Visua­lize your CAD models on a 1:1 scale and dis­co­ver col­li­si­ons, acces­si­bi­lity and opti­miza­tion poten­tial at an early stage.

Check space requi­re­ments, rou­ting and ergo­no­mics directly in the vir­tual room – for relia­ble and eco­no­mical planning.

Use CAD2VR® to obtain inter­nal or exter­nal feed­back on your vir­tual pro­to­ty­pes – visually, tan­gi­ble, convincing.

Eva­luate designs tog­e­ther as a team – vir­tually, from any loca­tion and efficiently.

Prepare your staff for sys­tem ope­ra­tion and main­ten­ance with rea­li­stic VR trai­ning before the machine is even on site.

Expe­ri­ence spa­tial effects and pro­por­ti­ons even in the design phase before the first stone has been laid.

Guide cli­ents or inves­tors through your pro­ject – rea­li­sti­cally, immersi­vely and comprehensibly.

Check models tog­e­ther with engi­neers and cli­ents and dis­cuss change requests. This ensu­res grea­ter effi­ci­ency and fewer errors in the con­s­truc­tion process.

Dis­cuss designs and details directly on a 1:1 scale – for fast, well-foun­ded decisions.

Reduce phy­si­cal model costs with vir­tual models that make design, ergo­no­mics and func­tions tan­gi­ble at an early stage.

Eva­luate lines of sight, free­dom of move­ment and ope­ra­bi­lity in VR – prac­ti­cally and realistically.

Show­case your pro­ducts effec­tively – immersive, inter­ac­tive and modern. With CAD2VR® you can pre­sent even com­plex designs in an impres­sive and for­ward-loo­king way.

Offer visi­tors a uni­que trade fair expe­ri­ence that makes your pro­ducts tan­gi­ble. Even with large or com­plex objects that do not have to be phy­si­cally set up on site thanks to CAD2VR®. This saves time, costs and logistics.

Inspire junior staff with an inno­va­tive approach to tech­no­logy and demons­trate the latest tech­no­lo­gies in action, saving time, costs and logistics.

CAD2VR® helps trai­nees and stu­dents to deve­lop spa­tial ima­gi­na­tion and bet­ter under­stand com­plex geometries.

Stu­dents work hands-on and directly on the 3D model. This makes it easier to under­stand tech­ni­cal rela­ti­onships and pro­mo­tes prac­ti­cal application.