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Home furnishingsSofas, beds, dining, rugs and lighting Architectural hardwareHandles, locks, tapware and fittings Prefabricated buildingsModular, manufactured and kit homes Industrial productsMachinery, vehicles and equipment AppliancesKitchen, laundry and climate Complex bespokeMade-to-order and technical products

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Proven with brands that sell complex products.

Retailers, manufacturers and builders across six industries use Plattar for 3D, configuration and AR. Here is what they built, and what changed, in their own words.

Home furnishings

Up to 400% higher conversion with View at Home.

Online furniture retailer Brosa put its made-to-order range into 3D and AR, with View at Home on every product page. Live across its categories in eight weeks, with up to 400% higher conversion on the products that carry it.

Up to 400%higher online conversion on products with View at Home

“Thanks to Plattar, customers can see all their furniture options and gain a true picture of what a product will look like in their home. The visual assets we've created brilliantly showcase the quality of the materials and craftsmanship, and allow our customers to browse every colour and configuration so they are sure they've made the right decision when they purchase. Our team saw up to 400% higher conversion in online purchases for products with the “View at Home” option enabled!”
Rushabh SanghaviChief Commercial Officer, Brosa

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Client stories

What they built, and what it changed.

Defence systems and flight helmets, manufactured homes and commercial fridges: the products are different, the problem is the same. Customers need to see exactly what they are buying.

Accent GroupHome furnishings

Workspaces specified, seen and quoted in 3D.

Accent Group lets architects, designers and buyers configure commercial furniture in real time, place it in their own workspace with AR, and go straight to a quote.

SnoozeHome furnishings

Bedroom furniture online, without the risk.

Snooze put a 3D viewer on its product pages and a branded AR app in its stores, and grew online sales conversion by 29% and add-to-cart by 40%.

29% higher online sales conversion than traditional product pages

David TrubridgeHome furnishings

Designer lighting, hung in the customer’s own room.

David Trubridge uses WebAR with vertical placement and dynamic lighting, so customers see a pendant at true scale, with its light and shadow, in their own space.

37% increase in customer engagement

EucaPrefabricated buildings

A home, designed and priced in the browser.

Euca's Build + Price tool lets Australians design a manufactured eco-cabin or small home in real-time 3D, with the price updating as they go, then place it in their own backyard with WebAR.

Seventy SquaresPrefabricated buildings

From a floor plan to a home on your own land.

Seventy Squares' Build + Price experience takes buyers from choosing a home to configuring it, seeing it in 3D and placing it on their own site in AR.

SaabIndustrial products

Large defence products, in any boardroom.

Saab uses a branded AR app, a 3D viewer and interactive 3D presentations to show complex equipment to customers anywhere in the world, without transporting it.

Service Bodies AustraliaIndustrial products

The whole range at the truck show, at real size.

Service Bodies Australia launched its Canopy X range at the Brisbane Truck Show with AR, showing its service bodies on Isuzu trucks at full scale, with no extra vehicles on the stand.

A Hydac product demonstrated in AR on a phone

HydacIndustrial products

Selling large, technical products without the product.

Hydac uses 3D and AR to demonstrate work-ready products in any sales setting, and to let customers learn to use them on their own.

A SKOPE display fridge placed in a commercial kitchen with AR

SKOPEAppliances

Commercial refrigeration, in the customer’s own venue.

SKOPE brought its display fridges into 3D and AR, so venue owners see each unit's size, colour and specification, how it works and how it fits, before they buy.

A coffee machine placed on a kitchen bench with AR

NARTAAppliances

Appliance brands, placed in the shopper’s home.

Through NARTA's National Product Review, brands including Westinghouse, De'Longhi, TCL, Fujifilm and Nespresso let shoppers place products in their own home with WebAR, with no app to download.

SisleyComplex bespoke

Flight helmets, configured in 3D.

Sisley uses Plattar to power a fully branded 3D configurator and WebAR experience for Evolution Helmets, run by its own web agency.

Unicrest GroupComplex bespoke

Every fabric, shape and size of shade, seen in place.

Unicrest Group lets Shadowspec customers explore every umbrella option in real time and see the shade in their own space, with 3D accurate to the screw placement.

A Single Speed Cycles bike leaning against a wall

Single Speed CyclesComplex bespoke

Every bike, every build, at true size at home.

Single Speed Cycles put a 3D viewer and WebAR View in Home on its product pages, doubling dwell time and growing add-to-cart by 30%.

2x dwell time

Spa WorldComplex bespoke

A spa, configured and placed in the backyard.

Spa World uses a 3D configurator with WebAR so customers configure their spa and see it at home before they buy, lifting conversion by 134%.

134% lift in conversion

More from our clients

Harry the HirerHome furnishings

Scale and proportion, for a hire catalogue.

Harry the Hirer runs 3D and AR viewers alongside its existing photography across a large hire catalogue, and adds and updates products itself.

“With a catalogue our size, the hardest part is giving someone a sense of scale and proportion from a photo. The 3D and AR viewers sit alongside our existing photography and let customers look at a product properly before they hire it. Being able to add and update products ourselves is what makes it workable at our scale.”
Shaun JarvieHarry the Hirer

ASSA ABLOYArchitectural hardware

Aperio, configured and placed on the door.

Specifiers configure the handle, reader and finish of ASSA ABLOY's Aperio range in 3D, see every finish, and see it in their own space.

B&DArchitectural hardware

A door visualiser that matches the facade.

B&D's Door Visualiser lets homeowners choose their home, configure a garage door and match it to the existing facade, then see it in augmented reality.

AbeyArchitectural hardware

Tapware, placed on the customer’s own benchtop.

Abey customers place tapware on their own benchtop in AR, to check scale, proportion and finish before they buy.

Acoufelt

AcoufeltComplex bespoke

Acoustic products, seen before they are installed.

Acoufelt's Ammersion Visualizer uses Plattar so customers see realistic 3D acoustic products in their own interiors, from any angle and at true scale, before they buy or specify.

BedshedHome furnishings

Bedroom furniture, in 3D on the product page.

Bedshed brings bedroom furniture to life on its product pages with interactive 3D, so customers can turn and inspect each piece.

HommeyHome furnishings

A bed builder, launched with Plattar.

Hommey launched its Bed Builder with Plattar, letting customers build their bed bundle and see every choice in 3D.