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Intelligence behind the design C


AD technology is moving at such a quick pace that many in the industry


are likely to find themselves contemplating where we can possibly go from here. At Virtual Worlds we have really enjoyed


helping the customer design their dream bathroom or kitchen digitally, while also allowing them to take a peek inside with photorealistic, real-time rendering and innovative options such as the opportunity to open cupboards and drawers while you’re taking a look around. However, we still find ourselves asking that


Comment by Nathan Maclean Managing Director, Virtual Worlds


very same question when we look towards the future. The good news is that the best is yet to


come. At Virtual Worlds, we strongly believe that the next phase for CAD software packages, such as our own, will be to ensure they are providing the invaluable facts and figures behind the design to help retailers continue to hit their targets and drive sales. It’s about remembering that knowledge is


power, and knowing that if we can capture valuable data to help retailers improve their business, from managing stock levels and individual branch success through to monitoring sales targets, then ultimately everybody wins. It will allow us to further establish CAD as


the go-to piece of technology in the showroom, help KBB retailers drive profits, and give the customer the very best experience possible when considering some of the biggest purchasing decisions they will make in their lifetime. Surely, that’s worth working towards?


u For more information, please call 01908 663848 or visit www.virtualworlds.co.uk


Virtual Worlds reaches big 50 milestone V


irtual Worlds recently claimed a half century by getting more than 50 KBB


retailers on board with its innovative, interactive 4D CAD design package. Launched in October 2015 on a pre-order basis,


the system delivers high quality virtual reality including photorealistic, real-time rendering and an interactive buying experience via a futuristic headset. The system allows buyers to walk around their


dream kitchen or bathroom, getting a feeling for what the finished space will look and feel like and giving them the opportunity to swap objects in and out at the touch of a button. The feature is a part of Virtual Worlds’


comprehensive ONE package which includes an innovative range of design and selling tools to help improve conversion rates for the retailer. The ONE package also provides the most


comprehensive manufacturer catalogues on the market at no extra cost, with additions frequently being made to expand it even further. Nathan Maclean, managing director at Virtual


Worlds said: “As a complete industry first for the UK market, we knew that pre-order take up would be strong, however to already have over 50 retailers on board is incredible. “The feedback from retailers who have already


implemented the technology has been fantastic.” For more information on Virtual Worlds, please call or visit our website.


u01908 663848 uwww.virtualworlds.co.uk


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