Dynamic holography is an exciting and evolving field within holography that focuses on creating holographic images and displays that are not static but change or animate when viewed. These holograms are characterized by their ability to provide viewers with a sense of motion, depth, and interactivity, making them invaluable for a wide range of applications, from art and entertainment to scientific visualization and advertising.

Multi-plane holograms use multiple planes or depths within the same holographic image. This creates a layered effect, allowing viewers to see different aspects of the scene from various angles. These holograms are used in art and interactive displays for their depth and complexity.

Three-dimensional Holograms A hologram that creates a three-dimensional image is known as a 3D hologram. Unlike a 2D hologram, a 3D hologram is not limited to two-dimensional visibility. Instead, it uses holographic technology to create an image that appears to be three-dimensional. These holograms are typically tamper-evident and comprise multiple layers with hologram photos arranged in such a way that they give the illusion of depth. The surface of a 3D hologram is typically shiny, which enhances the visual effect. To create 3D holograms, software such as Corel Draw can be used to design the layout, which involves separating the image into multiple layers and applying different colors to create a more realistic 3D effect.

Hot-stamping Hologram Rolls Holographic hot-stamping foil is a multi-layer polyester film featuring highly detailed holographic designs or registered hologram images with a depth of 15-25 microns. Coated with a special wax release, it is applied using heat and pressure to materials like paper, vinyl cards, and synthetic leather. Once applied, the hot-stamping foil cannot be removed or transferred from the host surface, which can be paper, leather, and other materials. To make it resistant to scratches, the material is metalized. There are three categories of security hot-stamping foils: A) Registered hologram image with sensor mark - it has a visually striking appearance, is cost-effective, and is difficult to remove once applied. A single sensor is placed on this high-security hot-stamping foil to facilitate its application by high-speed automated stamping, and it features a holographic design that can be easily stamped due to its operational routine images. During this process, waste is minimized.