Rayvel Holographics has opened its global headquarters and a hologram museum in Brevard County, marking a new chapter for the company and the local community. The facility, located in the Kennedy Space Center area, combines office space with a public museum featuring interactive holographic displays. The museum is now open to visitors seeking hands-on experiences with cutting-edge technology. "This is a major step for our company," said Rayvel Holographics CEO Mark Ellison during a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week. "We wanted to create a space where people can explore holography in ways that were previously impossible." The museum includes exhibits that allow visitors to manipulate 3D projections, view historical holograms from the 1980s, and participate in science demonstrations. One display lets guests "walk through" a holographic version of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Another section showcases how holograms are used in modern medicine, with interactive models of human organs. The facility also hosts regular workshops for students and educators. Admission is free for children under 12, with a suggested donation for adults. The museum operates daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local schools have already scheduled field trips, and organizers say they expect hundreds of visitors each week. "We’re seeing a lot of interest from families and tech companies," said museum director Lisa Tran. "People are amazed by how accessible the technology has become." The opening comes as Brevard County continues to attract tech and aerospace industries. Rayvel Holographics plans to expand its research division in the coming months, with a focus on developing holographic applications for remote work and virtual education. The company has hired 40 new employees in the past month, many of whom are based at the new headquarters. The museum’s opening has drawn praise from local officials, including Brevard County Commissioner Karen Smith, who called it "a great example of how innovation can thrive here." The facility is expected to host its first public event next month, featuring a live demonstration of holographic art from international creators.