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SOLUTION 02

Demo your machine without shipping it

Your product, at full scale, in a buyer's hands. Built from your CAD and running on a headset, tablet, or touchscreen kiosk, so sales can carry the whole catalog instead of crating one machine to a show. For remote buyers, the same model ships as a non-VR desktop build.

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built from your CADstandalone Quest 3tablet, kiosk, desktopDatasmith pipeline

Three expensive facts about demoing real machines

Your machine is too big or too expensive to bring to the buyer.

Demonstrating it means shipping four tons to a trade show, or asking the customer to imagine it. Built from your CAD, the same machine travels as a headset build, a tablet, or a non-VR desktop build for remote buyers.

The booth was busy, but the pipeline stayed empty.

A guided demo puts the same qualified walkthrough in front of every visitor, and can capture who leaned in. Sales leaves with structured follow-up information instead of a stack of business cards.

Sales can't show the configuration the customer is actually asking about.

Every variant, option, and finish switches live, so the answer to "what does it look like with X" is one tap away, not a follow-up email.

What you actually receive

CONFIGURATOR & INTERACTION

  • Live configurator: switch variants, options, and finishes in real time
  • Guided demo flow plus free exploration, both from the same build

FORMATS & DEPLOYMENT

  • Builds for standalone headset, tablet, touchscreen kiosk, and non-VR desktop
  • Installed and offline for the show floor, or a desktop build for remote buyers. Browser streaming to a link is an optional add-on, on a streaming subscription your team licenses.

DOCUMENTATION, SOURCE & SUPPORT

  • Project source handed over at milestones. Owned, not rented.
  • Build documentation, plus lead capture as a scoped add-on, wired to a simple export or your CRM

What runs where

HeadsetTabletTouchscreen kioskNon-VR desktopBrowser stream ⁴
CAD-accurate interactive model
Live configurator: variants, options, finishes
Guided demo flow plus free exploration
Runs fully offlineYes ¹No ²
Lead capture at the end of a flowAdd-on ³Add-on ³Add-on ³Add-on ³Add-on ³

¹ touchscreen kiosk is built for attended use, a staffed booth or showroom

² browser stream renders in the cloud and needs a network; the headset, tablet, kiosk, and desktop builds install on the device and run with no connection

³ lead capture is a scoped add-on, wired to a simple export or your CRM per project

⁴ browser stream (pixel streaming) is an optional add-on and runs on a streaming subscription your team licenses; for remote buyers the default streamed form is the non-VR desktop build

From your CAD to the devices your buyers hold

NDA before any material exchange

built by Simvra's founder · full role and build details on each case page

Exploring an interactive demo for your equipment? Tell us what you'd show. You'll get a scoping reply, not a newsletter.

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  1. Scoping call

    30 min

  2. Written feasibility + ballpark

    2 business days

  3. Fixed-price pilot

    2-5 weeks

    one machine, one working demo flow, on your device

  4. Design & greybox

    1-2 weeks

    the flow playable before polish

  5. Production

    4-10 weeks

    a new build weekly, source at milestones

  6. Deployment & handover

    ~1 week

    your formats, your devices, your files

Read the full process: How we work

The pilot is the front door

Pilot

from $6,000

2-5 weeks
One equipment package from your CAD · one working procedure or demo flow · standalone Quest 3 build · written findings + full program proposal. 50% credited toward a program started within 6 months.
Get a fixed-price pilot quote

Program

$20,000-$45,000

6-14 weeks
Every SKU you sell, across the formats your team actually uses: complete configurator logic, guided and free-exploration modes, deployment to your headsets, tablets, kiosks, or website, plus build documentation and project source at milestones.

The number moves with SKU count, configurator depth (how many options, finishes, and states each machine has), and how many formats you deploy to. CAD you already have lowers it. When the existing framework and assets carry forward, follow-on product lines require significantly lower development hours. New scope is priced strictly according to new assets and variant complexity. Full bands: How we work

The questions OEM marketing teams actually ask

Short answers with numbers. Longer versions live on How we work.

NDA before any material exchange, offered before you ask. Your CAD is used solely to build your demo, and everything built from it is yours. Source files are deleted on request when the project ends. [FOUNDER: any handling specifics you want stated, e.g. access controls or where files are stored.]

No. Each machine, and each configurable option, is a modular package, so a revised part or a new variant updates without rebuilding the demo. Product lines under active development can be supported through an ongoing care plan, while stable product lines are updated only when changes occur. You hold the source either way.

Many clients compare it with repeatedly shipping a demonstration unit to events. A fixed-price pilot from $6,000 produces a working demo of one machine. After that, the same asset shows at every trade show, every sales call, and every showroom, with no crate, no freight, and no machine sitting idle in transit.

The headset, tablet, kiosk, and non-VR desktop builds install on the device and run fully offline, which is what you want on a show floor with unreliable WiFi. Browser streaming is an optional add-on that renders in the cloud and needs a network, so it is not the show-floor choice; for remote buyers the default is the desktop build, which they run locally. A touchscreen kiosk is built for attended use at a staffed booth or showroom.

Yes, as a scoped add-on. A guided demo can end with a short capture step, name, company, and interest, wired to a simple export or to your CRM. What it connects to is scoped per project, to what your team already uses. [FOUNDER: F20b/c pending your explanation. Confirm whether any lead capture ships standard rather than scoped per project, and which targets to name (email export, Salesforce, HubSpot, webhook); until then this stays a scoped add-on.]
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