Rayvel Holographics to Celebrate Opening of Global Headquarters, Hologram Museum in Melbourne on Feb. 24

By Space Coast Daily // February 5, 2026

Rayvel Ribbon Cutting Celebration is 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and free and to attend

Rayvel Holographics will officially open its new global headquarters and HoloCenter South Hologram Museum on Florida’s Space Coast with a daylong public celebration on Tuesday, Feb. 24, marking a major expansion for the photonics and hologram technology company.

BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA — Rayvel Holographics will officially open its new global headquarters and HoloCenter South Hologram Museum on Florida’s Space Coast with a daylong public celebration on Tuesday, Feb. 24, marking a major expansion for the photonics and hologram technology company.

The facility, located at 404 E. New Haven Ave. in downtown Melbourne, will serve as Rayvel’s worldwide hub for hologram research, product development, manufacturing, and public education.

The event, titled The Rayvel Ribbon Cutting Celebration, runs from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and is free and open to the public.

Rayvel Holographics designs and manufactures holographic products used in 3D imaging systems, packaging artwork, trade show and retail displays, product authentication labels, and diffraction gratings for projection systems, spectroscopy, and optical networking.

Company leaders say the Melbourne site uniquely combines a working research and production center with a public-facing museum showcasing holography as both science and art.

Rayvel Holographics will open its new global headquarters and HoloCenter South Hologram Museum on Florida’s Space Coast with a daylong public celebration on Tuesday, Feb. 24. “This facility is where art, science, and imagination intersect,” said Rayvel CEO Joe Ciaudelli. “We’re opening our doors to share the wonder of holography with the community and the world—and to inspire new generations of innovators.”

“This facility is where art, science, and imagination intersect,” said Rayvel CEO Joe Ciaudelli. “We’re opening our doors to share the wonder of holography with the community and the world—and to inspire new generations of innovators.”

The new location builds on Rayvel’s roots in New York, including its partnership with the Center for Holographic Arts, which is celebrating 50 years of advancing holography. The Melbourne expansion reflects growing demand for holographic technologies across industries ranging from design and manufacturing to entertainment and security.

The grand opening will feature hologram art demonstrations, guided “Viewseum” tours, and live performances throughout the day and evening.

Scheduled performers include Sonic Crusaders, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Kasim Sulton, Bo Bice, Dan Lawson, Jeff Caldwell, Melanie Murray and additional guest artists.

Local leaders view the expansion as another sign of the Space Coast’s emergence as a center for optical research and advanced technology, supported by proximity to NASA, aerospace companies and regional universities.

Rayvel officials say the headquarters is expected to attract scientists, artists and visitors from around the world while contributing to Melbourne’s economic and cultural growth.

Rayvel holds multiple patents for its Narrow Angle and Wide Angle Hologram technologies and has received national recognition, including the Gold Innovations Prize from the Connecticut Quality Improvement Awards.

The company plans to continue growing its research and manufacturing operations from the Melbourne site.

More information about the company is available at Rayvel.com.