for real estate and architecture.
– Reduce construction errors by 75%.
– Improve worker safety and ensure increased productivity by 40%.
– Increase engagement and conversion rates by more than 50%.
– Lower the construction costs by 90%
– Reduce inspection time and cost by up to 60
– 1.4 million real estate agents are using VR technology already
– AR in construction market size will reach USD 11.14 billion by 2027
– 77% of buyers are choosing to have a VR tour instead of a physical visit
– 85% of AEC workers that have used the technology say it has improved their work processes
– Virtual staging grows user’s interest and gets properties sold 75% faster
Solutions
Design visualization
Virtual and augmented reality can create realistic 3D models of building designs, allowing architects to visualize and present their plans to clients in a much more immersive and engaging way. This feature allows for better feedback and understanding of the design before construction.
Training in VR
Using virtual reality in education and training can enable architects and other AEC professionals to visualize and interact with designs in a realistic and immersive way. This tool allows them to make more informed decisions and better understand the implications of their design choices. It also enables the users to understand a space's functionality and usability before it is constructed.
Virtual tours
Virtual tours allow potential buyers to explore a property in detail using VR technology. These tours could include 360-degree views, interactive elements (such as opening or closing the doors, switching the lights on and off, etc.), floor plans, and HD images and videos.
Property staging with AR
Augmented reality can create virtual versions of furniture and decor that can be placed inside a property to give potential buyers an idea of how the space could look when furnished. It’s proven that customers who use augmented reality to visualize furniture before buying are three times more likely to purchase the product.
Interior Designing
Virtual and augmented reality allow interior designers to eliminate the constraints they face in the real world. AR-based tools can turn a complex design mockup into a prototype in a few minutes, regardless of complexity or scale. VR-based tools allow designers to interact with and manipulate prototypes in infinite ways.
Locating properties with AR
An AR-based app can assist customers interested in purchasing properties by scanning nearby commercial properties. They can also view the building's available offices, amenities, and tenants. These apps can also include a design visualization system and communication interface with marketing agents during construction.
