- Status
- Beta
- For
- Hotel brands, owners and developers
A physical mock-up room is built once, seen by few and demolished after sign-off. ddx VX puts the room in a headset while the design can still change.
What it does
ddx VX turns a hotel room design into a room you can walk in virtual reality (VR), in three steps.
- Upload. A designer uploads the SketchUp, Revit or Twinmotion file from anywhere in the world. Each client’s files are stored apart from everyone else’s.
- Render. We load it into AWS (Amazon Web Services), where Unreal Engine 5 renders the room on NVIDIA graphics processors, started when they’re needed. You pay only for the minutes you walk.
- Walk it. The room streams to a Meta Quest 3 headset with no cable to a computer. Anyone with one opens a link and steps inside. There’s no app to install and no headsets to ship.
What it changes
- Compare in place. Swap finishes, lighting and FF&E (furniture, fixtures and equipment) without rebuilding anything, with three options side by side in the same room.
- Review from anywhere. The design team, the brand standards team and the general managers on property walk the same room, wherever they are.
- Hold the brand standard. Check each property against the brand before construction starts, and catch off-spec details in the headset, not in the defects list at handover.
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