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Attract customers with AR shopping in furniture industry!!!

AR shopping – 66% of buyers want it, just 1% of sellers offer it. Stand out from the crowd and win big, from happier customers to higher sales.

XRETEH va urează bun venit în era inovației în achizitia de mobilier!
Soluția noastră nu necesita descărcarea aplicației sau crearea de conturi. Prin accesarea unui QR code sau a unui link direct din site-ul dumneavoastră de prezentare, modelul de mobilier selectat va fi plasat direct in mediul clientului in mărime reala prin browser-ul folosit de acel device, telefon sau tableta. Mobilierul poate fi mutat si aranjat in funcție de dorința clienților in orice zona a mediului lor.
Explorare Interactivă: Descoperă o gamă variată de piese de mobilier direct de pe dispozitivul tău mobil, cu ajutorul tehnologiei WebAR. Poți vizualiza mobilierul în mediul tău real, analizând proporțiile și detaliile în timp real.
Plasare în Timp Real: Plasează mobilierul virtual în spațiul tău în timp real. Poziționeaza mobilierul pentru a te asigura că se potrivește perfect în mediul tău.
Utilizarea camerei dispozitivului mobil pentru a scana mediul înconjurător. Aceasta permite aplicației să detecteze suprafețe orizontale, cm ar fi podeaua sau mesele, pe care mobilierul virtual poate fi plasat.
Pentru a înțelege si vizualiza interacțiunea unei piese de mobilier scaneaza QR code si interactioneaza cu modelele 3D.

Xreteh sustine Cultura prin solutii dedicate de Realitate Augmentata pentru salvarea digitala a Patrimoniului Cultural!

We are thrilled about the fantastic news pertaining to our international growth.
Following North America, we intend to enter a fresh market with lots of potential - Saudi Arabia.
And we've only just begun the journey towards materializing our dream.
Why imagine when you can see?
Stay tuned for more updates!

Cocioban Claudiu as CEO and Founder will represent XRETEH to the most show stopping and memorable tech conference taking place at Dubai World Trade Center (https://gitexplus.com/).
Such an important event can’t be skipped and we are happy and eager to learn more disruptive technologies! Come and say “Hi”, at Hall Sheikh Rachid, Stand SR-J40, in Dubai.
We cannot wait to make your acquaintance or catch up with our friends!
See you soon, (in) Dubai!

Home - GITEX Global 2022 We recommend to reach Dubai World Trade Center with Metro / Subway. To see alternative methods of transport, plan your visit.

Technology is revolutionizing architecture, one of the oldest professions in the world. The civil construction sector has already seen upheaval as a result of recent advances in augmented reality.
The adjustments offer fresh approaches to persistent issues that affect every member of the building team, including engineers, designers, architects, project managers, and service providers.
Visualization is facilitated by augmented reality. In contrast to virtual reality, which creates an altogether new and separate environment from the real world, it offers a fresh viewpoint by allowing interaction with what is currently present. It is feasible to link virtual architectural designs with the reality of the building site in order to boost efficiency and accuracy, reduce the possibility of errors, and conserve time, money, and resources.

The methods by that people work, study, play, shop, and interact with the environment will all change as a result of augmented reality (AR).
AR refers to the combination of digital 3D models with actual construction sites in the fields of design, engineering, and construction. By bringing together the design and construction teams in a hybrid virtual world and generating a shared experience, augmented reality (AR) is a communication tool that may boost productivity.
Architecture has long been regarded as the most all-encompassing and immersive artistic field, one that produces livable places that appeal to all of your senses. Beginning crudely and modestly, this physical process of world construction consists of sketches, drawings, static representations, and fly-through video clips.

The interactive process of augmented reality (AR) involves adding to and covering over the user's actual surroundings. In architecture, augmented reality (AR) refers to the overlay of 3D digital representations of buildings or the data-containing elements of structures. Designers and contractors can research structural systems, mechanical systems, formal variables, coatings, furnishings, and more using these models.
Augmented reality (AR) presents endless chances to test ideas in an immersive environment and to settle disagreements and faults before they are incorporated into actual constructions when it is connected to the required trades, contractors, and subcontractors on the project site.

The methods that people work, study, play, shop, and interact with the environment will all change as a result of augmented reality (AR).
AR refers to the combination of digital 3D models with actual construction sites in the fields of design, engineering, and construction. By bringing together the design and construction teams in a hybrid virtual world and generating a shared experience, augmented reality (AR) is a communication tool that may boost productivity.

