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A virtual tour of your production site

Your customer wants to see what you can manufacture. An applicant wants to know where they will work. A technical team needs to revisit an installation later. A virtual tour of your factory starts with the people who will use the images.

Welder working on a steel structure at TruSteel Group
TruSteel Group
TruSteel Group · Emmeloord

A selection of our work

See what a tour can show.

Explore the projects and look around the spaces yourself. Each location has its own story and layout.

TruSteel: the production floor and its people

For TruSteel Group, formerly GB Steel Group, we created a walkthrough of the Kampstaal and Kamplacon site in Emmeloord. The route connects the entrance, offices and assembly hall. Steel structures, workstations and overhead cranes are visible in the hall.

Four video hotspots feature employees explaining their roles from their workplaces. Someone considering a job also hears from the people at that site. For your business, we discuss which departments and colleagues can explain the work clearly.

Damen: record a setting so people can revisit it

At Damen Shipyards, the emphasis is visual ship documentation. A technical team can return to the recorded spaces and view the same situation during a discussion. This requires a different selection from a public company presentation.

The images preserve what was visible at that time. Accurate dimensions, inspections and work still require the relevant measurements, procedures and documents. The Damen walkthrough is private; the case explains its use without providing access to the vessel.

Bring a production hall into a customer conversation

On your website, customers can explore independently. During sales or a trade fair, you can open the relevant department and explain what happens there. Information points can show a detail photograph, video or explanation where it answers a customer’s question.

Decide what may be public and what is intended for internal discussions. A production process, order board or screen may contain information you do not want to share. We agree which rooms, machines and information may appear.

A photography plan that fits production

Discuss when safe access is possible, which work areas can be photographed and whether production continues. Agree who checks the route and content. If employees appear in videos, we schedule time with them too.

Include the buildings, departments, audience and intended use in your enquiry. We propose preparation, photography and interactive production. For a series of facilities or vessels, the scope and delivery are agreed separately.

More examples from our work

JC Electronics shows technical departments and a company training centre. Huijbregts shows production and storage spaces, making different parts of the business visible remotely.

An estimate for your project

What does a virtual tour cost?

Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.

Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.

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