Introduction
Mixed Reality (MR) is reshaping the furniture distribution landscape, offering immersive experiences that bridge the gap between the virtual and physical worlds. Mixed Reality in Furniture Sales have some key advantages here are [1] :Â
- Enhanced Product Visualization
- Reduced Returns
- Increase Sales
- Improve Customer Engagement
- Cost Savings
- Competitive Edge
- Personalization
Enhancing Furniture Distribution with Mixed Reality
MR technology allows customers to visualize furniture in their own space, leading to better engagement and increased sales. Using MR tools to personalize furniture can be beneficial for those moving into a new home. The approach’s layout can meet both user choice and spatial rationality requirements. Furthermore, the MR method can finish the rearranging of furniture in stores or workspaces[2][3].Â
The Critical Role of InReality Solutions in AR Implementation
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) have grown in popularity in recent years, and smartphone devices may now allow these technologies fast and seamlessly via downloadable applications. Some of them serve the community, while others are simply for leisure, such as movies and games. Regardless of their purpose, researchers seize the chance to apply Mixed Reality (MR) technology since it is ideal for real-world use by consumers, is low-cost, and can replace the traditional method of rearranging furniture for interior design applications. MR also incorporates design and planning, interior design, and engineering into the digital environment, allowing users to run prototypes without physically participating in real life [3].
InReality Solutions provides robust AR platforms that enhance customer interaction and drive sales, making it an essential tool for furniture distributors[2].
Conclusion
Embracing MR and InReality Solutions is critical for furniture distributors seeking to innovate and optimize their sales processes. Mixed reality is currently also seen as a promising medium to train manual assembly tasks that can make it easier for buyers to assemble certain furniture [4].Â
Based on the findings of this study, it is possible to conclude that augmented reality technology can be used to create a viable application for 3D visualization of furniture in a room. People and society will benefit from scanning objects without 2D marks because it will be easier and provide more experience. With the simplicity given by this program, it operates smoothly, with a useable success rate of 88.75% [5].