Virtual tours and showrooms
Your production hall, showroom or plant as a walkable experience in the browser — for everyone who cannot or would rather not travel.
Overview
Show the site without anyone travelling to it.
A factory visit convinces — but it costs both sides a day. A virtual tour carries part of that effect online: prospects move freely through the hall, showroom or plant, stop wherever it matters and pull up exactly the information they need.
Depending on the ambition we work with linked 360° panoramas or with a continuously navigable Gaussian splat scene. Both run in the browser, both are shareable by link.
Where it is used
What virtual tours are used for.
Six situations in which a link moves more than a meeting.
Factory and plant visits
Show manufacturing depth and equipment before the first appointment has even been arranged.
Showroom around the clock
Your exhibition stays reachable — outside opening hours and across time zones.
Sales at a distance
Field sales guide prospects through the tour live and share a screen instead of a slide deck.
Reference installations
Completed projects stay presentable without customers having to open their doors again.
Onboarding and safety
New staff learn routes, zones and rules before entering the hall for the first time.
Trade shows with an afterlife
The stand lives on as a walkable experience once the show is over — exhibits included.
Technology
Two routes, one result.
We choose the method by object, effort and the freedom of movement you want.
360°
Linked panoramas
High-resolution panoramas at defined viewpoints, connected into a continuous route. Robust, quickly captured and reliable even in difficult lighting.
3DGS
Freely navigable splat scene
For maximum freedom of movement we capture the space as a Gaussian splat. Viewers move continuously rather than point to point — photorealistic and in real time.
INTERACTION
Hotspots, media and VR
Information points sit along the route: technical data, videos, contacts or a jump into the product configurator. Via WebXR the same tour becomes walkable in a headset.
How it runs
From site walk to finished tour.
Four steps that fit into your operations rather than interrupting them.
Site walk and concept
We define the route, the viewpoints and the information points together with you.
On-site capture
Recorded in a single visit — scheduled around your operations and the lighting situation.
Post-processing
Stitching, clean-up, route building and integration of hotspots and media.
Rollout and operation
Integration into your website, testing on every device and ongoing updates.
Ready to make your site walkable?
Tell us what you want to show — we will plan the capture.
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