Do you use augmented reality?

[julia]

I make handmade wooden tables, I have my own small offline store. Recently my daughter decided to help me with increasing the number of clients and now she runs social networks, publishes reels and tiktok, and my orders have increased significantly. Now I have to make tables for online orders as well. I wanted to find out tips on how to better organize all this so that people would be comfortable viewing my work, since simple photos do not convey either the dimensions of the table or its unique details at all, this really worries me.

[mark]

I think I may have even seen your work on Instagram reels. Can you send me a picture of your tables somehow? I want to make sure it’s really you. Recently, my friend, who owns a business selling designer chairs, was at a meeting of owners of various businesses and learned about the client’s journey and what stands in their way, what doubts they may have, and so on. And she had the idea of ​​applying 3d and AR solutions to her website. Buyers were immediately able to inspect the chair in all 360 degrees. I think if buyers see your products in detail, and not just in videos on social networks, it will look very impressive.

[eliyas.abigail]

Augmented reality is cool and all, but I still prefer getting lost in a good book. Decided to load up some AR-related reads on my Kindle, but of course, my library wouldn’t sync. Spent way too long trying to fix it before finally dealing with kindle customer service. Took a few steps, but they got my books back. Now, instead of playing with AR apps, I’m deep into reading about how this tech is changing everything. Not complaining, but maybe I should actually try AR instead of just reading about it!

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