Holography dates from 1947, when British / Hungarian Scientist Dr. Dennis Gabor developed the theory of holography while working to improve the resolution of an electron microscope. Through this website, this is our little attempt to pay tribute to this great scientist for developing a wonderful technology. (Download: Read the full biography).
http://www.de.nobel.se/laureates/physics1971-1-autobio.html

- Advancement of holography technology & its members
- Protect Industry, Products and People from the ill effects of counterfeiting

HoMAI members undertake to:

1. Help promote & protect the common interests, observe high standards of integrity & business ethics in their dealings with customers, other HoMAI members, associates & suppliers so that the membership of HoMAI itself is regarded as standing for integrity, quality and customer satisfaction.

2. Refrain from knowingly misrepresenting or exaggerating the features and the functioning of their products or their capabilities or succumb to short-term gains, which might result into sub-standard quality and eventually endanger their own credibility and the very concept of using the hologram itself.

3. Exercise due care to ensure that orders for production & supply of holograms are accepted from the authorized person of the genuine & original brand owners only.

4. Respect all copyright, intellectual property rights and property of all existing members.

5. Register their all existing & future authenticating/ security/ copyright holograms & image designs in the independently maintained Hologram Roster (HR).

6. Furnish their production/ sales or other business information of general nature, as and when requested, for preparing consolidated data without disclosing any individual/-concerned member’s identity.

7. Always obtain a ‘no dues’ letter from the previous employer/ principal while appointing technical staff, consultant, agent, or representative.

8. Bring to the notice of the HoMAI Admin. Office & Sectt. any instance and/or information of any breach of this Code by any HoMAI member/s or by anyone operating in or associated with the holography industry who may be acting in such a manner which may bring the holography industry into disrepute and tarnish the image of HoMAI.