Architecture has long been regarded as the most all-encompassing and immersive artistic field, one that produces livable places that appeal to all of your senses. Beginning crudely and modestly, this physical process of world construction consists of sketches, drawings, static representations, and fly-through video clips. The technology is frequently created by expert world creators at video game firms, but designers and builders have adopted it and are using augmented reality (AR) to immerse customers, team members, and tradespeople in a shared architectural vision like never before.

Architecture has long been regarded as the most all-encompassing and immersive artistic field, one that produces livable places that appeal to all of your senses.

Beginning crudely and modestly, this physical process of world construction consists of sketches, drawings, static representations, and fly-through video clips.

Augmented Reality is frequently used by expert world creators, designers and builders to immerse customers, team members, and tradespeople in a shared architectural vision like never before.

Augmented reality has a wide array of benefits :

1. Better Visualization - Before a project is developed, AR for interior design helps the client better visualize the final product. The ability to design the space however the user wants is provided by the use of augmented reality. Whether it's a rustic, beach, or bohemian-style home, AR will enable the user to see it all at once. To transform the space, all that is required is a smartphone or tablet that has been loaded with the AR application.

2. Editing capabilities for designs - Users will also be able to modify designs even after they have reached their final form. They no longer have to worry about the time-consuming adjustments made to actual décor and furniture.

3. Better direction – AR in interior design will allow a user to best direct the designer. Through interactive AR, even the smallest aspects of the design process can be communicated.

4. Find and test products online - Clients can try free of charge a variety of products for their new project, such as furniture and decoration.

A virtual tour of a building was something you could only do in science fiction movies just ten years ago. But as technology has advanced, that is not only now conceivable but is being practiced in design-based businesses.

Perhaps you've heard of Augmented Reality (AR) as a tool for entertainment. All of us agree that these new technologies are really helpful. But their goal does not stop there.

It turns out that AR is also applicable to industries like architecture, fundamentally changing the sector and elevating it to one of the most exciting job opportunities of the twenty-first century.

Why should projects utilize AR?

For designers, AR greatly simplifies the planning process. Clients are better able to comprehend and make choices when given a 3D model of the proposed construction. The ability to employ AR for a design represents an advantage. Early problem detection by designers and clients can prevent huge hassles later in the building process.

When utilized in cooperative team settings, AR facilitates everyone's workflow as they can stay on the same page and have productive discussion when they can view a project jointly and cohesively. Ideas and notes may be superimposed on a project model using augmented reality. Time and money that would have otherwise been wasted are now saved.

AR aids architects and builders on the project site in addition to planning and cooperation. Software that displays the structure in that area may be downloaded to tablets and smartphones. As a result, builders are able to identify issues and make adjustments more quickly than they might otherwise.

Due to updated equipment and a more developed technology, the application of Augmented Reality (AR) technologies has grown recently. More designers are incorporating augmented reality (AR) techniques into architectural design, particularly in projects involving digital manufacturing, to accomplish the process's depiction. Recent years have seen the emergence of experimental and practice-based research in AR for the architectural digital production to aid unskilled labourers for holographic on-site previewing and instruction training. Now is a fantastic time to talk about augmented reality in digital fabrication of architecture.

Modern technology known as augmented reality (AR), which projects information onto the real environment, has just lately begun to influence our daily lives. Applications for augmented reality are evolving and expanding in the fields of architecture, engineering, construction, and facility management. The major focus is based on these four technologies that might have an impact on the creation of AR applications: localization, natural user interface, cloud computing, and mobile devices.

Thanks to the most recent developments, virtual and augmented reality, which rely on multi-sensory tools that let users enter and explore every aspect of an architectural model, are becoming more and more prevalent in architectural visualization.

Even the most renowned architecture companies still rely on the tried-and-true techniques of pencil and paper and picture montages because they are possibly the closest thing we'll ever get to being able to enter the head of a project's creator.

It's even possible to suggest that traditional artistic techniques will never truly disappear but will instead merely keep pace with technological advancements that permanently alter how we imagine and design.

According to Howard Gardner, there are eight main categories of human intelligence. One of them is spatial intelligence, which refers to the capacity to conceive and mentally construct three-dimensional places. Architecture is only one of many fields that benefits from this ability.

