Aligarh is defined by two things: Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and the lock manufacturing industry. AMU, established in 1875 as the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College, is one of India's most storied central universities with over 28,000 students across its faculties of engineering, medicine, law, social sciences, and Islamic studies. The university's campus, spread across 467 acres, is practically a city within a city, complete with its own power house, health centre, and residential quarters.
Aligarh's lock industry produces over 80 percent of India's locks, with thousands of small and large manufacturers concentrated in the city. This industrial cluster, along with the growing brass hardware sector, creates demand for virtual factory tours that help manufacturers showcase their production capabilities to domestic and international buyers. The city's real estate market, driven by AMU's student and staff housing demand, adds another dimension.
Golden Globe Technologies offers tailored immersive solutions in Aligarh, from comprehensive 360-degree campus tours of AMU's historic buildings and modern departments to virtual factory walkthroughs for lock manufacturers, and drone photography that captures the scale of both the university and the industrial zones.