Virtual reality: your pharmacy in three dimensions

The winds of change are beginning to invade the pharmaceutical industry. In recent years, designers have been forced to respond to new and distinct needs and virtual reality has been a valuable ally. Discover everything in this article!

Technology and Interior Design

Currently, the effects of technology are so significant that interior design is becoming progressively more accessible and convenient. What would once be a sector characterized by high costs and little scope is now widely sought after to respond to various types of needs.

As the level of demand for pharmacies grows, so does the inevitability of adaptation. Interior designers have no other choice. There is a pressing need to adapt to the latest technological innovations. Evolving and rethinking interior design in a dynamic way, using technological disruptions such as Virtual Reality, 3D printing or Augmented Reality, creating the foundations for a future marked by SmartDesign is absolutely necessary, in order to conveniently serve the Pharmaceutical Industry!

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality

While designers and architects interpret 2D representations with great ease and clarity, for pharmacists this is not an easy task. Unless you are a professional in the field, anyone has difficulty adequately visualizing the space proposal that is presented in a 2D format. Now, with the advent of virtual reality and augmented reality, it has been possible for interior designers to offer pharmacy professionals a much more satisfactory consumer experience. Currently, pharmacies that use the services provided by an architecture and design company can count on 3D representations of the space they want to see transformed.

Furthermore, many designers have used these technologies to carry out an effective analysis of the terrain or to confirm the optimization of workflows. There are even cell phone applications that make it possible to view the conceptual proposal developed for the space, from a 360-degree panoramic perspective. In addition to all this, augmented reality created conditions for a virtual, interactive and humanized display of the project, even before the construction phase. This means that it is now possible, using Augmented Reality Glasses, to see full-size digital holograms of the spaces that will be subject to future intervention. A possibility that greatly increases the satisfaction levels of pharmacy professionals and contributes to a truly optimized consumer experience.

3D printing and Interior Design

3D printing – also known as additive manufacturing – transforms 3D digital models into concrete objects. This technology was invented in the 80s and has since invaded interior design. Like other creative processes, 3D printing begins in the interior designer's mind and is previously transferred to a digital model3D.

Model that is materialized using a specialized printer. The printing process is, in turn, carried out through the overlapping of layers of materials (plastic, titanium, resin, polymers, etc.) which, together, form the 3D model of the designed object. Among the benefits of 3D printing are cost reduction, material savings, reduced production time, increased productivity and competitiveness of design companies, reduced errors and inaccuracies and improved designed models, especially when they are custom-made.

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