Tuned to how each category is actually shopped.
The underlying 3D technology is shared, but customer buying questions differ. Here is how we configure Avenzo Nexus for specific catalog types.
Furniture — Fabrics, modules & room fit
A sofa or dining table is a room-defining purchase. Static photography can't answer whether a sectional fits the alcove or how linen fabric texture catches natural ambient lighting.
- Realistic fabric weave, velvet sheen, and cushion deformation physics
- Sectional modular configuration with automated dimension callouts
- True-to-scale WebAR room preview to verify spatial clearance
Electronics — Ports, finishes & scale
Spec sheets describe port layouts, matte metallic coatings, and dimensions that shoppers struggle to evaluate from 2D photos alone.
- Interactive port inspection, button actuation, and cable clearance checks
- Accurate anodized aluminum, glossy polymer, and LED refraction shaders
- Desk setup and tabletop scale validation via WebAR
Eyewear — Frame shapes & colourways
Frame curvatures, temple engraving, and lens polarization matter immensely. Producing studio photography for dozens of frame-lens combinations is cost-prohibitive.
- Translucent tortoise acetate depth and realistic optical reflections
- Instant variant switching across hundreds of frame & polarized lens combos
- Macro 360-degree zoom on nose pads, hinge mechanisms, and bevel details
Home Appliances — Installation fit & cutaways
Built-in kitchen and laundry appliances depend on exact cutout tolerances and door-swing angles, which traditional photography fails to communicate.
- Cabinet cutout alignment, ventilation clearance, and hookup tools
- Internal rack adjustments, door swing radius, and cutaway animations
- Stainless steel, custom panel-ready, and matte black finish previews
Sell something outside these categories?
We work with sporting goods, luxury watches, industrial machinery, and consumer packaging. Let's discuss your source CAD and catalog requirements.