Real-time visualizations refer to the process of creating and displaying interactive, computer-generated visual content of projects that can be explored and manipulated in real-time, meaning that the visual output is updated and rendered immediately as data changes. It provides a dynamic and immersive experience for potential buyers or investors.

Real-time visualizations significantly enhance property marketing, leading to increased engagement, faster sales cycles and a competitive edge in the real estate market.

Real-time visualizations enhance the marketing and sales of real estate projects by providing immersive and interactive experiences for potential buyers through virtual tours, offering a more realistic view of the project and helping clients visualize and navigate through the spaces without physically visiting it. Additionally, users can virtually explore different rooms, various angles and even make modifications (materials, layouts, spaces configuration) to the virtual environment of the project in real-time.

The cost of implementing real-time visualizations varies per project, depending on factors such as complexity, scale, scope of work or execution time. Storage, online access and streaming options are available on Google Cloud.

The documentation required for real-time visualizations is the same as that used for developing images or animations, including the project location, scope of work, project drawings, landscape/site plan, proposed materials/finishes, interior design options, among other details.

Oxygen develops real-time visualizations using Unreal Engine software, the most powerful real-time 3D creation tool, which offers several features for designing and rendering interactive 3D environments.

Real-time visualization access is ensured by Google Cloud, using high-performance GPUs, enabling Unreal Engine experiences on the web.

Real-time visualizations are typically accessible on most modern devices, such as desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones, using standard hardware. However, for more complex and detailed projects, a smoother experience may be achieved by utilizing higher-specification hardware.

Yes, real-time visualizations are designed to be accessible on various devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones through a web link. Google Cloud offers solutions compatible with desktops and mobile devices, allowing users to access their projects through these devices.

Some considerations must be taken into account to ensure a balance between realism and performance, consulting the documentation available on Google Cloud:

- Rendering requirements: confirm that the computing resources available on Google Cloud are suitable for real-time rendering requirements, especially in the case of more complex and detailed projects or large volumes of data.
- Network latency: ensure the minimization of network latency between the Google Cloud servers where the projects are hosted and the users devices accessing them to guarantee a smoother real-time viewing experience.
- Data integration: establish an efficient integration between data storage systems and rendering servers, using, if necessary, additional data streaming services to provide real-time data to the projects.
- Scalability: real-time 3D visualizations may require a scalable infrastructure to handle peaks in traffic and variable data volumes, through automatic resource scaling or the use of services that can handle variable traffic loads.

Ensure that any personal or confidential information related to the project is handled securely. Additionally, clear communication with different users about data privacy and the intended use of real-time visualizations is fundamental.