The solution: An interactive AR catalogue and a fully immersive VR tour
To meet this need, Innoarea developed a comprehensive solution based on immersive technologies. Firstly, the “Pygsa AR” mobile app was created: an interactive virtual catalogue that works in conjunction with the company’s physical printed catalogue to display the machines in 3D and at actual size, whilst also enabling the measurement and analysis of user behaviour.
Secondly, an XR showroom was designed and unveiled at international events such as the PPMA Total Show 2016 and Enomaq 2017. Using virtual reality headsets, visitors are transported virtually inside a working plant or winery, where they can observe the entire mechanical process of the equipment in detail and in real time.
Catalogue of machinery available for viewing at trade fairs and meetings
Reduction in costs associated with the transport and assembly of heavy equipment
Increased visitor engagement and interaction at trade stands





- Precise 3D reconstruction for machine vision and quality control equipment
- Marker recognition in the physical catalogue to display 3D models on mobile devices
- Reconstruction of industrial environments (factories and warehouses) with machinery in operation
- Tracking usage statistics in the mobile app to optimise sales monitoring
Key findings
The roll-out of AR and VR experiences established Pygsa as a pioneer in the digitalisation and application of immersive technologies within the industrial sector. The company overcame the limitations of physical space at leading trade fairs such as Enomaq, showcasing its full range of technological solutions from a single immersive experience point.
As well as drastically optimising investment in logistics and exhibition space, the combination of interactive visualisation and virtual simulation boosted customer interest and retention. This solution provided the sales force with a modern and effective tool that drove customer acquisition as part of their international expansion.






