Rayvel, a photonics technology company specializing in holographics, celebrated the opening of their new administration office in Montville, CT with an open house for guests and media from the local community in December.
OTS 2000 system fully characterizes the performance of large optical flats, such as TV and computer screens, in a fully automated manner. Numerous safety features were incorporated that prevent damage to the optic during measurement process. A report is generated at the end of the test that provides a map of any defects on the optic and numerous other quantitative data that fully characterizes it.
Rayvel Holographics, a leader in hologram imaging and photonic innovation, will open its new global headquarters and HoloCenter South hologram museum at 404 E. New Haven Ave., Melbourne, Florida 32901. The event, titled The Rayvel Ribbon Cutting Celebration, will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., and is a celebration open to the public and free of charge.
Rayvel Holographics advances holography from experimental novelty into practical, scalable technology used in real-world environments. The company designs and manufactures holographic systems for enterprise communication, live events, museums, security, product authentication, and global information exchange. Rayvel’s work spans 3D imaging systems, hologram art and displays, diffraction gratings, and optical security technologies deployed across commercial, industrial, and cultural applications.
The event takes place on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026, 9 am to 11 pm, at Rayvel’s new global headquarters and HoloCenter South hologram Viewseum, located at 404 E. New Haven Ave., Melbourne, Florida. Doors open in the morning, with programming running throughout the day and into the evening.
Rayvel Holographics will officially open its new global headquarters and HoloCenter South hologram museum in Melbourne, Florida with the Rayvel Ribbon Cutting Celebration & Holographic Arts Music Festival on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026. The full-day public event brings together technologists, artists, engineers, business leaders, and the local community to explore how holography is shaping the future of communication, design, and live experience. Programming will include live hologram demonstrations, guided museum tours, interactive exhibits, and a daylong schedule of performances.
