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with Our AR VR Development Expertise

What we do

We specialize in cutting-edge 3D visualization solutions, driving business impact with interactive VR and AR technologies. Our multidisciplinary team of XR experts unlocks new possibilities, elevates brands, and engages audiences.

We provide tailored strategies, and immersive experiences to empower your team and seize opportunities in immersive technologies.

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Industries We Serve

We are dedicated to serving the unique needs of a diverse range of industries. With our immersive technology solutions, we help businesses to enhance customer experiences, engage audiences, and drive success. Elevate your brand and stay ahead of the competition with our tailored solutions designed to fit your requirements.

Hospitality

Tourism

Real Estate

Retail & Events

Why work with us

Learn more about our services and how we do things differently.

Cutting-Edge Technology

We leverage the latest advancements in 3D imaging, virtual reality, and software solutions to provide you with state-of-the-art visualizations that are both realistic and interactive.

Tailor-made Solutions

We understand that every project is unique, and we customize our services to meet your specific requirements. Our team works closely with you to ensure that your vision is brought to life in the most effective and compelling way possible.

Expert Team

Our skilled professionals have extensive experience in the field of 3D visualization and are passionate about creating exceptional visual experiences. We take pride in our ability to transform spaces into captivating digital representations.

Our Work

We take immense pride in delivering exceptional results for our clients across industries. Through our expertise in immersive technologies, we create captivating experiences that elevate brands, engage audiences, and drive business success.

From crafting immersive virtual tours to creating lifelike 3D models, our work is driven by a passion for innovation and a commitment to delivering outstanding solutions. Explore our portfolio to see how we have transformed the way businesses connect with their customers and showcase their spaces.

Clients Speak

Great experience working with the ViewPlus team. We weren’t sure what to expect. It was a step into the dark, so to speak. The results are brilliant. The 3D/VR representation of Samson House allows us to showcase our facility better than video or photography alone. Thank you team Viewplus for all your hard work and attention to detail.

Michael Collins

PR & Marketing,
HRBR, Ireland

We would highly recommend working with the ViewPlus team. Our 3D video tour is a fantastic tool for us to show prospective clients what we have available and give them a feel for the office space. We enjoyed the process of working with the team, who were extremely responsive throughout and had the tour ready very quickly

Aoife Reynolds

Operations Manager,
The View, Ireland

At the Fleet Hotel in Dublin's Temple Bar district we are always looking for new ways to communicate our property to the audience. The Viewplus team were very responsive to us in our interactions with them. We are delighted with the results produced, and the ability for customers to view the property online in 3D gives them greater confidence in making the booking decision, and it's something we feel has set us apart from our competition.

Stephen Williams

Group Sales & Marketing Director,
Windward Management Limited

General FAQs

How do virtual tours work, and what can I expect from them?

Virtual tours use immersive technology, primarily in the form of 360-degree photography or videography, combined with other media types such as sound effects, music, narration, and text, to provide a realistic experience of a location or environment. This technology can be used on a range of devices, including computers, smartphones, and virtual reality headsets. When you engage with a virtual tour, you can expect to ‘move’ through different areas or rooms of the location, rotate your viewpoint to see in all directions, and sometimes interact with objects or exhibits within the space.

How are brands using virtual reality to boost their customer experience?

Brands across numerous industries are leveraging virtual reality (VR) to enhance customer experience in innovative ways. Here are a few examples:
– Retail: Retailers provide virtual stores, enabling customers to browse and interact with products as if they were physically in the shop. IKEA, for example, has a VR app that lets users design their own rooms.
– Travel and Hospitality: Hotels and travel agencies offer virtual tours of their facilities or destinations, allowing customers to explore before booking.
– Real Estate: Realtors use VR to offer virtual property tours, enabling potential buyers to visit homes remotely.
– Education: Many educational institutions and training programs use VR to create immersive learning experiences, such as virtual field trips or hands-on training simulations.

Are virtual tours an adequate substitute for physically visiting a destination or attraction?

