Realsee backs FIDOVN's VR-powered real estate leap in Vietnam
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Realsee backs FIDOVN's VR-powered real estate leap in Vietnam

Realsee has partnered with Vietnam-based proptech platform FIDOVN to usher in a new era of virtual reality (VR)-driven real estate experiences in Southeast Asia. Backed by Realsee’s 3D reconstruction and spatial digitisation tech, FIDOVN has built the region’s first VR+AI+Data Hub OMO ecosystem—transforming how properties are marketed and sold in a post-pandemic, digital-first world.

Powered by Realsee’s Galois 3D LiDAR Camera and G1 Smart Phone Gimbal, FIDOVN has digitised over 10,000 properties. Its interactive, immersive experiences allow prospective buyers to navigate listings remotely, annotate layouts, co-browse with agents, and conduct AI-guided virtual tours—enhancing transparency and accelerating decisions. According to FIDOVN, this VR approach has led to a 37 per cent conversion rate, triple the industry average.

The VR-enabled ecosystem supports online property tours, interviews, and cloud contracts integrated with offline hubs across southern Vietnam. The model has helped reduce customer acquisition costs by 45 per cent and appeals to younger buyers—93 per cent of Gen Z users reportedly prefer VR-based agent interactions.

FIDOVN’s success underlines Realsee’s expanding global footprint and commitment to building smart, connected communities by reimagining spatial experiences.

Realsee has partnered with Vietnam-based proptech platform FIDOVN to usher in a new era of virtual reality (VR)-driven real estate experiences in Southeast Asia. Backed by Realsee’s 3D reconstruction and spatial digitisation tech, FIDOVN has built the region’s first VR+AI+Data Hub OMO ecosystem—transforming how properties are marketed and sold in a post-pandemic, digital-first world.Powered by Realsee’s Galois 3D LiDAR Camera and G1 Smart Phone Gimbal, FIDOVN has digitised over 10,000 properties. Its interactive, immersive experiences allow prospective buyers to navigate listings remotely, annotate layouts, co-browse with agents, and conduct AI-guided virtual tours—enhancing transparency and accelerating decisions. According to FIDOVN, this VR approach has led to a 37 per cent conversion rate, triple the industry average.The VR-enabled ecosystem supports online property tours, interviews, and cloud contracts integrated with offline hubs across southern Vietnam. The model has helped reduce customer acquisition costs by 45 per cent and appeals to younger buyers—93 per cent of Gen Z users reportedly prefer VR-based agent interactions.FIDOVN’s success underlines Realsee’s expanding global footprint and commitment to building smart, connected communities by reimagining spatial experiences.

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