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3D catalog: innovating product interaction and sales

With a 3D catalog, you present your products with precise visualization from all angles. Customers can interact with the object or its parts. The catalog, thus, becomes an engaging, recognizable tool that can be easily accessed from the web, both on desktop and mobile.

Engage to enhance

A 3D catalog collects the company's three-dimensional models of products and prototypes. Users can explore the contents in a thorough and interesting manner, with a level of completeness and precision unmatched by any other tool.
In addition to providing detailed information and a comprehensive view of the smallest detail, 3D catalogs allow users to view and interact with the 3D models as if they were physically present. They also enable the placement of virtual objects in real space through programmable realities.

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A heritage to be preserved

The 3D catalog builds the foundation of the company's digital asset. The content can be digitally archived and easily shared or transferred to different projects. This is similar to what happens with traditional digital catalogs, but with an unmatched level of precision and interaction.
The ability to store 3D models is a particularly interesting opportunity for the preservation of cultural heritage and corporate historical assets. The intellectual heritage of the brand can live timelessly thanks to digitalization.

For a new consultation

A 3D catalog offers an infinitely more engaging user experience compared to static images or videos. Users can examine 3D products from all angles, moving and interacting with them, getting to know the product personally, and making a fully informed purchase decision.
Interactivity creates an emotional connection and deep engagement, leading to unparalleled brand memorability.

Tre contenitori rettangolari per il riciclaggio, perfettamente catturati in un rendering 3D di Catalogo, sono allineati uno accanto all'altro sul pavimento: uno rosso, uno verde e uno giallo. Ognuno presenta un'apertura quadrata in cima.

Maximum qualitative rendering

Photogrammetry is the optimal scanning process for creating a highly faithful catalog of three-dimensional products. It uses the processing of photos and two-dimensional images from different angles to create a 3D model that can still be retouched, resized, and optimized for export.
The represented object cannot be broken down into individual elements like in 3D modeling, but thanks to photogrammetry, acquisition times are optimized without sacrificing the best qualitative rendering of the images.

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3D catalog - no barriers, only benefits

With 3D content, the user better understands the shape, size, and features of a product, even for complex products

Users can examine products in detail before purchasing

3D products are examined in detail and often 'tested' virtually in the surrounding environment, resulting in a drastic reduction of erroneous purchases

A well-designed 3D catalog makes a brand recognizable, also demonstrating a commitment to innovation and customer experience

Tre contenitori rettangolari per il riciclaggio, perfettamente catturati in un rendering 3D di Catalogo, sono allineati uno accanto all'altro sul pavimento: uno rosso, uno verde e uno giallo. Ognuno presenta un'apertura quadrata in cima.

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