April did what it wanted – and we, too, dedicated ourselves this month to creative new solutions that we’d like to present to you! The highlight among them: Our digital twins can now depict multiple floors! This makes it ideal for representing houses, as well as penthouses and maisonette apartments – but multi-story commercial properties are also now possible. Read about our new features from Editor, Connect & App, summarized for you as always.
Once the first floor is created, its layout can be copied to the floor above or below. Our AI-powered Paper2Pixel feature is also available for additional floors. A particularly useful feature: In 2D mode, you can still see the layout of the floors below, as well as the position of the staircase.
Floor openings for stairs can be drawn flexibly as freeform shapes. Simply place the stairs on the floor below, then move to the floor above and draw the opening. Alternatively, you can use Paper2Pixel to trace the second floor plan to ensure that the stairwell opening exactly matches the actual dimensions.
The front end of our user dashboard is complete; only a few minor adjustments remain in the back end before the widgets can go live. Our user dashboard allows you to analyze your users’ behavior—both as a general overview and at the project level or the level of individual properties.
Key metrics such as new visitors, visitor origin, dwell time, and even furnishing preferences provide comprehensive information that is helpful for both internal evaluation of new construction projects and for providing better advice to your clients.
How does your team actually use REALITIQ? The new Analytics Dashboard, which is currently in its final stages, will soon provide this information. Here you can see how often our modules are used in your company and also how many credits and storage space have already been used.
With AI Magic Edit Mode, our AI renderings can be edited after the fact to remove, add, or replace objects in the image. It’s also possible to use this mode with real-world images for quick editing. Individual areas can be quickly selected with a brush, and the AI can be instructed on what to do via text prompts or voice commands.
Overall, AI Magic Edit Mode offers greater flexibility in editing presentation images, especially when specific requirements exist in a virtual staging environment.
All our image rendering modes are now also available via the app – the modes already available in Connect, “Complete construction”, “Clean room” and “Empty room”, have been added accordingly.
April did what it wanted – and we, too, dedicated ourselves this month to creative new solutions that we’d like to present to you! The highlight among them: Our digital twins can now depict multiple floors! Read about our new features from Editor, Connect & App, summarized for you as always.
March is over, and it’s time once again for our monthly feature update. This time, there’s little to report regarding Editor, Connect & App – however, the features we already have have become all the more powerful! Here’s a brief summary of our “spring cleaning.”
Here’s a look at the most important new features in Editor, Connect & App for February! Among other things, you can look forward to replaceable sinks & faucets in the Editor, a completely new view of our digital twins, and our Image2Video feature! We have many exciting new features in store for you this month.
The first month of the year is already over, and it’s time for new features! Whether it’s the editor, Connect, or the app, we’ve got a whole host of new additions for you. Some features, like the 360° tour and image editor, have been enhanced with new additions, while others, like the AI furniture scan in the app, are completely new.
What better way to end the year than with one last update? That’s exactly why we really stepped up our efforts in December and are now ready to present it. With a special focus on the 3D editor, our central element for real estate marketing, but also with a few other minor improvements, we’re wrapping up the year on a high note.