Virtual tours can be an excellent alternative to physically visiting a destination or attraction, especially when travel is difficult, expensive, or impossible. They offer the ability to explore a location at your own pace, revisiting areas of interest as often as you like, and without the crowd. However, it’s important to note that while virtual tours provide a visually immersive experience, they can’t fully replicate all aspects of a physical visit. Advancements in AR/VR technology continue to enhance the virtual tour experience

Are there any specific hardware or software requirements to access virtual or augmented reality experiences?

Yes, both hardware and software requirements can vary depending on the complexity of the virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) experience. Here’s a general overview:
Hardware:
– VR: For full immersion VR experiences, a VR headset is required. Some popular models include the Oculus Quest, HTC Vive, or the PlayStation VR. However, some simpler VR experiences can be accessed using Google Cardboard and a compatible smartphone.
– AR: Most AR experiences are accessed using a smartphone or tablet with a camera, such as iPhones or iPads for Apple’s ARKit, or a variety of Android devices for Google’s ARCore.

Software:
– VR: Depending on the VR device you’re using, you may need specific software or applications. For instance, Oculus devices use the Oculus app, whereas the HTC Vive uses SteamVR.
– AR: AR experiences are typically delivered via apps that you can download on your smartphone or tablet. Examples include IKEA Place (for virtually placing furniture in your room) or Pokemon Go.
Additionally, for both VR and AR experiences, you’ll generally need a reasonably modern and high-performing device to handle the processing requirements. For smartphone-based VR and AR, this usually means a fairly recent model of smartphone. For PC-tethered VR like the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive,

this means a computer with a powerful graphics card and processor.

How can businesses integrate immersive technologies into their existing offerings?

Businesses can integrate immersive technologies such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) into their existing offerings in several ways, depending on their industry, customer needs, and business goals. Here are a few examples:
1. Product Visualization: Retailers can use AR to let customers visualize products in their own homes before purchase. For example, a furniture store could offer an AR app that allows customers to place a virtual sofa in their living room to see how it looks and fits.
2. Training & Education: Companies can use VR to create immersive training programs. For instance, a manufacturing company could develop a VR training simulation that allows employees to practice operating machinery in a safe, virtual environment.
3. Marketing & Advertising: Brands can use AR and VR to create immersive marketing campaigns. A movie studio, for instance, could create an AR app that lets users bring characters from a film into their own environment, or a VR experience that allows users to explore a location from the movie.
4. Customer Service: Companies can use AR to enhance customer service. For example, a tech company might develop an AR tool that allows customers to ‘see’ how to set up or troubleshoot a product using overlaid digital instructions in their real-world view.
5. Virtual Tours: Real estate companies, hotels, museums, and other businesses can offer virtual tours, allowing potential customers to explore properties or exhibits remotely.

Can virtual tours and immersive experiences be customized for specific target markets or audience segments?

Absolutely, virtual tours and immersive experiences can indeed be customized for specific target markets or audience segments. This is one of the significant advantages of using AR and VR technologies. By tailoring the experience to specific user needs and interests, businesses can increase engagement, customer satisfaction, and ultimately, their return on investment. Here are a few examples:

1. By Demographic: The content, design, and interface of the immersive experience can be adjusted to fit different age groups, cultural backgrounds, or levels of tech proficiency. For instance, a virtual tour of a museum might include a child-friendly interface and educational games for younger audiences, while offering a more detailed, informational tour for adults.
2. By Interest: Businesses can create different versions of a tour or experience based on the user’s specific interests. For example, a virtual tour of a city could offer different ‘paths’ focusing on history, architecture, food, or nightlife.
3. By Accessibility Needs: Immersive experiences can be adapted to cater to users with varying abilities. This could mean offering voice narration for visually impaired users, haptic feedback for hearing-impaired users, or simplified controls for those with motor disabilities.
4. By Language: Virtual tours and experiences can be made available in multiple languages, catering to a global audience or specific language groups.
To achieve this level of customization, businesses may need to invest in a more advanced AR/VR platform or hire an experienced development team. It’s also essential to thoroughly understand the needs, preferences, and behaviors of each target segment to create an experience that truly resonates with them.