What the demo shows
A WebAR product showcase. Visitors open a detailed 3D model of a product in their web browser, rotate and zoom it, and tap on parts to see features, functions or technical specifications.
Who it is for
Exhibitors who struggle to show large or complex products in limited stand space, whose physical demos vary from one show to the next, or whose static displays do not explain how a product works.
How it works
- Interactive 3D models: every part of the product can be explored.
- Real-time customisation: visitors change colours, sizes, materials and other features.
- Virtual try-ons: for fashion, cosmetics and accessories, customers see the product on themselves.
- Built-in information: specifications, usage instructions, customer reviews and interactive tutorials sit inside the experience.
- Animated demonstrations: complex products and machinery are shown working, step by step.
- Help on the spot: interactive manuals and guides overlay information onto physical products.
Because it runs in a browser, the same experience can be shared on social media and used in marketing campaigns after the show.
Where it is used
On exhibition stands where large displays or product samples would take too much space or cost too much to ship, and in follow-up marketing. Talk to our team to see your product in WebAR.
Frequently asked questions
What is a WebAR product showcase?
A WebAR product showcase lets visitors open a detailed 3D model of a product in augmented reality straight from a web browser, with no app to install. They can rotate and zoom it and tap on parts to see features, functions or technical specifications. It helps exhibitors show products without bulky samples on the stand.
Can customers customise products in a WebAR product showcase?
Customers can customise products in a WebAR showcase in real time, changing colours, sizes, materials and other features. For fashion, cosmetics and accessories, virtual try-ons let customers see the product on themselves. Specifications, usage instructions, customer reviews and interactive tutorials can also sit inside the same browser-based experience.
How does WebAR show how a machine works at an exhibition?
WebAR uses animated demonstrations to show complex products and machinery working step by step, inside the visitor's web browser. Interactive manuals and guides can also overlay information onto physical products. This helps exhibitors whose static displays do not explain how a product works, or whose physical demos vary from one show to the next.
Which exhibitors benefit most from WebAR product showcases?
WebAR product showcases suit exhibitors who struggle to show large or complex products in limited stand space, whose physical demos vary between shows, or whose static displays do not explain how a product works. They fit stands where large displays or product samples would take too much space or cost too much to ship.
Can a WebAR product showcase be used after the exhibition ends?
A WebAR product showcase can be used after the exhibition because it runs in a web browser. The same experience can be shared on social media and used in marketing campaigns after the show, so the 3D product models built for the stand keep working in follow-up marketing. Metaverse911 can show your product in WebAR on request.
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