⸺ SELECTED CASE STUDIES
Behind the experiences
A closer look at how we turn real-world challenges into immersive digital experiences — combining creativity, storytelling and technology to create meaningful outcomes.
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⸺ CASE STUDY 01
360Saudia — Saudia Airlines
Aviation & Hospitality | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Immersive Experiences | 360 ° Media | Interactive Platforms
The challenge
A cabin is chosen from a seat map and a handful of photographs. Neither conveys the width of a suite, the privacy of a First Cabin, or what an Alfursan lounge is like to sit in.
Our approach
Interactive panoramas were built for the fleet aircraft and for the Alfursan lounges, covering each cabin class as a scene of its own so a traveller can look around a position rather than at it.
Delivery
A branded virtual environment where the traveller chooses an aircraft or a lounge from an opening scene above the clouds, then moves cabin to cabin. Hotspots open dining, connectivity and seat detail, and a live seat map lets a viewer jump to any position on board.
Result
A pre-purchase experience carrying a Book Now route throughout, delivered in the browser on any device and headset-ready — no app to install, nothing for the airline's own site to host separately.
Inside the cabin, seat by seat
Every class on the aircraft is a scene of its own, and every hotspot answers a question a traveller would otherwise
have to ask at the desk.
First Class — Boeing 777-368ER
Seat map — Every position is a jump point
⸺ CASE STUDY 02
King Fahad Medical City, Riyadh
Healthcare | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Immersive Experiences
The challenge
One of the largest medical complexes in the Middle East, with facilities spread across a campus that patients, families and visiting practitioners have to cross without getting lost. Describing that scale on a website is close to impossible in photographs.
Our approach
We captured 240 panoramic scenes, across six buildings, over eleven days on site, working a night schedule in the clinical corridors so that patient areas were never disrupted. Each scene was shot in HDR to hold detail against the harsh mixed lighting of hospital interiors.
Delivery
A branded virtual tour integrated into the client's web presence, with hotspots for every department, clinic and public facility, and a floor-plan overlay that lets a visitor understand where they are standing.
Result
The tour recorded 180,000 sessions in its first year. Reception reported a 41% drop in wayfinding enquiries, and the hospital adopted the same tour for staff induction.
⸺ CASE STUDY 03
Pakistan Air Force Museum, Karachi
Museums & Heritage | Karachi, Pakistan | Immersive Experiences | 360 ° Media | Web Integration
The challenge
A national collection including aircraft that cannot be moved and cannot be understood from a single photograph, among them the Quaid's own aircraf — an artefact of national significance with an interior most visitors never see up close.
Our approach
Fourteen aircrafts and 96 scenes captured across nine days. Cockpit and cabin interiors were too tight for a standard tripod, so we built a low-profile rig that let the camera sit at seated eye height between the seats. Available cabin lighting was preserved rather than flooded with flash.
Delivery
Multiple linked tours covering the museum halls, the convention centre and the aircraft interiors, allowing a visitor to move between exhibits and step inside cockpits that are roped off in person.
Result
Over 320,000 visits since launch. The museum distributes the tour to schools as a pre-visit resource, and reported a 27% rise in booked school groups in the following year.
⸺ CASE STUDY 04
Habib University, Karachi
Education | Karachi, Pakistan | Immersive Experiences | 360 ° Media | Web Integration
The challenge
A liberal-arts and sciences university competing for students who choose a campus partly on how it feels to be there. Prospective students and overseas families often decide without ever visiting.
Our approach
78 scenes covering the campus over five days, shot around an active semester so teaching was never interrupted. The central atrium throws hard Karachi daylight against deep shade, so every scene there was bracketed and merged to hold both.
Delivery
A campus tour built to the university's brand and embedded directly in its admissions pages, structured so a prospective student can follow the route of an actual open day.
Result
Time spent on admissions pages rose 2.4× after launch, and the university recorded a 34% increase in enquiries from overseas applicants over the following intake cycle.
⸺ CASE STUDY 05
3D-Rendered Bedroom
Real Estate & Interiors | 3D & CGI Production | Interactive Platforms
The challenge
A residential interior that existed only as drawings. Renders show one angle at a time and cannot answer what a buyer actually asks: how the light falls, what you see from the doorway.
Our approach
Modelled and lit from the interior specification, then rendered as full spherical panoramas rather than fixed stills. Materials and lighting temperature were matched to the intended finish.
Delivery
A walkable tour of the bedroom, lounge and study, linked so a viewer moves between rooms in their own order. It runs in the browser and drops into a Cardboard-style headset with no app to install.
Result
A sales asset that exists before the space does. The same models carry forward into stills, film and AR without being rebuilt.
One build, every screen
The same tour serves a desktop presentation, a tablet handed across a table, a phone sent by link, and a headset walkthrough — from a single delivered build.
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