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— INDUSTRIAL 3D VISUALISATION FOR REMOTE SALES

Virtual industrial showroom: your factory and your catalogue, accessible from a link.

A virtual industrial showroom is a navigable 3D environment where your customer walks through machinery, product lines and catalogue as if they were inside your stand or your factory, without leaving their office. At Grup3D we build it so you can sell remotely when the product is large, complex or expensive to transport to every trade fair and every distributor. It opens from a link, works on any device and is available 24 hours a day, with nothing to install.

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— IN MOTION

See it in action

A real video sample of this type of project.

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What a virtual industrial showroom is and what it is for

The virtual industrial showroom is the digital, walkable version of your exhibition room. Instead of loose photos or a PDF, the customer enters a 3D space, moves between the machines, opens variants, reads information points and watches operating demonstrations integrated into the scene itself.

Showing the whole catalogue to a customer who cannot visit the factory or the stand.

Extending the physical trade fair or replacing it at the editions you do not attend.

Giving your distributors a single environment with product, variants and sales arguments.

Presenting large or complex machinery that does not fit into every meeting or video call.

Its purpose is commercial: to shorten the distance between the real product and the person who decides the purchase. It is especially useful in sectors where the equipment is bulky, technical or hard to explain in words, and where the buyer needs to understand mechanisms, dimensions and finishes before asking for a quote.

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Its purpose is commercial: to shorten the distance between the real product and the person who decides the purchase. It is especially useful in sectors where the equipment is bulky, t

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Advantages over the physical stand and the catalogue in PDF

A virtual showroom does not compete with your trade fair: it extends it and turns it into a tool available all year round. These are the advantages most valued by the industrial companies that add it to their sales process.

Available 24/7 from any country, with no capacity limits, no opening hours and no travel.

Cuts cost and logistics: a single 3D production serves the web, the stand, meetings and video calls.

Improves conversion: seeing the product to scale and from every angle resolves doubts before the proposal.

Projects a modern, innovative image to international customers and partners.

The sales rep can guide the walkthrough in real time and close a remote sale without having the product in front of them.

ADVANTAGES

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What your virtual showroom includes for industry

Each deliverable serves a specific purpose and we combine them according to the scope and phase of the project. You can start with one product line and grow to the full catalogue or several rooms.

Navigable 3D environment

Free navigation

Access by link

Multi-device

Product modelled in the scene

Visible variants

Details and close-ups

Visual consistency

Operating demos and walkthroughs

Mechanism in action

Points of interest

Designed for remote sales

A walkable space where the visitor moves freely between the product and the catalogue areas, accessed by link and with nothing to install.

Machinery and references modelled and placed inside the showroom with their real finishes and variants, ready for close-ups and detail.

Embedded 3D animations that show how the machine works, is assembled or operated within the environment itself, with signposted points of interest.

We prepare the showroom to be shared online, projected on the stand screen or used in presentations and meetings.

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A walkable space where the visitor moves freely between the product and the catalogue areas, accessed by link and with nothing to install.

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Sectors and applications where it works best

The virtual industrial showroom suits any company whose product is hard to move or to explain without seeing it in motion. These are the most common uses.

Machinery manufacturers who want to show complete lines without transporting them.

Companies with a distributor network that need the same consistent sales material.

Technical products with internal mechanisms that are better understood in 3D animation.

Broad catalogues of industrial products or technical interior products (doors, furniture, components).

Brands that exhibit at international trade fairs and want to extend the impact for the rest of the year.

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“The virtual industrial showroom suits any company whose product is hard to move or to explain without seeing it in motion. These are the most common uses.”

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Applied to real developments

Studio projects that apply this approach. They are a reference for scope, format and result, and help to understand how an industrial product is carried into a 3D environment or demo.

3D industrial animation to explain the operation, components and advantages of an automatic juice machine, ideal to integrate as a demo inside the showroom.

3D video of an industrial electrical mechanism showing the internal movement, the parts and the operating logic that cannot be seen from outside.

Product renders to show interior doors in real settings, with variants and finishes ready for the catalogue and to populate the showroom rooms.

Industrial juicing machine

Industrial electrical mechanism

Contemporary internal doors

APPLIED

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How we produce your virtual showroom for industry

We work in four defined phases with staged reviews, so you know what you get and when. We make use of the renders, configurators and animations you already have and create whatever is missing in parallel.

1. Briefing

2. Material

3. Production

4. Reviews and delivery

We define which product to show, who it is aimed at and with what specific commercial goal.

We review drawings, CAD, photographs and branding to build the environment and model the parts accurately.

Modelling, assembly of the space, product integration and operating demos according to the agreed scope.

Adjustments on the agreed points and delivery ready for the web, trade fairs or remote sales, with the link ready to share.

— REAL WORK

A sample of the finish

Real renders from the studio for this kind of project.

Frame from a 3D animation of a lubrication system with a reservoir, a distributor and nozzles spraying onto a chain

Frame from a 3D animation of a lubrication system: oil reservoir, distributor, nozzles and roller chain

Frame from a technical animation of a lubrication system: oil reservoir, distributor, nozzles and conveyor chain

Frame from a 3D animation with the parts of a chain lubrication system: reservoir, distributor, nozzles and sensor

Frame from a 3D technical animation with lubrication nozzles connected by tubes to a distributor over a chain

Frame from a 3D animation of spray lubrication with a reservoir, a sensor and nozzles connected by tubes to a chain

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— FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common questions
before asking for a proposal

The questions we get asked most before starting.

ANSWER · 01 / 07

What exactly is a virtual industrial showroom?

It is a navigable 3D environment that reproduces your exhibition room or your factory digitally. The customer walks through machinery and catalogue, opens variants and watches operating demos, all from a link and without having the product in front of them. It is for selling and presenting remotely.

ANSWER · 02 / 07

What does it include and what do you deliver at the end?

The navigable 3D environment, the product modelled and placed in the scene, the agreed demos or walkthroughs, the agreed reviews and the delivery ready to share by link or project on a stand. The scope is adjusted to each project and can grow from one product line to several rooms.

ANSWER · 03 / 07

Does the customer need to install anything to see it?

No. The showroom opens from a web link and works on desktop, tablet and mobile. So you can send it to a distributor remotely, show it in a video call or project it on the stand screen with no downloads or software.

ANSWER · 04 / 07

What material do you need to start?

Drawings, CAD files, product photographs, references and your branding. The better the material arrives, the more accurate and faster the production will be. If anything is missing, we resolve it in the briefing phase before modelling.

ANSWER · 05 / 07

How much does a virtual industrial showroom cost?

It depends on the number of products, the complexity of the environment, the operating demos and the reviews. We do not work with a fixed closed rate: get in touch for an initial estimate or send us your briefing and we will prepare a tailored proposal.

ANSWER · 06 / 07

How long does the project take?

It varies with the number of products, the complexity of the space and the review rounds. We give indicative lead times per scenario in the briefing and close the final schedule once the scope is confirmed.

ANSWER · 07 / 07

Is it only for trade fairs or also for day-to-day sales?

For both. It is born to extend or replace the physical trade fair, but its greatest value lies in daily use: meetings, video calls, presentations to distributors and a sales pitch available all year round from a single link.

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