A WebVR showroom puts specifiers inside an architecturally accurate environment lit by your products. No headset, no install, shared as a link. One link replaces a dozen follow-up emails after LightFair. Your reps walk clients through it live; specifiers revisit it when the spec is being written. First impressions become lasting ones.
A specifier in another city cannot walk your showroom, and catalogue images show a fixture rather than the light it throws. A showroom in the browser puts your products in an architecturally accurate space, lit from your own photometry, so a designer can look up at a ceiling and judge glare the way they would in person.
Scope
We start with the fixture list, the applications it is specified into, and how your reps present today. That decides the scenes the tour needs.
Environment
We model or source a space that matches those applications, held to real dimensions so the room reads as a project rather than a stage.
Lighting
Your IES files drive the light. Where a fixture has no photometry we can use, we tell you before the build starts rather than after.
Review and launch
You walk the showroom in the browser and mark what needs adjusting. We then hand over a link for your site, launch emails, and rep tablets.
Showrooms are scheduled against your launch date. Fixture count and scene count drive the schedule. We agree a delivery date at kickoff, tell you what would move it, and hold a review window with your team before launch.