Revolutionize the way you sell eyewear with High-Precision 3D thickness simulation
Transform every lens fitting into a seamless experience with 360 Depict.
What is: Main features
Impressive real 3D lens simulation with easy usability
Simulates lens thickness in 3D for precise optical and aesthetic results
Adapts lenses to each frame type automatically
Recommends high-index materials for elegant finishes
Accessible tool that facilitates consultations
ECP Benefits
- Enhance the sales process with a unique 3D simulation tool
- Simulate lens thickness in 3D for precise optical and aesthetic results
- Recommend medium or high-index materials for more refined, stylish finishes
- Adapt lenses seamlessly to the chosen frames for optimal clarity and aesthetics
- Simplify consultations with an accessible, efficient tool
- Increase sales margins by promoting value-added products
Target
360 Depict is designed for:
- Independent optical professionals, clinics, and optical chains that want to enhance their patients’ shopping experience.
- ECPs (Eye Care Professionals) looking to differentiate their offerings with innovative digital tools.
- Sales teams that need to better explain the differences between lenses of various thicknesses and materials.
- Optical stores that want to increase their average ticket through more visual and personalized recommendations.
AI + 3D Technology
360 Depict combines advanced 3D visualization with personalized intelligence to deliver a unique experience:
- Accurate 3D simulation of lens thickness, allowing real differences between standard, mid-index, and high-index materials to be shown.
- Smart recommendation algorithm: suggests suitable materials based on the optical prescription, frame type, and user aesthetic preferences.
- Seamless integration with the optical sales workflow: simple, intuitive interface accessible from compatible devices.
- Optimized graphics engine for aesthetic and optical detail: visualizes how each lens will look in a specific frame, focusing on thickness and aesthetics.
