Choose the experience before the technology
Ask what a customer needs to understand: scale, layout, material options or the relationship between products. A virtual showroom is most useful when interaction answers a question that static images leave unresolved.
Build from suitable assets
Assess existing photographs, floor plans and 3D models. Decide what needs new modelling and which details matter at the intended viewing distance. Product dimensions and finishes should be reviewed against approved references rather than inferred from appearance.
Design for different devices
Browser-based 3D can offer a convenient entry point. Headset experiences require separate interaction and performance decisions. Provide a useful alternative for visitors who cannot run the immersive view. Test controls, loading time and text legibility on the devices in scope.
Connect exploration to action
Let visitors find specifications, request a consultation or continue to a product page. Keep the experience focused and avoid adding interaction solely for spectacle. Define device support, asset quality and performance targets in the project proposal before development.
Explore your next step
Start with your existing product, service or knowledge. Explore SpaceTracker solutions or discuss your project to identify a focused first phase.
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Start with one customer or employee workflow that creates a clear business result.
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