Lithodomos case study | AR and VR tourism product

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LITHODOMOS

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Immersive reconstruction commercialised for the tourism industry. Frontier tech turned into a product.

+105%

Spend per tour taken

7 → 9

Visitor NPS

First-party

Heat maps for operators, government and hotels

The problem

Immersive AR and VR reconstruction is extraordinary technology that struggles to become a business. The tourism industry wanted experiences that lifted spend and satisfaction, not a science project.

The approach — the N+1 sequence, before it had a name

We commercialised the frontier tech into a product for operators, government and hotels, and wired first-party heat maps into it so the data fed back to the business.

UNDERSTAND

Inside the work

Mapped where operators, government and hotels would pay for immersive experiences.

WORKFLOW + DATA

Codify & capture

Turned AR and VR reconstruction into a sellable tourism product with heat-map capture.

EXECUTION

Run it at scale

Drove higher spend per tour and captured first-party visitor data.

The result

Spend per tour taken rose 105 percent and visitor satisfaction climbed, while operators gained first-party heat maps of how visitors actually moved and spent.

Frontier tech is worthless until it sells a ticket.

Tony Simmons · Founder, N+1

The same pattern works in your industry.

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