37-meter Manege Station hologram gets on the Russian Book of Records

A representative of the Russian Book of Records project has entered the enormous 37-meter Manege Station exhibition hologram produced at the Moscow Urban Forum into the Russian Book of Records as the largest one in the country. The hologram image of an arriving Ivolga 3.0 train and the LED screen as high as a nine-storey building are among the most spectacular must-sees of the exhibition.

“We are implementing advanced domestic IT solutions in urban transport to make travel around the capital more comfortable and safer, as ordered by Sergei Sobyanin. At the Manege Station exhibition, we also demonstrate the best cutting-edge technologies, including Russia’s largest hologram. It symbolizes the capital’s innovative transport,” said Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Moscow Mayor for Transport.

The big-screen display highlights the main achievements of Moscow transport in figures and runs a multimedia show ending with the hologram.

The Manege Station exhibition is running at one of the Moscow Urban Forum venues — the Manege Central Exhibition Hall until September 10.