Multi-channel holograms are a sophisticated form of holographic technology that goes beyond traditional holograms by incorporating multiple images or scenes, each viewable from different angles. These holograms offer a dynamic and engaging viewing experience, allowing observers to see different aspects of the holographic content as they change their perspective.

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.

The Dot-matrix Hologram offers more design flexibility than conventional holography methods. This type of hologram consists of small holo-pixels arranged in a two-dimensional grid, each with a different orientation and grouped into small dots. Dot-matrix holograms provide high resolution with a brightness that can reach up to 3000 dots per inch. When exposed to white light, the holo-pixels produce a spectrum of colors and redirect light at multiple angles to create a kinetic effect image. Additionally, Dot-matrix holograms can be enhanced with hidden laser-readable text, holographic watermarks, micro text as small as twelve microns, and other security features.

Holographic Lithography, also known as Lithogram Holograms, relies on the optical interference of multiple laser beams to create intricate designs with a single exposure. Unlike other techniques, it is both affordable and mask-free, making it ideal for large-scale photonic-crystal manufacturing. This method allows for intricate optical parameters, such as beam intensity, polarization, and incident angles, which lead to the creation of photonic crystals exhibiting a wide variety of lattice symmetries. Kiran Holographics is renowned for its exceptional lithography production.

The Hologram Master Origination works on the principle of sending light beams which can be broken and sent using lenses at a number of angles to create an interference pattern which is recorded in the form of an image over a glass plate. This artifact, made with a nickel mould, plays an important role during the making of holograms. The creation of holographic pictures helps masters counter product counterfeiting. By amplifying light beams and applying lenses, we produce an individual combination of interference-type security features on the glass plate. These features, which are both 2D and 3D holograms, are highly instrumental in preventing counterfeiting attempts. The hologram creation offers a genuine set of security features, including images produced by laser optical recording, dot-matrix holograms created by innumerable grating dots at various angles, and true color holograms created by photographic techniques. In addition, nickel molds are a protective feature in the hologram creation process.

**Hologram Printing Machines** The specialized hologram sticker printing machine, commonly referred to as the Hologram Label Printing Machine, is a high-end hologram printing machine offering multiple printing features. It is widely used in the printing industry because of its ability to produce high-quality prints. Kiranholographics, which is located in Rajasthan, India, is a complete exporter and supplier of Holographic Printing Solutions, providing a hologram embossing machine along with training in printing, all at competitive exporter and supplier of hologram printing machine in India

Flip-flop holograms are a mesmerizing and highly secure type of holographic sticker. What sets them apart is their ability to change their image or color when viewed from different angles, as if they are "flipping" or "flopping." This dynamic effect makes them not only visually appealing but also extremely difficult to replicate, making them an excellent choice for anti-counterfeiting measures and brand protection.

Full-parallax holograms are designed to provide a 3D view from all possible angles, making them highly immersive. They are commonly used in holographic art installations, 3D mapping, and virtual reality simulations.

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.