice, and gestures into a lifelike Digital Twin, shown in a Holobox at the official opening of ING's new Brussels office.
For attendees, the result was an uncanny moment of historical presence: a man long gone, standing on stage, speaking, gesturing, and connecting the bank's heritage to its present.
Source material, even sparse historical archives, is processed through generative AI to reconstruct a person's voice, mannerisms, and visual likeness. The output is rendered in real time inside a Holobox, where it can be scripted for keynotes, ceremonies, or interactive conversation.
Use cases stretch from corporate anniversaries and museum exhibits to immersive education and brand storytelling. The Baron Léon Lambert installation demonstrates that AI-assisted holography is no longer a research demo, it's deployable for live, high-profile events.
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