3D Showroom by Team Victory

Bruno's Gym & Exercise Equipment
3D Showroom ports to Oculus VR for a leading edge retail experience
intended high level (sloppy) architecture

Inspiration

Inspired by Facebook's investment of 10,000 people into Oculus, and many mom and pop retailers in the US shutting down due to competition and the pandemic, something must be done to help mom and pop compete online and drive engagement back in-store.

What it does

Produce a pleasant 3D retail experience in the web-browser, offering a compelling reason to come to a mom and pop retailer's e-commerce website. Amazon doesn't have this 3D experience!

(It also ports over to Oculus Quest 2, a current-generation VR headset by Facebook, available to consumers for $300)

How we built it

MACH-based composable architecture Unity 3D

Challenges we ran into

No front end dev on the project Inexperience with Vue.js, nuxt, Vue storefront

Accomplishments that we're proud of

-3D scene works and is live -Easy port to Oculus Gear VR 2 -Could add real-world benefit to mom and pop now and in the upcoming years to compete against Amazon and to differentiate vs local competition -Our creative/video! -Learning

What we learned

A great front end developer would have made a huge difference Don't do it all last minute Not the best programmer in the world after all

What's next for 3D Showroom by Team Victory

Depending on interest & investment going fwd: -Real photos alongside the 3D models, in 3D space -Fully functional e-Commerce SaaS solution for mom and pop, and at an affordable price -Offer a service for mom and pop a way to get 3D models of their products into the system -Immersive Virtual Realty experience (VR)