Taiwanese OMO platform with 3D virtual showrooms and conversational AI guides for venues.
Key Features
- 3D virtual showroom creation
- Conversational AI guides
- OMO online-merge-offline integration
- Remote interactive experiences
- Direct access via browser
Pros
- Breaks through space and time constraints
- Lowers on-site guide labor costs
- Increases visitor interaction and engagement
Cons
- Building 3D models takes time
- High-fidelity visuals require a stable network
Use Cases
- Online virtual exhibitions
- Remote real estate viewing
- Enterprise showroom displays
Editor's Note
By perfectly combining 3D and AI technology, Seeulair is a powerful tool for Taiwanese businesses driving the digital transformation of showrooms.
FAQ
Do visitors need to download extra software to tour?
No. Visitors can smoothly access the 3D virtual showroom directly through mainstream web browsers.
What questions can the AI guide answer for visitors?
Based on the venue's preset database, the AI guide can instantly answer common questions about exhibit introductions, spatial flow, and related events.
Which industries is this platform suitable for?
It is ideal for curated events, real estate marketing, mall displays, and tourist attractions, and other industries that need spatial guidance.
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