EXAIR, a leading manufacturer of compressed air solutions, has recently launched a new augmented reality (AR) web application that allows customers to view and interact with 3D models of their products in real-world settings. This innovative feature aims to improve customer experience by providing more confidence and certainty when selecting the right product for their process.
What is Augmented Reality?
Augmented reality (AR) is a technology that overlays digital information, such as images, videos, or text, onto the physical environment. Unlike virtual reality (VR), which creates a fully immersive simulation, AR enhances the existing reality with additional information or content. AR can be accessed through various devices, such as smartphones, tablets, glasses, or headsets.
How Does EXAIR’s AR Web App Work?
EXAIR’s AR web app is designed to be simple and user-friendly. Customers can access the app by browsing to the product page on EXAIR.com using a mobile device. They can then select their desired product in its specific sizes and specifications, and tap on the AR icon to launch the app. The app will use the device’s camera to scan the surroundings and place a 3D model of the product in the desired location. Customers can then move, rotate, or scale the model to fit their application and see how it looks and performs in real time.
What are the Benefits of EXAIR’s AR Web App?
EXAIR’s AR web app offers several benefits for customers, such as:
- Visualizing the product in the actual workspace: Customers can see how the product fits and functions in their specific environment, rather than relying on images or videos on a screen. This can help them verify the dimensions, orientation, and compatibility of the product with their existing equipment and layout.
- Comparing different products or options: Customers can easily switch between different products or options within the app and compare them side by side. This can help them evaluate the performance, features, and benefits of each product and choose the best one for their needs.
- Reducing uncertainty and risk: Customers can gain more confidence and trust in their purchase decision by seeing the product in action before buying it. This can reduce the uncertainty and risk of ordering the wrong product, wasting time and money on returns or exchanges, or encountering installation or operational issues.
What are Some Examples of EXAIR’s Products that Can Be Viewed in AR?
EXAIR offers a wide range of compressed air solutions that can be viewed in AR, such as:
- Air knives: Air knives are devices that use a stream of compressed air to create a uniform sheet of air that can blow off, dry, clean, or cool surfaces or objects. EXAIR’s air knives include the Super Air Knife, the Standard Air Knife, and the Full-Flow Air Knife, each with different features and advantages.
- Air amplifiers: Air amplifiers are devices that use a small amount of compressed air to create a large airflow that can vent, exhaust, cool, or move objects. EXAIR’s air amplifiers include the Super Air Amplifier, the Adjustable Air Amplifier, and the High Temperature Air Amplifier, each with different capabilities and applications.
- Air nozzles and jets: Air nozzles and jets are devices that use compressed air to create a focused or wide spray of air that can blow off, dry, clean, or cool surfaces or objects. EXAIR’s air nozzles and jets include the Super Air Nozzle, the Air Jet, and the Atomizing Spray Nozzle, each with different patterns and volumes of air.
The table below summarizes some of the main characteristics and differences of these products:
| Product | Air Consumption | Force | Sound Level | Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Air Knife | 2.9 SCFM/inch at 80 PSIG | 2.0 oz/inch at 80 PSIG | 69 dBA at 80 PSIG | The most efficient and quietest air knife, with a laminar airflow and a 40:1 amplification ratio |
| Standard Air Knife | 3.4 SCFM/inch at 80 PSIG | 1.9 oz/inch at 80 PSIG | 83 dBA at 80 PSIG | A more compact and economical air knife, with a turbulent airflow and a 30:1 amplification ratio |
| Full-Flow Air Knife | 17.5 SCFM/inch at 80 PSIG | 3.2 oz/inch at 80 PSIG | 94 dBA at 80 PSIG | A high-flow and high-force air knife, with a laminar airflow and a 3:1 amplification ratio |
| Super Air Amplifier | 14.7 SCFM at 80 PSIG | 1.4 lbs at 80 PSIG | 75 dBA at 80 PSIG | The most efficient and versatile air amplifier, with a patented design and a 25:1 amplification ratio |
| Adjustable Air Amplifier | 15.5 SCFM at 80 PSIG | 1.5 lbs at 80 PSIG | 77 dBA at 80 PSIG | A flexible and adjustable air amplifier, with a variable gap and a 17:1 amplification ratio |
| High Temperature Air Amplifier | 15.5 SCFM at 80 PSIG | 1.5 lbs at 80 PSIG | 77 dBA at 80 PSIG | A durable and heat-resistant air amplifier, with a stainless steel construction and a 17:1 amplification ratio |
| Super Air Nozzle | 14 SCFM at 80 PSIG | 13 oz at 80 PSIG | 74 dBA at 80 PSIG | The most efficient and powerful air nozzle, with a patented design and a 25:1 amplification ratio |
| Air Jet | 14.5 SCFM at 80 PSIG | 1.5 oz at 80 PSIG | 82 dBA at 80 PSIG | A compact and adjustable air jet, with a variable gap and a 5:1 amplification ratio |
| Atomizing Spray Nozzle | 0.1 to 303 SCFM at 80 PSIG | N/A | 45 to 90 dBA at 80 PSIG | A precise and controllable spray nozzle, with a range of patterns, flows, and droplet sizes |
