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Before the trade show
Choose which products need a physical display and which can be experienced immersively. The 3D models and scenario are prepared for the selected hardware.
Industry & equipment
Your entire product line.
Even in a small booth.
Your catalog goes beyond the machines you can ship. Show equipment, its details, and how it fits into your customer’s environment.
Discuss my project
An experience that supports your sales
Before, during, and after.
A project that supports the conversation.
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During the demonstration
Present dimensions, components, and operation through views and interactions that support your sales pitch. Your team guides the demonstration.
03
After the meeting
Share a web showroom so buyers can revisit the range and its information. Your contact can continue the conversation with colleagues.
What benefits from 3D
- Equipment that is large or expensive to ship.
- Product lines too extensive to display in full.
- Operation, components, or options that are hard to explain in a data sheet.
What we define together
- Available CAD files and information that must stay confidential.
- The right level of detail, interactions, and views.
- Demo space, hardware, and network requirements.
Mixed reality complements your demonstration. It does not always replace physical equipment or technical layout validation. You still need to plan space for the setup and supervise visitors.
GF Machining Solutions
An industrial showroom.
A Bluevista project.
For GF Machining Solutions, Bluevista prepared 3D machine models and created a web-based tour. Visitors can open product information for each machine within the virtual environment.
Product sheets were developed in collaboration with the Gardeners agency. This project illustrates the expertise behind ShowroomVista.
The original site is no longer online. Explore six restored panoramic views, including three machines, from the project archives.
Read about the project3D & 360°Showroom explorationWebDesktop, tablet, mobile
From network to product
Technical products.
A clearer context.
For Ensto, a virtual landscape connected equipment to its operating environment. It showed products as part of a wider network, making their role easier to understand.
Explore 14 environments from the animated map, from overhead lines and railways to substations and high-voltage networks. Move closer, then select a hotspot to explore the equipment.
Restored using the original media. Interactive areas and three text-based WordPress product sheets have been recovered. Some historical catalog sheets and resources are still missing.
14 environmentsFrom landscape to equipmentWebNo installation required
Add a new dimension to your next sales meeting
What would you like
your customers to experience?
A product, a collection, a future space. Let’s build an experience around your project that helps customers decide.