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Sounds like a neat application of the technology. This use case isn't a tipping point for someone to spend $3500 on a device to imagine their space. If someone
by mattbrewsbytes 3y ago
Sounds like a neat application of the technology. This use case isn't a tipping point for someone to spend $3500 on a device to imagine their space. If someone has that level of disposable money they are probably hiring an interior designer to redecorate.
- econonut 3y agoSimilar idea is for an interior design company to own the device and bring it out to your home after they've planned out your rooms. Same idea works for landscaping companies, custom home builders, etc. Clients can 'experience' the new design before committing to the designer's vision.