AR Viewer

Place the configured product in your real-world environment via WebAR or native AR.

Value: Real-world scale visualization on mobile for furniture, appliances, and large products.

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An AR Viewer lets shoppers place a 3D product directly into their real-world environment using a phone or tablet camera. The technology relies on WebXR or platform-native AR (Apple Quick Look, Google Scene Viewer) to anchor a virtual object on a flat surface and render it at true-to-life scale.

For configurators, AR bridges the gap between screen and showroom: a customer who has just customized a sofa can tap a button and see exactly how it fits in their living room — including the fabric, color, and dimensions they selected. This dramatically reduces purchase hesitation and returns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do users need to install an app for AR?
Not usually. Most modern implementations use WebXR or platform-native quick-look files (USDZ for iOS, GLB for Android) that open directly from the browser — no app download required.
How accurate is AR product placement?
With ARKit (iOS) and ARCore (Android), placement accuracy is typically within 1–3 cm on a flat, well-lit surface. Accuracy decreases in low light or on reflective floors.
Does AR work on desktop browsers?
Desktop browsers lack camera-based surface detection, so AR viewer buttons are typically shown only on mobile devices. Some configurators offer a QR code so desktop users can continue on their phone.

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