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Validated Applications in the Field

A curated selection of VR tour applications, heritage digitisation projects and immersive platform deployments completed by RUNIX DATA LTD. Each case includes the initial condition, method applied and documented outcome.

14+ Deployments 8 Heritage Institutions UK & International
Featured Result
Visitor experiencing the National Heritage VR Tour with headset in front of virtual gallery backdrop
EXP-RESULT-001 HERITAGE / UK / 2024

National Heritage Estate VR Tour

A fully interactive virtual tour of a Grade I listed UK heritage estate, delivered as standalone VR, a web-based walkthrough and a mobile companion application. The estate was inaccessible to physical visitors during a structural restoration programme lasting fourteen months.

Initial Condition
Estate closed to physical visitors; twelve-month revenue and engagement gap projected with no interim digital access solution in place
Method Applied
Photogrammetric capture of all seventeen principal rooms, 3D scene reconstruction, interactive object-level content layer, audio guide production with heritage narrator, multi-platform deployment
Work Performed
Custom VR Development (METH-01), Immersive Content Design (METH-02), Heritage Digitisation (METH-04), Experience Analytics (METH-05)
Documented Result
62,000 virtual visitors in first six months; 4.6/5 satisfaction score; 38% of virtual visitors converted to physical ticket purchases upon reopening; estate retained membership income during closure
METH-01 · VR Development METH-04 · Heritage Digitisation
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All Documented Case Studies

Complete project records with initial conditions, applied methods and measured outcomes across all major deployment types.

Victorian manor house alongside its precise VR digital reconstruction on screen
EXP-RESULT-002 HERITAGE / KENT

Victorian Manor Digital Twin

A complete digital twin of a Victorian manor house in the South East of England, produced for year-round virtual access and seasonal physical visitor bridge experience. The estate operates a limited opening calendar; the VR twin provides visitor access without the physical access constraint.

Initial Condition
Seasonal opening limits visitor numbers to six months per year; estate seeking year-round digital engagement revenue
Method Applied
Photogrammetric survey of all accessible spaces; 3D scene build; interactive content layer with written and audio interpretation
Result
41,000 virtual visits in first year; 27% new audience demographic captured from users aged under 35
METH-01 METH-04
Science museum gallery virtual environment in VR development interface
EXP-RESULT-003 MUSEUM / LONDON

Natural Science Collection Walkthrough

An interactive VR walkthrough of a natural science museum collection based in London. The experience features object-level zoom capability, multi-language audio guide in three languages, and a children's interactive layer for school group access.

Initial Condition
Collection partially inaccessible due to conservation measures; school groups unable to access certain display areas
Method Applied
Photogrammetric artefact capture; interactive VR scene build; multi-language audio production; children's content layer design
Result
Used by 240 school groups in first academic year; 4.8/5 teacher satisfaction; collection access complaints eliminated
METH-01 METH-02 METH-04
VR visitor attraction experience in precision testing environment
EXP-RESULT-004 ATTRACTION / SE ENGLAND

Visitor Attraction VR Preview

A pre-visit VR preview experience for a major UK visitor attraction, designed to reduce purchase hesitation and increase ticket conversion for family audiences. The experience previews three key areas of the attraction in an interactive format accessible via web browser and mobile.

Initial Condition
High cart abandonment rate in online ticket purchase journey; family audiences citing uncertainty about age-appropriateness and value
Method Applied
Web-based VR preview build; three-zone interactive tour; family-optimised UX; integration with ticketing platform checkout flow
Result
Cart abandonment reduced by 19%; average booking value increased by 14% among users who completed the VR preview
METH-01 METH-03 METH-05
VR museum development environment showing scene graph and material system
EXP-RESULT-005 GALLERY / MIDLANDS

Contemporary Art Gallery Virtual Experience

A virtual exhibition experience for a contemporary art gallery in the Midlands, supporting their programme of touring exhibitions. The application allows gallery spaces to host virtual versions of exhibitions after the physical show closes, maintaining audience access to work that would otherwise no longer be viewable.

Initial Condition
Short-term exhibition programme left no lasting digital record; audience engagement ended when physical exhibitions closed
Method Applied
Exhibition-period photogrammetric capture; virtual gallery build with artist audio commentary; CMS for gallery staff to manage content independently
Result
Three past exhibitions now permanently accessible virtually; used by four arts education programmes as curriculum resource
METH-01 METH-02 METH-03
Confidential Projects

Additional Work Not Publicly Listed

A number of RUNIX DATA engagements are subject to confidentiality provisions requested by the client institution. These projects are not included in this public portfolio but are available for reference on request, subject to client confirmation.

Our full portfolio to date includes applications deployed at national trust properties, local authority heritage facilities, private collections and international museum partnerships. Institutions seeking to verify our experience in a specific sector or institution type are welcome to request a confidential briefing.

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