REALITY CAPTURE SOLUTIONS


Turn Complex Project Information Into a Presentation People Actually Understand.

An FDC Reality Exhibit is an accessible, interactive, and easily shared presentation — built around your project's photographs, plans, data, and narratives.

WHAT IS A REALITY EXHIBIT

One Link. Every Detail of Your Project.


A Reality Exhibit is a custom interactive web presentation that brings your project to life for any audience — without requiring specialized software, logins, or technical knowledge. Share it with a single link.

Each exhibit is assembled around your project's actual data and organized for clarity. Content types that can be included:

• Photographs — high-resolution site, aerial, and progress imagery
• Videos — drone footage, walkthroughs, and time-lapse sequences
• Maps — aerial overviews, boundary maps, and location context
• Plans — construction drawings, site plans, and overlays
• Data — measurements, quantities, schedules, and reporting
• Project Narratives — context, descriptions, and updates
• Links and Supporting Resources — references, documents, and external tools

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USE CASES AND APPLICATIONS

Built for Every Audience, Every Situation.


A Reality Exhibit adapts to the needs of your project — whether you're presenting to the public, updating a board, or closing a sale.

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Public Presentations

Share project progress, proposed changes, and site conditions with community members in a clear, visual format that requires no technical background.

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Stakeholder Updates

Keep developers, boards, investors, and partners informed with current photography, data, and narratives — accessible from any device.

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Project Documentation

Maintain a living record of your project's history — organized, linked, and shareable — from groundbreaking through completion.

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Proposals

Elevate your submissions with interactive site context, plans, and imagery that communicate scope and professionalism.

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Municipal Presentations

Present infrastructure, development, and public-works projects to planning boards, commissioners, and agencies with precision and clarity.

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Sales and Marketing

Give buyers, tenants, and prospects an immersive, shareable view of a property, development, or project — before it's built.

EXPERIENCE A REALITY EXHIBIT

See What an FDC Reality Exhibit Looks Like.


Interact with an actual FDC Reality deliverable. Explore the maps, imagery, plans, and data assembled for a real project — directly in your browser.

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HOW IT'S BUILT

From Data Collection to Delivered Exhibit.


Every Reality Exhibit follows a clear, client-collaborative process — from gathering your project's assets to delivering a presentation your audience can explore instantly.


01

Define Your Project

We begin with a consultation to understand your project's goals, audience, and content requirements.

02

Capture and Collect

Our team captures site photography, drone footage, and supporting data in the field — or compiles assets you provide.

03

Assemble the Exhibit

Content is organized, formatted, and structured into a clear, interactive presentation tailored to your audience.

04

Review and Refine

You review the exhibit before delivery. Revisions are incorporated to ensure the final product meets your needs.

05

Deliver and Share

Your exhibit is delivered as a shareable link — accessible from any device, with no software or login required.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common Questions About Reality Exhibits.


Find answers to common questions about Reality Exhibit content, delivery, access, updates, mobile compatibility, hosting, embedding, and private sharing.

  • What file types and content can be included in a Reality Exhibit?

    A Reality Exhibit can include photographs, videos, 360° photos and videos, virtual-reality content, maps, plans, PDFs, data tables, narrative text, and other project resources. Links can also connect visitors to other FDC Reality services or relevant content elsewhere on the web.

  • How is a Reality Exhibit delivered and accessed?

    Each Reality Exhibit is delivered through a private, web-based link provided by FDC Reality. Authorized users can open the exhibit in a compatible internet browser without downloading specialized software.

  • Can an exhibit be updated after delivery?

    Yes. Reality Exhibits are custom-built by FDC Reality’s in-house team and can be revised or expanded after delivery. Additional costs may apply depending on the nature and extent of the requested updates.

  • Is the exhibit compatible with mobile devices and tablets?

    Yes. Reality Exhibits are designed to work on internet-connected desktop computers, mobile phones, and tablets. The exhibit automatically adapts to the screen size of the device being used.

  • Where is the exhibit hosted, and how long is it available?

    Reality Exhibits are stored on a secure server accessible by FDC Reality and its software provider. Client exhibits are private and available only through the links provided to authorized users. There is currently no standard limit on how long an exhibit may remain available, and project records can be downloaded upon the client’s request. Contact FDC Reality to discuss any specific long-term hosting requirements.

  • Can the exhibit be embedded on our own website or shared privately?

    Reality Exhibits can be shared privately through a client-specific link. Upon request, FDC Reality staff can also download exhibit materials and make them available for private hosting. Contact FDC Reality to discuss the appropriate sharing, embedding, or hosting option for your organization.

GET STARTED

Ready to Turn Your Project Into an Interactive Exhibit?


Let's discuss the content, audience, and format that will make your Reality Exhibit as clear and compelling as possible.