Why 3D and AR change the decision, not just the design
Immersive experiences work when they remove uncertainty. Portion size, scale, finish, fit — the last doubt before a yes.
Immersive technology gets pitched as a novelty. It performs commercially for a much plainer reason: it removes uncertainty at the exact moment someone is deciding.
A guest who can see the portion size on their own table stops hesitating. A buyer who can place equipment on their floor stops asking for another drawing. The experience is not the point — the removal of doubt is.
That's also the design constraint. If it doesn't load in seconds on an ordinary phone connection, and if it doesn't connect to ordering or enquiry, it's a showcase, not a system.
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