This week we will introduce how to perfectly integrate the Modelo embedded function with the traditional display method of the product. We will take Everest and its refrigerator model as an example. If you would like to participate in one of our display series, don’t hesitate to contact me at hi@modelo.io. We will present your works to all Modelo users.
In the spotlight: Everest – ESR2
Company Info: Everest dates back to 1965 as a refrigeration parts manufacturer and importer based in Seoul, South Korea. In 1984, the company took the first pivotal step in launching high-performance, commercial foodservice and HVAC equipment. For over 50 years, Everest has strengthened manufacturing competence through the steady advancement of fully automated assembly lines and the unceasing drive to expand knowledge. Everest realizes the importance of innovative, energy-efficient refrigeration systems and remains steadfast in their promise to go above the industry standard.
Project Info: Everest lists detailed parameter information for each product. Here, we take the ESR2 refrigerator as an example. On the display page of ESR2, Everest listed the product parameters, downloadable resources and operation manuals. This standard product display method provides high-quality services to users, designers or distributors. Modelo’s embedded function can help Everest display product details in 360 degrees and improve customer perception.
Embedding Highlights: Modelo is favored by Everest for the following features
- 360-degree display: Compared with the 2D display method on the page, the model embedded via Modelo can display product details from all angles and users can adjust the viewing angle according to their preferences. In addition, Modelo’s strong equipment compatibility avoids the trouble that customers need to download professional software to view the model.
- Customized branding: As an industry leader, Everest attaches great importance to intellectual property rights. Modelo protected Everest‘s intellectual property rights by allowing Everest to add customized brands, while also helping to reduce the cost during the promotion process.