3D product configurators for complex products
Our drone and speaker demos show how buyers can configure options, look inside a product and try it in AR.
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Expert services
AR / XR expertise for workshops, lectures, concepting, and feasibility checks. Always tailored to client specs.
For who · why now
Cultural organisations, innovation teams, educators, public-sector teams, and companies who need to ask someone with experience in XR.
What it earns the buyer
- Fresh ideas, knowledge and experience from industry pioneers.
- Find the right technical route before spending production budget.
- Give teams shared language for AR, WebAR, online 3D, Gaussian splats, and spatial storytelling.
- Turn early ideas into scoped concepts, workshop outputs, or practical next-step recommendations.
What you get
- Tailored workshops, lectures, facilitation, and consultation sessions
- Concept audits, feasibility notes, and production-route recommendations
- Prototype briefs, partner specifications, and internal decision material
Bring the questions before there is a build.
- The idea or opportunity you are considering
- Audience, channel, venue, or campaign context
- Known constraints: budget, timeline, assets, platform, approvals
- Examples you like or dislike
- Internal questions that need answers
- The decision you need to make after the session
Don't have everything? Start with what you have. On the first call we'll tell you what's worth creating, and what's not.
FAQ
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.
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By capabilityOnline 3D experiences
Interactive browser-based 3D presentations for products, places, networks, and ideas that need more than a flat render.
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By capabilityAerial Gaussian Splatting
Drone-enabled Gaussian splatting for places, construction sites and cultural heritage that need to be explored online.
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By capability3D product configurators
Let buyers build your product, see how it works and look inside it, in a browser and in AR.
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Other lanes by industry
Lead service
Construction marcom & spatial viz
Turn drawings, BIM, and renders into experiences buyers, residents, and approvers can open and explore.
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Destination serviceDestinations in photorealistic 3D
Capture a destination as a photo-derived 3D scene that visitors can explore from a normal browser link.
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Interactive 3DDigital scale models
Explain anything physical with an interactive browser-based 3D model people can open on any device.
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B2B sales enablementMedia & OOH sales tools
Sell spatial media with spatial tools. Let buyers inspect stations, vehicles, and venues in context.
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Public experienceCulture, tourism & place-based WebAR
Make place-based stories walkable, visible, and memorable. Designed for the real signage, languages, and maintenance.
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Campaign & retailBrand, retail & product moments
Extend packaging, POS, showrooms, and events into an app-free / browser-based brand moment people can open without installing anything.
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