T.V.S. has launched its innovative mobile application T.V.S. A.R.I.V.E., aimed at transforming the customer experience of exploring two-wheelers.
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The Augmented Reality Interactive Vehicle Experience (A.R.I.V.E.) app allows in-depth product exploration. And purchase experience using A.R. technology, from the convenience of the homes.
This first in its segment app will offer a holistic experience to the customers. And further strengthen the company’s dedication to continually engage with them through this unique platform.
The T.V.S. A.R.I.V.E. app will make its foray with a module on the company’s flagship models, T.V.S. Apache RR 310. And T.V.S. Apache RTR 200 4V, catering to its tech-savvy customers.
Followed by the inclusion of the entire range of T.V.S. products. The app will offer an independent module for every product. Which can be downloaded by users as per their preference and interest.
Each module comes divided into three different modes, namely,
- A place to explore (AR-based),
- Scan a real bike (A.R. based) and the
- 3D way (for non-AR compatible devices).
Each of these modes offers multiple hotspots that highlight the critical features through an X-ray vision of the vehicle.
Supported by a detailed description, videos, animations, and more. The app also provides the Sell Through Process option for last-mile connectivity.
Through this, users can schedule a test ride, locate the nearest dealer, or book their vehicle online.
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Mr Meghashyam Dighole, Head – (Marketing) Premium Motorcycles, T.V.S. Motor Company said, “T.V.S. Motor Company has been at the forefront of introducing technological advancements across our products and services.
The T.V.S. A.R.I.V.E. app is an extension to that philosophy. As our customers now get an opportunity to explore our products at the convenience of their homes through A.R. technology.
We introduce the app with the T.V.S. Apache RR 310 & T.V.S. Apache RTR 200 4V, the flagship models from our stable.
This app will bridge the gap between a customer’s consideration and the decision of testing or purchase. By using augmented reality to give a 360-degree experience of the product using audio-visual and textual formats.
We are sure that our potential and existing customers will find great value in this new service.”
The three available modes on the app perform specific functions to ensure an all-inclusive experience to the users.
AR/VR
The Place to explore method creates an augmented understanding of the actual vehicle by positioning. The virtual 3D model of it in the A.R. world.
The virtual vehicle can be placed on any horizontal flat surface, allowing the user to have a 360-degree view by moving around it. Or by performing swipe gestures to rotate it on the screen.
Users can zoom in and out of the model or move the camera closer to the surface for a more accurate and in-depth view.
The Scan a real bike mode, on the other hand, is a combination of real objects. And A.R. Users can scan an entire vehicle by holding the device in front of it.
Once detected, different features of the vehicle will automatically get highlighted by the pulsating hotspots on it. By tapping on them, users will get the x-ray vision of the functionality, and detailed explanation through audio-visual and textual format.
The 3D mode will be available for both A.R. & Non-AR supported devices. Non-AR supporting devices will have only the 3D mode functionality. Where users will be able to rotate the vehicle 360-degree along with zoom in and out functionality, to have a better visual experience.
To highlight the critical features of the motorcycle, users can click on the pulsating hotspot enable icon. Which will activate the key features on it, and provide audio-visual, and textual information.
This option will also offer a suitable background for an enhanced experience. Here, the user can experience an aerial view of the vehicle using the camera option.
