Add the personal touch of an in-person tour with the convenience of remote collaboration.
Existing video tools have a limited field of view (FOV).
Avatour’s virtual tour software gives each remote guest the ability to look around freely, for a true-to-life walkthrough experience.
Invite more guests on tours with minimal disruption to the operation.
Eliminate the headaches of scheduling in-person site visits. Invite customers, stakeholders, and other guests to join remotely.
Easily record, upload, and manage 360° virtual tours in one place. Share with guests to experience together, or individually, directly on the Avatour platform.
Invite guests and customers to your sites and facilities with a live 360° experience.
Remote participants can look around freely as if they were there in person, with a built-in suite of collaboration tools for a highly interactive experience.
Record using the Avatour Kit and upload to the platform to share with remote guests.
Each guest maintains control over their own field of view.
Organize recorded tours and other assets directly on the Avatour platform.
Grant and manage access to recorded tours to experience asynchronously.
Avatour offers a complete kit that includes everything you need to get started.
The kit includes a 360-degree camera, an extendable stick, a tripod base, bluetooth audio, and more.
Log in to Avatour either on a web browser or on the mobile Host App.
Set up a meeting with a unique meeting code, and invite guests via email .
Join the meeting to start your live virtual tour. Remote guests can look around freely by clicking and dragging on the screen.
See what’s included in our latest all-in-one kit for conducting live virtual tours.
Up to 20 Participants from anywhere in the world can use a VR headset, or a standard browser on any mobile device or desktop, to join the tour.
No. Although virtual tours are most immersive when experienced through a VR headset, remote participants can join using any modern browser on a laptop, desktop, tablet, or mobile phone.
The requirements are different between Operator (on site) and the Participants (remote) when running a live virtual tour.
For the Operator, uplink bandwidth can be tuned from a minimum of 2mbps up to as high as 10mbps; since a sustained uplink is required, a good rule of thumb is to double the target bandwidth. So a minimum sustained uplink of 4mbps is sufficient. Downlink bandwidth requirements are lower and usually not an issue if sufficient uplink is available.
Each Participant requires enough downlink to receive the stream. 1mbps uplink is sufficient for Remote Participants.
No, WiFi connection is not needed at the location.
4G LTE cellular service is generally sufficient for uplink in the 2-6mbps range. We recommend the use of 5G where available, as uplink is generally more robust and higher bandwidth.
Click here for more information on Avatour connectivity requirements and how to assess connectivity at your site.
For live virtual tours, we recommend using the Labpano Pilot Pano camera or the Labpano Pilot One camera. Check out our Hardware page for more information on the Avatour Kit 3.0.
For Android users, a good, less-expensive option is the Insta360 One RS or the One X2.
For iOS users, the only current option is the Insta360 One X.
Click here for the current list of supported cameras and recommendations.
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