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GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology Vol. 10 (2024), Issue 1

Virtual Car Showroom

Authors

N. Malarvizhi, V. Karthikeyan, Abhay Kumar, Nirmal Raj, Abhishek Kumar

Abstract

A virtual showroom is a digital representation of a physical showroom or store, where customers can browse and interact with products in a virtual environment. This can include features such as product information, 360-degree views, and the ability to zoom in on products for closer inspection. The showroom will allow users to explore and interact with different car models in a 3D environment, providing a realistic and immersive experience. Some examples of companies that use virtual showrooms include BMW and Ralph. The comfort of real-world experience at their fingertips without the need of travel. The virtual showroom will include interactive features that allow users to interact with the car models. This will require programming using C# scripting in Unity, including animations, physics simulations, and user input handling. The car models will also be programmed with interactive features, such as opening doors, adjusting seats, and turning on headlights

Pages: 800 - 804