360 videos that put viewers inside the plant
Immersive filming of plants, laboratories and workspaces. The viewer moves through the space, from a browser or a headset, and sees the process with their own eyes.
The viewer decides where to look
A 360 video records the whole space around the camera, in every direction. The viewer is at the centre of the scene and chooses where to look.
In the browser you drag with the mouse to turn your view. Nothing to download.
You move the device and the frame follows, like a window sliding across the space.
You turn your head and look around. It feels like being there.
A format for every story
An immersive film along the plant
The camera moves along the route in stages, one point at a time. At each stop the viewer turns wherever they like and watches the process. It tells a full production chain from start to finish, in a few minutes.
A voice that guides from within
A person presents from inside the environment. The voice accompanies and explains, while the space around stays explorable. For a message from management or a welcome to the company.
The room-by-room virtual tour
Spaces shot in 360 degrees and linked by transition points. The viewer chooses where to go and opens hotspots for details, photos and videos. It stays online and can be visited any time.
Shot in real plants
Each project plays right here: press play and look around in 360 degrees.
Plyform · Cleanroom
MM Spa · San Rocco treatment plant
MM Spa · Milan sewer network
Bytest · TÜV SÜD Group
The plant inside a headset
The same experience, worn. Whoever puts on the headset is inside the environment and looks around by turning their head. You bring the plant wherever you need it, without moving anyone.
Trade fairs and conferences
A station at the booth takes visitors inside your production in a minute.
Showroom and meeting room
Show a distant site or a restricted department without arranging a visit.
Training
Anyone who needs to learn an environment explores it before setting foot in it.
Where a 360 video delivers most
Environments you only understand by stepping inside, and spaces usually closed to visitors: the cases where taking the viewer on site is worth more than describing it.
Plants and lines
Production routes, machinery in operation, entire departments told from the inside.
Restricted-access areas
Cleanrooms and environments few people can visit in person.
Networks and construction sites
Technical infrastructure and places hard to show in a flat photo.
Training and onboarding
Procedures and departments seen from the point of view of the people who work there.
Trade fairs and events
Your plant at the booth, inside a headset, wherever you go.
How we work
Site survey and plan
Route, shooting points and access defined with you.
360 filming on site
A day of filming on location, with the crew and the equipment suited to the environment.
Editing and post
Stitching, editing, voiceover and graphics consistent with your brand.
Publishing and headsets
Online on your website and on VR headsets, with a page that makes it findable.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a headset to watch it?
No. A 360 video plays on the website or the phone, by moving it. The headset adds the full experience, useful at trade fairs and demos.
How long is a 360 video?
Usually a few minutes. A walkthrough works well between two and five minutes, before attention drops.
Can you film in a production environment or a cleanroom?
Yes. We agree access, route and filming windows with you, and shoot with the equipment suited to the environment.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, on desktop and mobile. On a phone you move the device and the frame follows.
Where is it published?
On your website, on a dedicated page, and on headsets for events. The final assets stay yours.
Do you have to stop production to film?
Not always. We plan the shoot around your work pace and the times you prefer.
We make your 360 video. We find the right format.
A couple of lines about the project and we reply with a proposal and timing.
