Electronics shoppers compare specifications. A virtual walk-through of your aisles lets them open the same details they would ask a salesperson, then shortlist what they want to see.
Shoppers research on marketplaces and manufacturer pages, then visit only to ask staff what is in stock and what suits them.
Tag the models on display, with key specifications and variants. Shoppers shortlist and send the list ahead.
A synthetic sample for demonstration. It is not a real business. Open full screen
Illustrative sample content.
Capacity, size, ratings and features on each product.
Colour or capacity options.
Customers keep a list of models to try.
Optional, only if you keep it current.
Capture each area as a 2:1 equirectangular panorama at a steady, eye-level height.
Add the scenes, name them and link them by clicking doorways and paths in the panorama.
Enter the models on display, with key specifications.
Walk the tour as a visitor, resolve any flagged problems, then publish a shareable link.
Tour washing machines, refrigerators and TVs.
Staff have the models ready.
Update the scene when a display changes.
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No automatic sync; use CSV import for bulk updates.
Only if you can keep them accurate.
No comparison table exists; visitors use a shortlist.
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