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Build a controlled automotive 3D configurator

Present approved vehicle colours, materials, components, and options in a browser-based visual experience while keeping pricing, stock, eligibility, and ordering in the systems that own them.

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Six supported capabilities

Control the visual layer of vehicle configuration

Start with approved product data, build only the permitted visual options, and validate the real sales or website route before wider use.

SwiftXR panel for uploading an approved 3D model.
SwiftXR panel for uploading an approved 3D model.

Bring approved vehicle assets

Start with an approved model and a controlled record of scale, orientation, materials, components, rights, revision, and destination. Validate the exact output before release.

SwiftXR editor showing a product material colour option.

Configure visible colours and materials

Present approved paint, trim, upholstery, wheel, or accessory states. Keep visual labels aligned with product data and do not imply a price or availability change without a tested connection.

A generic 3D chair displayed across phone, tablet, and desktop screens.

Guide product inspection

Use controlled camera views and hotspots to focus attention on approved exterior, interior, component, or accessory details without replacing product specifications.

A generic sofa shown in an AR view and a Web VR view.

Extend the review into supported AR

Where the asset and device support it, test an AR route for spatial review. Validate scale, launch behaviour, fallback media, lighting conditions, and the surrounding page.

SwiftXR embed panel showing a website code route for a generic sofa experience.

Share or embed the experience

Publish a controlled link for sales use or embed the experience on an approved website. Test the page template, consent tools, performance, accessibility, and fallback.

SwiftXR analytics dashboard with views and audience charts.

Review experience analytics

Use view and interaction data as diagnostic signals. Define event meanings, privacy basis, reporting ownership, and review cadence before using the data in a business decision.

A practical automotive pilot

Move from an approved model to a tested sales route

Scope one representative configuration, build only approved visual states, then validate the destination and handoff.

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Scope one representative configuration

Choose one vehicle, specialty product, or accessory family that exposes meaningful options. Define the buyer task, approved source, system boundaries, and release evidence.

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Build the approved visual experience

Upload the approved asset, create only permitted visual options, set views and hotspots, and connect the correct fallback. Keep product records and labels aligned.

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Validate the destination and handoff

Test the real page or sales route across representative devices. Confirm visual states, fallback, accessibility, option meaning, links, analytics, and the next commercial step.

Evaluate the interaction

Explore a generic product configurator

Use this generic model only to review interaction patterns. It is not automotive customer proof and does not establish an integration with pricing, stock, dealer, CPQ, or order systems.

Built for

Apply the pattern where controlled visual choice supports the buyer

Use the visual layer alongside authoritative product data, sales processes, accessible alternatives, and release ownership.

Vehicle brand campaign pages

Let buyers inspect approved colour, trim, or accessory states before moving to the authoritative product or enquiry route.

Dealer group websites

Give sales teams a consistent visual explanation while keeping market, stock, price, and eligibility in the systems that own them.

Specialty vehicle teams

Present approved bodies, equipment, or interior options with clear revision ownership and an explicit next commercial step.

Aftermarket suppliers

Show how an approved wheel, finish, or accessory changes the product view without implying fitment, availability, or order validation.

TESTIMONIALS

What our customers say.

See how brands use SwiftXR to help customers understand products before they buy.

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Retail (air treatment products)

“With SwiftXR's AR/VR tool, you can interactively experience our product by scanning a QR code on our eco-friendly, minimal-print packaging. This lets you virtually place the product in your space before purchasing, ensuring it complements your décor and fits perfectly.”

DUUX

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Retail (automated laundry racks)

“As a leader in the Singapore Automated Laundry Racks market, SwiftXR enabled us showcase our products to customers in an creative and interactive manner.”

GoodLiving

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Real Estate

“SwiftXR has provided Cozy Homeva with a seamless experience of implementing our 3D models with its drag and drop features”

Cozy Homeva

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Manufacturing

“SwiftXR has enhanced our customers appreciation and engagement with our furnitures. I really enjoyed working with SwiftXR”

TopMetalPro

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Furniture

“We recently had the pleasure of integrating SwiftXR into my online store which has completely transformed the shopping experience for our customers.”

Taeillo Nigeria

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Cast Stone Fireplaces

“SwiftXR has helped us bring our custom fireplaces to life for clients. It's been incredibly useful in visualizing our cast stone designs before production, streamlining approvals and enhancing customer confidence.”

ARCH Casting, Co.

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Wooden House Construction

“Integrating 3D models on our site has transformed the way customers view our wooden house designs. It's an excellent solution for showcasing large projects interactively and elevates our entire online presence.”

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3D Construction Printing

“SwiftXR has been instrumental in helping us share our large-scale 3D-printed construction designs. Clients can explore how each structure fits into their environment, improving decision-making and customer satisfaction.”

Versarien Construction

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Signage & Environmental Graphics

“We use SwiftXR to present our signage and branded environment projects in interactive 3D, making it easier for clients and teams to understand complex designs. It has improved our communication, accelerated feedback loops, and enhanced social media engagement.”

Clark Technical Design

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E Commerce

“SwiftXR totally rocked my online shopping world! I used it to showcase my favorite tote bags in 3D and AR, and I'm blown away.”

Central Salone

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Art

“Recently, I came across the SwiftXR 3D Viewer App, and I must say, it has revolutionized the way I showcase my creations on my website.”

SlickcityPrintsAfrica

FAQ

Common questions.

What to know before getting started with SwiftXR.

SwiftXR projects are lightweight, interactive experiences that you can create, share, and embed on your website. No prior 3D or immersive development experience is needed.

Platform credits are the unit of usage on SwiftXR. Each interaction with a 3D or AR experience consumes credits based on complexity and duration.

No. You can update your projects as many times as you want without any extra charges.

A project view is counted each time a unique session loads and interacts with your SwiftXR experience.

If you exceed your plan's included views, additional usage is billed at your plan's overage rate.

Yes. SwiftXR supports multiple 3D objects, hotspots, animations, and AR triggers within a single project.

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