3D Virtual Reality Tour In Real Estate

The main purpose of this research is to deliberate Virtual Reality (VR) application in E-commerce which is suitable towards real estate home builders who are increasingly driven. The Internet is widely expected to become a channel for electronic commerce and it also has an enormous potential for tr...

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Main Author:	Kavita Devi, d/o Nada Rajah
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Published:	2008
Subjects:	QA76 Computer software
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description	The main purpose of this research is to deliberate Virtual Reality (VR) application in E-commerce which is suitable towards real estate home builders who are increasingly driven. The Internet is widely expected to become a channel for electronic commerce and it also has an enormous potential for transforming online shopping into a real world equivalent. VR interfaces to e-commerce sites on the Internet promises to make the e-shopping experience more natural, attractive, and fun for buyers. It allows the buyers to interact with the e-commerce service through a 3D representation which supports natural actions such as walking, looking around, and picking up products from the listing. The next purpose of this research is to endorse VR home model as the best way to reduce marketing cost and increase profit. This e-commerce application would become the most powerful sales tools to come along in decades. This application has been developed using Web Page Development (FWD) methodology. Last but not least, this research discusses how the web site fulfills homebuyers' requirements and limitations that were discovered during the development of these applications. Therefore, some recommendations are proposed to defeat the limitations for the future research in this e-commerce application.
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spelling	my-uum-etd.3822023-05-15T00:09:53Z 3D Virtual Reality Tour In Real Estate 2008-05-25 Kavita Devi, d/o Nada Rajah College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) Graduate School QA76 Computer software The main purpose of this research is to deliberate Virtual Reality (VR) application in E-commerce which is suitable towards real estate home builders who are increasingly driven. The Internet is widely expected to become a channel for electronic commerce and it also has an enormous potential for transforming online shopping into a real world equivalent. VR interfaces to e-commerce sites on the Internet promises to make the e-shopping experience more natural, attractive, and fun for buyers. It allows the buyers to interact with the e-commerce service through a 3D representation which supports natural actions such as walking, looking around, and picking up products from the listing. The next purpose of this research is to endorse VR home model as the best way to reduce marketing cost and increase profit. This e-commerce application would become the most powerful sales tools to come along in decades. This application has been developed using Web Page Development (FWD) methodology. Last but not least, this research discusses how the web site fulfills homebuyers' requirements and limitations that were discovered during the development of these applications. Therefore, some recommendations are proposed to defeat the limitations for the future research in this e-commerce application. 2008-05 Thesis https://etd.uum.edu.my/382/ https://etd.uum.edu.my/382/1/Kavitha_Devi.pdf text eng public https://etd.uum.edu.my/382/2/Kavitha_Devi.pdf text eng public masters masters Universiti Utara Malaysia Adam, F., (2000). 3D Virtual Tour on the Web. Journal of Virtual Reality System, 28(2), 87. Alexander, G., (2007). Virtual Real Estate and Photography. 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