Web · Mixed reality · Augmented reality
Turn your products
into an experience.
The right setup starts with what your customer needs to understand: a catalog to explore, a full-scale machine, or equipment to place in their facility.
01 / Web showroom
Your product line,
one link away.
A web showroom brings your products together in a branded environment. Visitors explore a path and open information about each item. An immersive presentation makes the product line more tangible than a series of data sheets.
Before a trade show, your sales team can introduce the products on display. Afterward, prospects can revisit the experience on a compatible computer, tablet, or phone. Public or restricted access is defined according to content confidentiality.
Interactions are selected around your needs: 360° tours, interactive 3D models, information hotspots, detail views, or additional content. We define these during scoping so the budget supports the interactions that matter to the sale.
02 / Mixed reality headset
A full-scale presence.
A space to explore.
A mixed reality headset can display a machine, piece of furniture, or equipment at scale in the real world. To present an entire space before it is built, virtual reality immerses visitors in a fully digital environment.
Your sales team guides the experience: dimensions, components, operation, or options. You decide which equipment to display physically and which to present immersively, based on its role in the demonstration.
We plan the space, visitor flow, supervision, and hardware with you. Space requirements depend on the machine and scenario; a full-scale representation still requires a suitable demonstration area.
Network requirements and any offline use are validated during technical preparation. Hardware, installation, onboarding, and operation are itemized in the quote.
03 / Augmented reality on a tablet
Place your product
in your customer’s space.
The tablet uses its camera to overlay a 3D model of your product onto the real environment. Your customer can visualize its size and proportions in a familiar setting.
This format works for sales meetings or booth presentations. Several people can share the screen to discuss equipment, examine dimensions, or compare layouts.
Compatibility depends on the tablet, operating system, and selected features. Files are prepared for these uses and the scenario is tested on the intended hardware. For technical installation planning, this visualization supports the discussion; measurements and dimensional validation are still required.
From file to presentation
Your 3D assets,
prepared for the task.
We start with your available models, priority products, and the features you need to explain. Reviewing the files establishes what can be reused, adapted, or created.
An initial experience lets you validate scale, visual quality, and interactions. We then adapt this foundation for other formats, with the changes each device requires.
Content ownership, usage rights, hosting, and updates are specified in the proposal. A self-service client portal for uploading and managing files is planned for a second phase.
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.