Try Lab - New home tour in cyberspace

Housing developer Daiwa House (Japan) has introduced a special gallery called Try Lab, where customers can visit their new home in cyberspace. Whether it is a large or small home, this approach helps them to feel the full panorama of the house before making a final decision with the architect.

At Try Lab , customers will be invited to visit a variety of models despite the fact that they only travel in a showroom. Once you have a virtual reality hat, the future owner of the home can move to large spaces and open up beside the counselor's guidance.

Wall-mounted sensors allow them to recognize when the person carrying the device moves or turns, thereby changing the visual display in front of them in real time.

A range of furniture and furnishings is also displayed in 3D, giving the visitor the impression that they are actually entering the company's model home and are in the real room without moving their belongings. or sit down.

Not only can you change the design of your virtual lounges, you can also see what your home will look like when you change the position of the table, the TV on the wall.

In addition, Try Lab also allows customers to see photos in their future home at various times of the day and seasons of the year.