Beyond Photos and Videos: 3D virtual tours are interactive simulations of real-world spaces. Viewers can move through a tour as if they were physically present, controlling the viewpoint and exploring at their own pace. Media Rich Virtual Tours may additionally contain weblinks and video content
Education and Training:
Create immersive learning experiences that allow students to explore virtual environments and interact with objects.
Hospitality and Tourism:
Give potential guests a virtual tour of hotels, resorts, or vacation rentals before they book.
Retail:
Allow customers to virtually browse stores and products before they visit in person.
Event Planning:
Give clients a virtual tour of the event venue before they book.
Property Sales and Maintenance:
This is the most comon use for virtual tours adopted before other sectors.
Healthcare:
Allow patients to take virtual tours of hospitals or clinics before their appointments.
Architecture and Design:
Showcase building designs and interiors to clients or potential buyers.
Museums and Cultural Institutions:
Offer virtual tours of exhibits and collections that may be too sensitive or valuable to display in person.
Government and Non-Profit Organizations:
Give the public a virtual tour of government buildings or facilities.
Manufacturing and Engineering:
Give clients or investors a virtual tour of a factory or production facility.
