BeyondView, a data-driven, digital twin technology firm, launched a new augmented reality (AR) feature for its enterprise, digital twin software. The AR feature will be introduced across a sampling of BeyondView’s portfolio of leading real estate clients including Healthpeak Properties, Silverstein Properties, Daiwa House USA, Physicians Realty Trust, Lillibridge, Farley White Interests and WeWork.
The new AR feature blends the physical-world with the digital universe, providing real-life context to BeyondView’s digital twins. By scanning QR codes that are strategically placed throughout a physical space, users will plunge into BeyondView’s platform which aligns the real-life space’s unmet potential to the coordinating digital twin. From initial engagement with prospective tenants to agreement closings, this new feature will help property owners, brokers, and prospective tenants expedite deal flow.
“BeyondView’s Digital Twins are unlike other market offerings and we are continuously advancing our platform,” said Kul Wadhwa, founder and CEO of BeyondView. “We are thrilled to launch this newest feature that meshes our digital twin software with real-world functionality allowing users to physically experience a space all the while using BeyondView’s technology to see what the final product will look like before it undergoes expensive and time-consuming alterations.”
BeyondView’s digital twins utilize artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to create a digital representation of a space at a fraction of current time and costs. The result is a building-specific database that is highly customizable to advance stakeholder decision-making. By integrating easily accessible and contextualized data, stunning visuals, and a user-friendly communication platform.
BeyondView’s innovative digital twin technology provides prospective tenants with the opportunity to virtually tour newly developed and reimagined properties tailored to meet their specific needs while simultaneously managing the building-specific database. Working from already prepared materials such as blueprints, CAD drawings or even photographs, BeyondView not only prepares digitally white boxed visualizations but can be used to completely redesign properties.
