Viessmann ViShare Mixed-Reality Show

Decentralised energy, made visible.

Viessmann’s future is decentralised energy — homes that generate, share and store their own power. It is abstract, and it had to convince two very different rooms: the general public, and the installers and plumbers who actually fit these systems. So we built a neighbourhood at 1:100 and sent a robot-driven macro camera through it — from one family’s living room out to the whole shared grid. Invisible energy flows became something you watch happen.

One robot, two scales.

A robotic arm carries a macro camera through the model street, precise enough to lock augmented content onto the real houses — and genuinely spectacular to watch move. Nerd fact: We wrote its control and calibration software ourselves, in vvvv.

That precision lets the camera get personal: we follow Klaus, a Viessmann installer, into a customer’s home, where the heating runs from a phone.

Following Klaus into one home, told in AR

A neighbourhood that powers itself.

Then the camera pulls out, and AR reveals what connects the houses: they share energy with each other through ViShare, until the street works as one virtual power plant that generates and consumes its own power — heating with electricity, not fuel.

The same show that made it personal now makes it systemic: understandable for the public, and convincing for the installers and plumbers who put these systems into real homes.

Facts need Fiction!

We take the technology, the platform, the business model — and write it into a story. A challenge, a relatable hero, everyday moments make you feel at home inside an industrial topic. We make it human. Here, that turned a decentralised energy system into a neighbourhood you care about.