Immersive showroom & sales
Present a product at full scale, even if it is too big, too expensive or not yet built.
What is it, in practice?
A virtual showroom presents a product at full scale, even when it is too big, too expensive or not yet manufactured. Customers explore it, configure it and picture it in their own setting.
Presenting an industrial machine, a fit-out or a building often raises a practical problem: the item is too bulky for a demo, too costly to move, or does not exist yet. A virtual showroom removes that obstacle.
Standing in front of a life-size virtual product, customers no longer read a spec sheet: they picture it in use. They walk around it, change a finish, open a cover. That hands-on preview shortens the decision and makes the purchase feel safer.
How it works
Prepare the 3D models
We model the product and its variants from existing drawings or CAD files.
Build the showroom
We stage the product in an environment that shows it at its best and define the possible interactions.
Add configuration
Customers can change options, finishes or layouts and see the result in real time.
Equip the sales team
The showroom is delivered for headset and screen, ready for client meetings and trade shows.
When should you use it?
- Present a large or made-to-measure product
- Configure an offer live with the customer
- Equip a field sales team
What we deliver
- Interactive 3D showroom
- Built-in product configurator
- Headset and screen versions
Every project starts with scoping your needs and checking feasibility, before a single line of code.
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