AR, VR & XR Development
Nexus Corp designs, builds, and hosts mobile AR product previews, browser-based WebXR experiences, and full VR training or showroom builds — so customers can see your product at true scale and your team can train on real procedures, without anyone downloading an app first.
Session Preview
LiveDevice
Quest / Phone
Completion
94%
Avg. Session
6m 40s
Nexus Corp · AR, VR & XR Development
In Short
AR, VR & XR Development is Nexus Corp’s immersive technology service: mobile AR product previews that run in a phone browser, WebXR experiences that run in any headset browser, and full VR training simulations or virtual showrooms — built, hosted, and supported as one managed service.
Three related capabilities: AR previews customers try on their phone, WebXR experiences that run in a browser on any headset, and fuller VR training or showroom builds.
Any business that sells a physical product people want to see before buying, trains staff on equipment or procedures, or wants a virtual space customers can walk through.
A hosted link or embed code — nothing for your customers to download from an app store, and nothing for your team to maintain.
We recommend whichever of these fits your use case — never the most expensive by default.
Customers point their phone at their own room, driveway, or desk and see your product at real size, in real colour, before they buy it — no app to download first.
Best For
How it works: Opens straight from a link or QR code in the phone’s own camera and browser.
An interactive 3D or immersive experience that runs directly in a headset’s browser — Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, and others — with no app store install and no waiting on a review process.
Best For
How it works: Put the headset on, open the browser, and the experience loads like a website.
A fuller virtual reality build for training staff on equipment or procedures, or for walking customers through a space that does not physically exist yet.
Best For
How it works: A dedicated VR application with guided steps, progress tracking, and completion reporting.
Runs straight from a link or QR code in a phone’s camera — nothing to download from an app store.
One build that works across Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, and mobile browsers — not a separate app per headset.
Step-by-step training modules with built-in progress tracking, so you know who has actually completed it.
A walkable virtual space for a property, showroom, or event stand — viewable in a headset or on a flat screen.
Multiple people in the same virtual space at once, for group training or a guided sales walkthrough.
See how long people spend, what they look at, and where training sessions stall or succeed.
Themed to your colours, logo, and product line — not a generic template experience.
We host, monitor, and update the experience — an ongoing service, not a one-off build.
We turn your product designs, floor plans, or training procedures into optimised 3D assets and environments — built to load quickly on a phone browser or a headset, without losing visual quality.
Browser-based AR previews that open straight from a link or QR code — a customer points their phone and sees your product at real scale, with no app store download standing between them and the experience.
Immersive experiences that run in the browser on any modern headset, built once and delivered everywhere — no separate native app per device, and no app-store review process to wait on.
Full virtual reality builds for staff training simulations or walkable virtual showrooms, with guided steps, progress tracking, and completion reporting where training is the goal.
We connect the experience to your website, CRM, or learning management system, and report back on engagement — who used it, for how long, and what happened next.
This is delivered as an ongoing service: we host the experience, keep it working across new headset and phone updates, and refresh it as your product range or training content changes.
How It Works
This is a fully managed service. Your team is only involved at two points: one short conversation with us at the start, and reviewing the experience before it goes live. We handle everything in between.
What you get: A scoped plan of what gets built, for which devices, and what "done" looks like.
What you get: A complete, ready-to-use set of immersive assets, checked against the real product or space.
What you get: A working experience you can test on your own phone or headset before it goes live.
What you get: A shareable link and, where needed, a connection to the systems you already use.
What you get: A live experience, tested on real devices, ready to share.
What you get: An experience that keeps working as devices and content change, without your team managing it.
Independent industry research on AR and VR consistently points to four outcomes:
Industry research consistently finds hands-on VR training completes faster than classroom-only training for the same material.
Once a VR training module is built, running it for the next hundred learners costs far less than repeating in-person sessions.
Customers who preview a product in AR before buying report fewer size- and fit-related doubts than from photos alone.
Seeing a product at true scale in your own space, before buying, reduces the mismatched-expectation returns that photos alone can cause.
Industries We Serve
Walkable virtual property tours and off-plan showrooms for developments that do not exist yet.
Mobile AR previews so customers see products at true scale in their own space before they buy.
AR configuration previews and WebXR showroom experiences for vehicles and dealership floors.
WebXR experiences and event activations that reach players without an app-store install.
Virtual stands and mobile AR activations that extend a physical stand or replace one entirely.
Not seeing your industry listed? If people need to see, try, or train on something — we can almost certainly build for it — ask us on a call.
Already have — or want — a 2D & 3D Product Configurator? The same 3D assets usually carry straight into a mobile AR preview or WebXR showroom.
FAQ
Still have a question? Contact us
AR (augmented reality) overlays a digital object onto the real world through a phone camera — useful for product previews. VR (virtual reality) replaces what you see entirely with a headset, used for training and showrooms. WebXR is the browser technology that lets AR and VR experiences run without an app store download, on both phones and headsets.
No, not for mobile AR or WebXR experiences — that is the point. They open from a link or QR code straight in the phone or headset’s own browser. A dedicated native VR training app is only used where the use case genuinely needs it, and we’ll tell you upfront if that’s the case.
WebXR experiences run on Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, and other modern headsets through their built-in browsers, plus desktop and mobile browsers for a flat-screen fallback view. Mobile AR runs on recent iOS and Android phones through the camera and browser, no separate hardware required.
Guided training modules include step tracking and a completion record, so you can see who finished, how long it took, and where people got stuck — reported back to you or connected to your existing learning management system.
They can be, but they don’t have to be. Many clients start with one — often a mobile AR product preview — and add a WebXR showroom or VR training module later, reusing the same 3D assets rather than starting over.
A focused mobile AR preview for a single product typically takes 4–6 weeks. WebXR showrooms and VR training simulations, which involve more environment and interaction design, typically run 8–14 weeks depending on scope. Every project starts with a short first call to confirm timeline against your specific use case.
Yes — we test and budget load times against real mobile connections, not just office wifi, since most AR previews are opened on the move.
Often, yes. The same 3D assets built for a product configurator frequently power a mobile AR preview or a WebXR showroom, so if you already have (or want) a configurator, an AR/VR extension is usually a smaller step than starting from scratch. See our 2D & 3D Product Configurators service for the base capability.
It is delivered as a managed service by default. We host the experience, keep it working as headset and browser software updates, and refresh content as your product range or training material changes.
Book a meeting and we'll scope an AR, VR, or XR build for your product, space, or training need — what it takes, what it costs, and which format actually fits.
