The questions buyers actually ask. Open one to read.
Q01Can this be only a lecture?+
Yes. Expert services can be a lecture, an internal inspiration session, a hands-on workshop, a feasibility check, or ongoing consultation.
Q02Do we need a clear brief?+
No. A messy early question is often the right starting point. We help separate what is technically possible from what is useful.
Q03Can you help an agency scope AR for a client?+
Yes. We can help assess feasibility, risks, asset needs, budget range, production route, and how to explain the concept to the client.
Q04Can this lead into production?+
Yes, but it does not have to. The session can stay advisory, or it can become a prototype or production scope if that is the right next step.
Q05What topics can you cover?+
AR/XR, WebAR, online 3D, spatial storytelling, Gaussian splats, 3D asset readiness, public-space launch flows, print-triggered AR, and practical production planning. And moAR.
Q06Do you know everything about XR?+
No. The more we learn, the more we realise how little we actually know. If we are clearly the wrong expert for you, we will let you know and possibly refer you to smarter entities.
AppsFlyer's 2025 benchmark across 28 billion installs puts Day-1 retention at around 25%. AR apps sit below that floor, because every reviewer is a single-use case, not a habit. WebAR removes the funnel. The link that opened the experience the first time still opens it the second.
Rework runs around 12% of a typical construction budget. Peer-reviewed BIM studies in 2025 report that putting an optimised 3D model in front of stakeholders before the first pour prevents at least a third of that, and as much as half on projects that share the model early. One Asian rail case caught 3,000 design clashes and shaved 12% off construction cost on its own.
Shopify's own data, drawn from millions of stores. The 65% sits next to a 94% conversion lift on stores that add any 3D content, and a 40% drop in returns when AR closes the imagination gap. The mechanism carries from product pages to construction, museums, and brand work.