Starting points
When this approach makes sense
- Products are too large or expensive to transport
- Key functions are hidden inside the physical product
- Variants are difficult to demonstrate
- Customers need to understand scale and context
Sales & presentation
XR helps sales teams present products that are too large, not yet manufactured or difficult to explain with conventional media. Customers can explore scale, variants and functions interactively.

Starting points
Deliverables
Use cases
The right implementation depends on audience, environment, data, hardware and the integrations required.
Decision criteria
Clear technical and operational assumptions make the difference between a compelling prototype and a production-ready solution.
Quality & operations
Performance, usability and maintainability are evaluated together instead of being postponed until rollout.
Next step
Feasibility, platform choice and rollout should be considered together.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions before an XR project.
Yes. Existing CAD or design data can often be turned into an interactive real-time model before physical production.
Yes, if the product data and variant logic are available in a form that can be integrated.
No. Depending on the use case, mobile AR, tablets, large displays or guided headset experiences can all be appropriate.
We review use case, data, target hardware, integrations and rollout requirements together — before unnecessary implementation effort is created.