OmniBlick and Schneider Digital.
Schneider Digital builds and integrates professional stereoscopic 3D displays and VR workstations, and has spent years putting them into the studios, survey firms, museums and control rooms of the German-speaking market. OmniBlick is the software half of that bench.
The people selling it have it running on their desk.
Software built for stereo output is normally sold by people who have never seen it on a real 3D display, and stereo hardware is normally sold by people with no say in the software. This partnership closes that gap: one conversation specifies the application, the display and the workstation together, and whoever demonstrates it to you is demonstrating the actual configuration you would buy.
- A system, not a download. Software, stereo display and workstation specified as one thing that is known to work.
- German-language sales and support across Germany, Austria and the EU, in your own time zone.
- On-site installation and training where a team needs to be productive the same week rather than the same quarter.
- Purchase orders, invoicing and VAT handled the way a European business actually buys software.
public/media/partner-showroom.jpgPhoto of a real installation. See ASSETS.md → partner-showroom.
Four rooms where this already makes sense.
Not a list of industries we would like to reach — these are the places the hardware is already installed, and the work being done there is what the application was shaped around.
Survey, AEC and scan-to-BIM
Laser scans by the hundred million points, drone photogrammetry, and the measuring and sectioning work that turns them into deliverables.
Museums, exhibits and cultural heritage
Scanned artefacts and sites shown in stereo to visitors, on a machine that runs unattended for years. Usually one or two seats — and usually perpetual.
Architecture and visualization studios
Ray-traced interiors and site context, reviewed on a stereo display where a client can actually judge the depth of a space.
Showrooms, control rooms and science
Product configurators, operational displays, and medical or scientific visualization — the places a 3D display earns its keep every day rather than at a trade show.
Where it is running.
Named installations, with permission, and what each one actually uses it for.
public/media/case-1.jpgA photo from a real customer site, with their permission. See ASSETS.md → case-1.
TODO(owner): customer or “a survey firm in …”
TODO(owner): one or two sentences on what they scan or show, and what changed when they switched. A specific sentence from the customer beats three of ours.
public/media/case-2.jpgA photo from a real customer site, with their permission. See ASSETS.md → case-2.
TODO(owner): customer or “a survey firm in …”
TODO(owner): one or two sentences on what they scan or show, and what changed when they switched. A specific sentence from the customer beats three of ours.
public/media/case-3.jpgA photo from a real customer site, with their permission. See ASSETS.md → case-3.
TODO(owner): customer or “a survey firm in …”
TODO(owner): one or two sentences on what they scan or show, and what changed when they switched. A specific sentence from the customer beats three of ours.
Resell OmniBlick
If you sell visualization hardware, scanning equipment or professional services into this market, there is a margin structure and a demo licence waiting. We are deliberately selective about it — a reseller who cannot demonstrate the product properly does neither of us any good.
Talk about resellingIntegrate with it
Building hardware, a capture device or a pipeline that should hand off to OmniBlick? The import and export system is a registry — a new format is one self-contained piece of code, which is why integrations here are measured in weeks. Bring the format and we will quote it.
Talk about an integrationSee it on a real 3D display.
We can arrange a demonstration with Schneider Digital on the hardware it was built for — or you can just download it and try it on the monitor in front of you.
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