An interactive 3D product demo gives a customer a way to inspect equipment or a device before a physical demonstration. In Lokaverse, the simulation opens from a browser link. A team can explain the product, let the prospect explore and offer live help when the visitor agrees.
1. Choose a specific question to answer
Start with the product decision the demo should support. That might be understanding a component, following an operating sequence or seeing how a device fits into a procedure. Keep the scope clear enough for someone opening the link on their own.
2. Gather the models and product knowledge
The scene needs 3D models. Bring together the relevant models and an accurate explanation from your product specialists. Lokaverse can use templates and AI drafts from models already in your library. AI drafting requires credits from a plan, and an author reviews the result before saving.
3. Choose the experience
Use a guided walkthrough for the explanation, free exploration for inspection or an auto journey for a self-running introduction. Preview the scene on the devices your audience uses and check every authored step against the product.
4. Configure the share link
Decide who can open the demo, whether it should expire and what it asks the visitor to provide. An entered name is different from an email address confirmed with a code. Visitors see a clear notice about what the sharing organisation can see.
5. Prepare a useful follow-up
Turn on demo-open alerts for the link when the team needs them. Review how far a visitor explored and what they asked. If a colleague wants to watch or guide a live session, the visitor must accept first. Sales dashboards apply to projects marked as sales projects; they describe demo engagement.
6. Keep the demonstration current
Review the simulation when the product or its approved explanation changes. Retire links when a campaign ends. A reusable demonstration is most useful when the team can trust the content it shares.
See Lokaverse for product demonstrations, read the share-link guide, or discuss your demo with the team.