We design the future of construction. From early-stage design reviews to live job sites, our XR, 3D, and AI solutions help contractors, developers, and asset owners visualise projects, train crews, and coordinate teams in entirely new ways.
XR is changing how construction projects are planned, delivered, and operated. With VR and AR, site teams can safely rehearse high‑risk procedures, walk through buildings before they are built, and understand complex logistics without shutting down a live site. Combined with 3D scans, BIM models, and digital twins, organisations gain real‑time visibility across their projects, improving coordination, training, and client communication while reducing rework and delays.
Virtual Reality is redefining how construction companies train their workforce, plan complex builds, and manage on‑site safety. With fully immersive VR environments, crews can practise working at height, operating heavy equipment, and responding to emergencies without stepping onto an active job site. This dramatically reduces risk, shortens induction and training time, and ensures teams are better prepared for real‑world conditions.
Beyond training, VR enables construction stakeholders to step inside projects long before ground is broken. Designers, engineers, clients, and site managers can walk through BIM models at full scale, review phasing plans, and spot clashes or access issues early. By allowing teams to explore and collaborate inside realistic virtual replicas, VR improves decision‑making, reduces costly rework, and accelerates project approvals across the entire construction lifecycle.
Augmented Reality is becoming a critical tool on modern construction sites. By overlaying digital models and instructions directly onto the physical environment, AR gives supervisors and trades instant access to BIM data, set‑out information, and step‑by‑step installation guidance while they work. Technicians can see where services, anchors, embeds, or penetrations should be placed, reducing errors, rework, and disputes.
AR also enhances quality assurance and collaboration. Site teams can use tablets or head‑mounted devices to compare as‑built conditions against design in real time, annotate issues, and share live views with remote experts. This improves inspections, accelerates problem‑solving, and keeps projects moving even when key decision‑makers are offsite. By merging digital knowledge with real‑world conditions, augmented reality helps construction companies deliver safer, more accurate, and more predictable outcomes.
Mixed Reality unlocks powerful new ways for construction teams to understand and coordinate complex projects by blending the physical site with interactive holographic content. Unlike traditional AR or VR, MR lets users see and interact with 3D models of buildings, plants, and temporary works while staying fully aware of their surroundings. Planners can overlay structural elements at true scale, visualise service routes before installation, and validate access and safety zones directly on site.
MR is also transforming design coordination and stakeholder engagement. Engineers, project managers, safety leaders, and clients can join the same mixed reality session, from the site office or remote locations and review the same holographic model together. Whether resolving clashes, validating method statements, or walking a client through a proposed design change, MR creates a shared understanding that reduces miscommunication and delays. By fusing digital intelligence with the real‑world environment, mixed reality helps construction organisations deliver projects with greater confidence and control.
3D Web technology gives construction companies a simple, powerful way to share interactive project information through the browser, no specialist software required. Stakeholders can view 3D models of buildings, infrastructure, or site logistics from any device, exploring layouts, crane positions, staging areas, and safety zones in an intuitive way. This makes design intent clearer, speeds up reviews, and helps identify issues long before they show up on site.
For client presentations, remote inspections, and training, web‑based 3D viewers turn static drawings into engaging, explorable experiences. Teams can link models to documentation, photos, and progress data, creating a single source of truth that is easy for everyone to understand. Whether you are coordinating trades, onboarding new staff, or communicating with non‑technical stakeholders, 3D Web tools help construction organisations save time, reduce miscommunication, and make better project decisions.
We partner with innovators in construction, manufacturing, retail, and architecture to bring immersive solutions to life. From training to sales to operations.
Every organisation is at a different point in their XR and AI journey. Our process is designed to meet you where you are, whether you are exploring an idea, validating a concept, or scaling an existing solution.
We start by understanding your goals, users, operational context, and existing systems. Through collaborative workshops and conversations, we identify high value use cases, define clear success metrics, and establish a practical roadmap aligned to your business priorities.
We turn early ideas into simple visuals and hands-on demos that people can see and use. This helps everyone agree on what is being built, test ideas early, and fix issues before investing time and budget into full development.
Our team builds the solution using production ready tools and proven workflows. This includes 3D content, interaction design, backend services, system integrations, and AI components. We deliver in structured milestones so progress is visible and testable throughout.
We support deployment into real world environments and help ensure a smooth rollout. After launch, we can assist with feedback collection, performance optimisation, and iterative improvements, providing ongoing support if you need it.
Tell us about your idea, use case, or challenge and we will respond with clear options and recommended next steps. No jargon and no pressure.
