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Real projects. Real clients. VR, AR, and Mixed Reality experiences built for Mining, Construction, and City Planning — delivered by OgdenXR across Utah, Chile and Peru.
The Challenge: RTI's AllScan mining scanner is large, complex, and built for environments most buyers will never visit. Shipping a physical unit to trade shows is cost-prohibitive and logistically impossible at scale.
Our Solution: OgdenXR built an immersive Mixed Reality experience on Meta Quest that lets buyers walk around the AllScan at full scale — opening panels, inspecting internals, and seeing real-time performance data. Showcased at Expomin 2025 in Santiago. No shipping. Full hands-on interaction — exactly where the buyers were.
MIXED REALITY · MINING · META QUEST · EXPOMIN 2025The Challenge: Buyers in northern Chile were signing contracts based on brochures and floor plans — unable to fully picture modular housing and mining hotel configurations at real scale.
Our Solution: An AR application that lets buyers place full-scale configurations directly into their real-world space on an iPhone or iPad — rotating, exploring, and experiencing every unit at actual dimensions before a single order is placed. Showcased at Exponor 2024 in Antofagasta. No surprises. No "that's not what I expected."
AUGMENTED REALITY · CONSTRUCTION · iOS · EXPONOR 2024The Challenge: Municipalities and developers face the same problem everywhere: 2D blueprints and static renders ask residents, councils, and investors to imagine something most people simply can't.
Our Solution: An iPad and iPhone-native AR application that lets stakeholders place proposed corridor redesigns and zoning changes directly into their real-world space — at street level, in context, at full scale. Residents stop guessing. Council members stop interpreting. Developers stop explaining.
AUGMENTED REALITY · CITY PLANNING · iOS · OGDEN CITYThe Challenge: WorldService, a precast concrete company based in Antofagasta, Chile, needed to present a project it was building — with nothing to show but construction-site photos and blueprints. Blueprints only work for people trained to read them, and most of the executives and prospective clients WorldService needed to reach aren't architects or engineers.
Our Solution: OgdenXR turned the blueprints into an Augmented Reality model of the finished project. Managers scan a QR code and the completed build appears in 3D on the table in front of them — a model anyone can walk around and understand at a glance. Presented at Perumin 2022 in Arequipa, Peru, so prospective clients could see the full scope of WorldService's work instead of imagining it. Watch the video → · Read the full case study →
AUGMENTED REALITY · CONSTRUCTION · QR CODE · PERUMIN 2022The Challenge: Xalisco Restaurant in Ogden, Utah wanted to install a trompo — the vertical rotating spit used for tacos al pastor — in its kitchen. That required a permit from Ogden City, and the people reviewing it had never seen one. Drawings alone couldn't show how an unfamiliar piece of cooking equipment would sit inside a working kitchen.
Our Solution: OgdenXR drew the blueprints for the installation and turned them into Virtual and Augmented Reality models of the finished project. When the city's permit staff visited, they walked through the kitchen with the trompo in place, at full scale, and came away with a complete picture of the scope — the city's Fire Chief understood it well enough to give specific safety recommendations. Watch the video →
VIRTUAL REALITY · AUGMENTED REALITY · CITY PERMITS · OGDEN, UTAHThe Challenge: Contenedores Alma builds container-based modular housing in northern Chile. Images, plans and promotional videos only told part of the story, and most clients aren't trained to read technical plans — so they struggled to picture how a finished unit would actually feel.
Our Solution: A fully interactive Virtual Reality walkthrough. With a headset, prospective clients step inside ALMA's projects at real scale before they're built — moving through interior and exterior spaces, understanding layout and dimensions, and seeing materials and finishes up close. Watch the video → · Read the full case study →
VIRTUAL REALITY · CONSTRUCTION · MODULAR HOUSING · CHILEBook a 30-minute call with Eduardo. Bring the project — we'll show you what VR, AR, or MR can do for it.