An idea is finally brought into the open and made available for experience by others through visual depiction. Throughout the ages, architects have created a wide range of methods to demonstrate their ideas. Today, computers and augmented reality are used to accomplish tasks that were once completed with ink and paper.

In the early phases of design, AR is most valuable to architects and designers as a tool for experimenting with shape and winning over clients and stakeholders. It aids non-designers in comprehending the functionality of any architectural composition, including the ratio of spaces, orientation on a site, vistas it provides, and the variety of material finishes. AR is ideal for this application since it enables anybody to "walk the site" before construction ever begins.

What Is Architectural Augmented Reality?

AR is an interactive process that uses computer-generated input to augment and overlay the user's actual environment. AR in architecture refers to the overlay of 3D digital models of buildings or the components of buildings that contain data. These models enable designers and builders to investigate structural systems, mechanical systems, formal variables, finishes, furniture, and more.

When connected to the necessary trades, contractors, and subcontractors on the job site, augmented reality (AR) offers countless opportunities to test designs in an immersive setting and to resolve conflicts and mistakes before they are incorporated into physical structures.

The use of cutting-edge technology, like augmented reality, is becoming more and more important in the world of architecture. The indispensability of incorporating the use of these technologies at a professional level is further reinforced by the fact that, no matter how stunning a picture may be, it will always fall short of completely capturing the breadth and feel of a project as a whole.

One of the oldest occupations in the world, architecture, is being revolutionised by technology. Recent developments in augmented reality have already changed the civil construction industry.

The changes bring new solutions to old problems that the entire construction team, including engineers, designers, architects, project managers, and service suppliers face.

Augmented reality facilitates visualisation. It offers a new perspective by allowing interaction with what is already there, as opposed to virtual reality, which builds an entirely new and separate environment of the actual world. In order to increase efficiency and accuracy, decrease the likelihood of errors, and conserve time, money, and resources, it is possible to connect virtual architectural plans with the reality of the construction site.

Augmented reality (AR) will transform the ways people work, learn, play, shop, and connect with the environment.

In architecture, engineering, and construction, AR is the integration of digital 3D models with real world building sites. AR is a communication tool that can drive efficiency by uniting design and construction teams in a hybrid virtual environment, creating a shared experience.

Arrayed against all other arts and sciences, architecture has been revered as the most immersive and enveloping creative discipline, one that results in habitable spaces that engage all of your senses. This literal act of world building starts out clumsy and small: drawings, sketches, static renderings, and bits of fly-through video. The technology is often developed by professional world builders at video-game companies, but it has been adopted by designers and builders, who use augmented reality (AR) to envelop clients, team members, and trades in a shared architecture vision like never before.

The direct link between architects and clients is of particular importance because the whole construction process is about an end product for clients. Therefore, the fulfilment of their requirements lies in the top priorities of the architect.

AR technology makes it possible to clearly provide the whole picture of what clients are looking for. As in any industry, achieving customer satisfaction is a primary goal, and in this case, thanks to AR technology, customer satisfaction increases significantly.

Trying to explain a new design to a client can be tough. Most architects have transitioned to using 3D models to represent the project. With AR these can be used to their full potential. Now architects can give their clients a sense of scale that isn’t possible on a computer monitor.

The Xreteh App offers an advanced interface to interact with a virtual model in real-time. Visualize and manipulate representations of the real world by adding layers of information to the real environment to help your clients understand the final product better.

No matter how beautiful a rendered image may be, it will never be able to fully convey the scope and feel of a project.

The Xreteh app allows architects and designers to harness the power of technology to provide the best idea of a project. Ditch computer rendering and amaze your clients with augmented reality.

Give yourself and your clients a true sense of space. Bridge the gap between your models and reality. With the Xreteh app you can get a real understanding of how your space will feel.

With the Hannover Messe event coming to an end, we wanted to take a moment and thank you all. We're grateful for the opportunity of meeting you at the IOT Barcelona and the Hannover Messe event.

Our mission is to help architects, designers all over the world to make their projects stand out. We're not stopping anytime soon. We've set our eyes on the MWC Las Vegas event this fall.

We believe architects should have an easier time helping their clients visualise their projects and at the same time, we want to offer the opportunity to all Xreteh App users to make themselves visible and stand out with our marketplace.

These two events so far have been fantastic and we cannot wait for the MWC Las Vegas.