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Tech start-up Augmented Reality Creations is seeing demand for InPlace, its new App, with installers reporting a large number of customers opting to use its features.

With technology at our fingertips, it’s no longer effective for installers to sell conservatories using generic images from a brochure or online – thanks to smartphones and access to websites such as Pinterest, homeowners understand the market better than ever, meaning they’re less likely to commit to a big investment without first clearly seeing the value of their purchase.

Using augmented reality software, InPlace is an App that allows installers to show their customers virtual, explorable, life-size 3D models of their conservatory, helping them make a decision and ultimately winning more sales.

In the garden

Simple to use, the App virtually places an installer’s conservatory design in their customer’s garden or attached to their home, helping them visualise where it will end up and how it will look in real life. Installers can also use the App to demonstrate different conservatory designs in their showroom, without the need for any additional space.

 “The conservatory market is booming at the moment, but despite that, homeowners are still having to rely on simple computer drawings to make important – and costly ”

– Andrew Clear 

Co-founder, Augmented Reality Creations (ARC)

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“InPlace transforms these drawings into immersive 3D experiences using their mobile phone or tablet –  installers can offer their customers a much better experience, ultimately increasing their order values and conversion rates," continues ARC's Clear. “InPlace is simple, affordable and easy to use, and as an installer, it’s the app you need to step into the future.”

Download the free InPlace App from the App Store and Google Play Store.

Picture: InPlace is a new App for installers that want to harness the power of virtual reality.

www.arc-solutions.co.uk

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
24th May 2021

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