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    360° / VR · Immersive Experiences

    Experiences you've
    never seen before.

    Immersive 360° photos and videos from real footage — enhanced with 3D models, interactive hotspots and virtual tours.

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    Good immersive experiences aren't built on technology alone. They come from real footage, clear concepts and thoughtful interactions. That's why we work with the real world — not rendering tricks.

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    Why

    Why companies work with us in 360°

    Real world instead of animated VR

    Authenticity that computer-generated content can't match. We work with real footage, not animation.

    Specialists in hybrid content

    Filmed reality enriched with virtual elements — for maximum impact without an artificial look.

    Visualising what's planned

    Wind farms, construction projects or machinery — we show planned projects directly in their real environment.

    Experience with complex environments

    Technically demanding lighting conditions and difficult locations are everyday work for us, not an obstacle.

    How

    How a 360° / VR project works

    STEP 01

    Joint concept

    We discuss what the viewer should experience, learn or understand — content comes before technology.

    STEP 02

    On-site capture

    360° photo or video shot directly on site. Reality is the basis, not a rendering.

    STEP 03

    Content enhancement

    Added 3D models, videos, photos, text or interactive hotspots for extra value.

    STEP 04

    Hybrid visualisations

    Where needed, we work with mesh and Gaussian splat models for especially realistic results.

    STEP 05

    Integration & delivery

    Assembled into a VR experience, virtual tour or embedded web application.

    STEP 06

    Quality control & handover

    We test every output format across different devices for a smooth handover.

    Result

    The result

    01

    Training from real footage

    Learning content from real footage instead of staged 3D scenes — authentic and easy to follow.

    02

    Trade show presence without the transport

    Present special machinery virtually, without physically bringing it to the show.

    03

    You-are-there experiences

    Experiences that feel real — because they are. No artificial look, no uncanny valley.

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    Trust

    Immersive content, no surprises

    From concept to handover: real content, clear processes and mature technology.

    On-site footage, not renderings
    Hybrid content from reality + enhancement
    Experience with complex lighting
    Multiple output formats from one production
    Reliable planning & delivery
    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions about 360° / VR

    What you should know about immersive content and virtual tours.

    What's the difference between 360° video and VR?

    360° footage is a real, all-around recording you can explore on a screen, phone or VR headset. "VR" in the strict sense refers to immersive playback with a headset. We deliver both — from the same footage.

    Do you need a VR headset to view your content?

    No. All tours and 360° content work directly in the browser on desktop and mobile. A VR headset is optional for extra immersion.

    Can you show planned projects (wind farms, buildings) in advance?

    Yes. We combine real 360° footage with 3D models (mesh or Gaussian splats), so planned structures become explorable directly within their real surroundings.

    How are 360° tours embedded on our website?

    As an iframe embed or a standalone web application. We handle hosting, optimisation and load times — you just add the embed code.

    Are interactive hotspots possible?

    Yes. Hotspots can contain videos, photos, text, downloads or jumps between rooms — ideal for training, product presentations and virtual walkthroughs.

    Let's tell your immersive story.

    Whether it's a virtual tour, training or visualising a planned project — we turn your idea into an experience.

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