One build, packaged for however your team will actually use it — a trade-show headset, a sales laptop, or a link a client opens on their phone. No separate rebuild per platform.
Quest, Pico or PC VR — for trade-show booths, showrooms and hands-on training floors.
Mouse/touch-driven version of the same build, for sales laptops and kiosk screens.
Send a client a URL — no app install, runs on whatever device they open it on.
Headset app, desktop executable, and a hosted browser link — all from the same source build.
One page covering setup, controls and troubleshooting — so your team can run it on the show floor without us in the room.
Fixes and small tweaks covered for a defined period after delivery — new machines or features are scoped separately.
A headset for full 1:1 scale at a show, a laptop for a sales call, a touchscreen on your stand, and a tablet handed across a desk. The same project serves all four; level-of-detail versions handle the difference in what each can render.
Browser builds open from a link with nothing to download. This matters more than it sounds: an app your customer has to install is an app most of them will not install, and a demo that needs IT approval is a demo that happens next quarter.
We can host it, or hand you the files to put on your own infrastructure. Manufacturers with their own IT policy usually prefer the second, and everything is delivered so that is possible.
The optimised models and the built experience are delivered to you with no ongoing licence and no dependency on us. You can extend it, hand it to a dealer network, or take it to a different studio in three years.
No. Browser builds open from a link. A headset build is installed once on your own devices, but nothing is required of the customer.
Yes. Everything is delivered as files you can put on your own infrastructure, which is what most manufacturers with an IT policy prefer.
A standalone headset such as a Quest 3 and a large touchscreen covers most stands. Neither needs a host computer, and both travel in a case rather than on a lorry.
Yes, with no ongoing licence. The models and the built experience are yours, and you are not dependent on us to keep using them.
Come back to us, or take the files to anyone else. The delivery is deliberately not a lock-in — the assets are in standard formats.
The pipeline stays open — send us the next machine and it goes straight back to step 01, joining the same deployed build rather than starting a new project from scratch.