Auto & Manufacturing

What the demo shows

An AR product showcase. Customers use a smartphone, tablet or AR glasses to see a life-size 3D model of the product. They can explore it, rotate it and change its features in real time.

Who it is for

Manufacturers and brands with large, heavy or numerous products who exhibit at trade shows, run retail spaces or attend events where floor space is limited.

How it works

Your full range in a small space

Every product in the range is available as a 3D model, so a small stand can show the complete line-up without physical displays.

Less shipping and setup

There are no physical units to transport, so there is lower logistics cost and no risk of damage in transit. Setup at events is quicker, and sales teams spend more time with customers.

Options and configurations

Customers switch between configurations, colours, materials and features to see how each version looks before they decide.

Where it is used

Trade shows, showrooms, retail spaces and events. The same AR approach also supports machine maintenance.

Industry example: Bosch Rexroth

Bosch Rexroth used an AR visualisation tool so technicians could open 3D models of machines on smart glasses or tablets, get remote expert help and follow step-by-step maintenance guidance. It reported a 50% reduction in downtime and a 30% improvement in first-time fixes, along with better technician training and less travel.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is an AR product showcase?

An AR product showcase lets customers use a smartphone, tablet or AR glasses to see a life-size 3D model of a product. They can explore it, rotate it and change its features in real time. Every product in the range is available as a 3D model, so a small stand can show the complete line-up without physical displays.

Can we show our full product range at a trade show without shipping it?

An AR product showcase lets you show your full product range at a trade show without shipping it. Each product is a life-size 3D model on a phone, tablet or AR glasses. With no physical units to transport, logistics costs are lower, there is no risk of transit damage and setup at events is quicker.

Which manufacturers benefit most from AR product showcases?

AR product showcases suit manufacturers and brands with large, heavy or numerous products who exhibit at trade shows, run retail spaces or attend events where floor space is limited. The approach is used at trade shows, showrooms, retail spaces and events, and sales teams spend more time with customers instead of on setup.

Can customers change colours and configurations in an AR product showcase?

Customers can change configurations, colours, materials and features in an AR product showcase. They switch between versions on a phone, tablet or AR glasses and see how each one looks at life size before they decide. This lets a small stand present every option without building physical variants.

How did Bosch Rexroth use AR for machine maintenance?

Bosch Rexroth used an AR visualisation tool so technicians could open 3D models of machines on smart glasses or tablets, get remote expert help and follow step-by-step maintenance guidance. It reported a 50% reduction in downtime and a 30% improvement in first-time fixes, along with better technician training and less travel.

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