Industries we transform with XR

One studio, many industries

Culenz works with real estate developers, governments, manufacturers, energy firms, automotive brands, event organisers, healthcare, educators and defence teams.

Each industry has its own rules, buyers and goals. We plan every project around them, not around a favourite technology.

What stays the same is the way we work: one team, dated milestones and reviews in the headset.

Selling before it exists

Real estate and automotive buyers often decide before a flat or vehicle is ready. Virtual walkthroughs, configurators and VR test rides let them experience it first.

That shortens decisions and reduces the need for physical sample flats or demo fleets.

Reaching people who can't attend

Governments, festivals and brands want audiences far beyond the venue. 360° live streams and virtual tours give remote viewers a seat at the event.

Culenz has streamed more than 100 hours of 360° VR live, including national events with government partners.

Training without the risk

Industrial teams rehearse dangerous or costly tasks in VR before doing them for real. Workers practise confined-space entry, lockout/tagout or crane lifts with no hazard.

Every attempt is scored and recorded, so supervisors know who is ready.

Drawing crowds and telling stories

Expos, launches, museums and public events need attention in busy spaces. Holograms, projection mapping and XR domes reach many people at once.

Our IT Day XR Dome welcomed more than 1,00,000 visitors, with content, hardware and crew from one team.

Regulated industries

Pharma, defence, aviation and energy have strict rules for training and data. We agree those rules at scoping and design the project to meet them.

Subject experts on your side review all content before release. Records support your audits and training files.

Public sector buyers

Government departments usually buy through tenders or e-marketplaces with an approved scope. Culenz can prepare the technical scope and specifications.

We deliver against fixed deliverables, with a documented handover and maintenance options.

Starting a project in your industry

Book a free scoping call and tell us your goal, audience and timeline. We ask about the rules and approvals that apply in your sector.

You then receive a written scope with one recommended format, dated milestones and an itemised quote.

Using one investment across teams

The same 3D models can serve sales, training and marketing. A plant model, for example, can support a digital twin, VR safety training and a trade-fair demo.

Planning these uses together lowers the cost of each one.

Hardware and maintenance

We supply and maintain headsets, hologram boxes, screens and simulator stations, tested together before delivery.

Annual maintenance contracts keep installations running, with response times written into the contract.

Measuring results by industry

Real estate teams measure bookings, and training teams measure scores and incidents. Event teams measure visitors and leads.

We agree the measure with you at the start, so the project can show its value clearly.

Languages and audiences

Projects in India often need English and Hindi, and sometimes a regional language. Projects in Dubai often need English and Arabic.

We plan languages, voice-over and on-screen text at scoping, so every audience is served from launch.

Working with your subject experts

Your EHS leads, sales heads, curators or instructors know the content best. They review scripts, scenes and scoring at each stage.

Their approval before release keeps every experience accurate for your industry.

Industry experience inside the team

Our producers have run projects for national events, developers, plants and brands. They know the approvals, venues and timelines each sector involves.

That experience shortens scoping and helps avoid the mistakes first-time XR buyers often make.

Where a project needs specialist knowledge, your experts and ours work together from the first review.

Pilots before large rollouts

In most industries, a focused pilot is the safest first step. One sales gallery, one plant or one event shows what works before a wider rollout.

Pilot results then shape the budget, content and hardware for the next phase.

Pre-project checklist

What should change because of this experience, and how will you know? Who will use it, and on which devices?

Who signs off each stage, and who runs the experience after launch? Clear answers keep the project on time and useful.