Virtual factory tour
A virtual factory tour helps internal teams discuss production areas, routes and technical zones together. The focus is on work and coordination within the existing plant, not on a public presentation.
Virtual plant tour
A virtual plant tour presents selected areas to an external audience. It suits customers, applicants, partners and new employees when the route, message and approvals are defined in advance.
Digital factory documentation
Digital factory documentation records a visual and spatial as-is state. It complements plans and reports for operations, facility management, maintenance and project coordination.
Virtual tour of a logistics warehouse
A virtual tour of a logistics warehouse makes storage zones, traffic routes, gates and handover areas comprehensible regardless of location. This helps logistics teams, developers and landlords with coordination and viewings.
Virtual viewing of a commercial property
A virtual viewing of a commercial property gives prospects a realistic spatial impression before the on-site appointment. Agents, landlords and sellers can prepare viewings and qualify enquiries more effectively.
A shared approach
Every project starts with purpose, audience, approved areas and the required currency of the data. The capture method, quality, access and possible additions are then defined. A small pilot area can validate the benefit before further buildings or sites follow.
Limits
A photorealistic tour is not automatically a survey-grade CAD or BIM model. Sensitive content, data protection and access rules must be considered before capture. Areas that are not captured or are occluded cannot be reliably represented.