WebAR
AR that launches from a link or QR code in the browser — no app download, so far more people actually try it.
AR · Augmented Reality
Put your product in the customer’s room.
Augmented reality places photoreal 3D products, guides and stories into the real world through a phone camera — often straight from a web link.
What is augmented reality (AR)?
Augmented reality (AR) overlays digital content — 3D models, labels or animations — onto a live view of the real world, usually through a smartphone camera or smart glasses. Unlike virtual reality, the user still sees their surroundings. Businesses use AR for product try-on, furniture placement, interactive packaging, navigation and hands-on training.
Capabilities
What we build with AR.
3D product visualisation
True-to-scale, photoreal 3D models of your products that customers can place, rotate and inspect.
Virtual try-on
Face and body tracking for eyewear, jewellery, cosmetics and apparel.
AR marketing & packaging
Image-tracked experiences that bring print, packaging and events to life.
AR training & guidance
Step-by-step overlays on machines and workspaces for faster, safer onboarding.
Native AR apps
iOS and Android apps built on ARKit, ARCore and Unity AR Foundation.
Use cases
How teams use augmented reality.
You receive
- Optimised 3D models (glTF & USDZ)
- WebAR or native AR app
- Analytics setup
- Hosting & launch support
- Source files
01
Retail & e-commerce
See-it-in-your-room product views on product pages to reduce returns and hesitation.
02
Real estate
Furnish empty rooms or show finished buildings on site.
03
Manufacturing
Maintenance instructions anchored to the real equipment.
04
Events & brands
Interactive posters, packaging and activations people share.
Process
Prototype first. Then scale.
01
Discover
We map your goal, users and constraints, then recommend the right mix of AI, AR, VR or XR — or tell you plainly when none of them fits.
02
Prototype
A clickable or wearable prototype in weeks, not months, so you can test the idea with real people before committing a full budget.
03
Build
Production engineering with weekly demos: 3D assets, interaction, AI models, integrations, testing on real devices.
04
Launch & train
We ship to stores, the web or your headsets — and train your team through the ZAspect Academy so you are never locked in.
Train your team
Rather build it in-house?
Our Academy runs the same skills as live cohorts, or as private training for your team.
AR TRACKIntermediate
Augmented Reality Development
Create augmented reality experiences for phones and the web — from 3D product try-ons to location-aware AR — using WebXR, ARKit and ARCore.
View courseXR TRACKBeginner
XR Product & Spatial UX Design
Learn to design spatial interfaces and immersive products — from user research to 3D prototypes that work across AR, VR and mixed reality.
View courseFAQ
AR questions, answered.
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Do customers need to download an app for AR?
Not with WebAR. It opens in the phone’s browser from a link or QR code. Native apps are better for advanced tracking or repeated use, and we will advise which fits.
Which phones support AR?
Most iPhones from the last several years and most mid-range and flagship Android phones with Google Play Services for AR support it.
Can you turn our product photos into 3D models?
Yes. We create 3D models from photos, CAD files or the physical product using modelling and photogrammetry, then optimise them for mobile.
What is the difference between AR and VR?
AR adds digital content to the real world you can still see. VR replaces your view entirely with a virtual environment inside a headset.
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Let’s build
Have an idea that needs another dimension?
Tell us what you want to build or learn. You’ll get a straight answer on what’s possible, how long it takes and what it costs — usually within one business day.