Commission a virtual tour in the province of North Brabant

At BAS, we captured truck centres in Veghel, Tilburg and Veldhoven. HAK in Giessen presents production, while My Sun has several tours in Eindhoven. These projects show how a consistent approach to 360-degree photography can be adapted to different buildings and visitors.

HAK: How do vegetables end up in those familiar glass jars? For HAK, we created a virtual tour of the Giessen factory. Visitors can explore the production site themselves and see the processing stages up close.

My Sun: For the My Sun tanning studio on Aalsterweg in Eindhoven, Zien360 created a virtual tour of the interior. Before visiting, people can get a realistic impression of the reception desk, layout and tanning cabins.

Start with the purpose of the tour. A guest may need to compare rooms, a customer may want to understand a showroom, and a new employee needs an introduction to the workplace. We select the route and camera positions around those questions. The visitor can look around in 360 degrees and choose where to go next.

Text, photographs, video or links can explain a particular space or process. We agree which additions are useful and who supplies the information. Changes to room names, product ranges or contact details should be considered separately from the permanent location images.

Tell us which building in the province of North Brabant is involved, who will use the tour and which spaces matter. We discuss access, opening hours and the moments when rooms are available. An occupied workplace needs a different schedule from a guest room prepared for arrival. People, screens and documents in view are part of the preparation.

Before delivery, we review the navigation, explanations and links on desktop and mobile. We also agree whether you will embed the tour on your website, share a direct link or use it during presentations. Photography, production, hosting and later updates are specified in the proposal.