This is Zugara's presentation on the Virtual Dressing Room Market at the Augmented World Expo. Presentation covers brief overview on Zugara, 3 Signs that Virtual Dressing Rooms have arrived, and 3 Challenges ahead for Virtual Dressing Rooms.
Virtual Dressing Room Opportunities for In-Store Retailers - Global AR Summit...Matthew Szymczyk
Zugara presentation for Global AR Summit in Shanghai, China on May 16th, 2014. The presentation covers Virtual Dressing Room Opportunities for In-Store Retailers. Other topics covered include Augmented Reality and Gesture Control on Gartner's Hype Cycle, Kinect, etc.
Online shopping idea - Virtual trial room- Keerthan GKeerthan G
This document proposes an online fashion apparel business called "ben-E-fit" that offers a virtual trial room feature. It would work by collecting customers' photos and measurements to build profiles. Customers could then log in, browse styles, select an item, and virtually try it on using their profile to see how it fits before ordering. The business aims to differentiate itself by providing a personalized virtual fitting experience and customized sizing not available from other online retailers. It believes it has growth potential given rising internet and online shopping trends in India. To assure customers, it would operate physical stores and collect product reviews and ratings on its website.
This is presentation given by Zugara CEO, Matt Szymczyk, on Expanding Use Cases for Augmented Reality in Retail. The presentation focuses on how virtual dressing room technology is being deployed by brands and retailers.
Fitting Reality is developing a cloud-based virtual fitting room that allows online shoppers to "try on" clothing digitally. Their solution uploads a customer's photo and uses their height to generate a 3D model for viewing different outfits. This improves the online shopping experience by helping customers determine proper fit and style before purchasing. Fitting Reality aims to partner with small and medium online retailers initially before expanding to larger brands. They are seeking $2 million in funding to support growth and reach profitability by 2015.
Retail-On-Demand: The Impending Disruption Of EcommerceG3 Communications
Webinar from #CCSeries:
The future of mobile retail is already here. Get a glimpse of how once-simple mobile apps have now become platforms of their own, making way for entirely new retail and ecommerce channels. We’ll look at forward-thinking use cases within platforms such as Facebook Messenger, LINE, Pinterest, WeChat, Twitter and even look ahead to new on-demand trends with newcomers such as Uber and Operator.
Leveraging Technology To Become An Omnichannel ChampionG3 Communications
Today’s retailers must be nimble and innovative in order to remain competitive. Unfortunately, retail technology is often cumbersome and slow to enable change. In this webinar, learn about the latest technology tools and how unified, end-to-end Cloud-based technology is the future of retail.
Learn how to leverage modern retail technology and empower your business users to achieve your omnichannel goals using tools such as:
-Mobile point of sale;
-Predictive analytics; and
-Engaging retail associate platforms.
Click here to view the rest of the #CCSeries sessions!
The Gift Experience used QR codes to drive more traffic to their new mobile website. They integrated QR codes with their WebGains voucher tool to track affiliate commissions. Customers scan the QR codes with their phone, which opens the mobile site with a unique promo code. Orders from QR codes have a 32% higher conversion rate. The mobile site and QR codes increased mobile traffic by 58% and mobile orders by 123%, driving over a 1,000% increase in annual revenue.
Computer Vision: Coming to a Store Near You - Brent BiddulphMolly Alexander
This document discusses how computer vision technologies are coming to retail stores. It outlines several trends driving this, including new data sources and the goal of frictionless commerce. It then provides examples of use cases that computer vision can enable, such as Amazon Go's checkout-free store and Alibaba's facial recognition payments. Overall computer vision can improve operational efficiencies, customer experiences, and reduce fraud and shrinkage. Foundational requirements for these use cases include an enterprise data platform to ingest and process streaming video data.
Virtual Dressing Room Opportunities for In-Store Retailers - Global AR Summit...Matthew Szymczyk
Zugara presentation for Global AR Summit in Shanghai, China on May 16th, 2014. The presentation covers Virtual Dressing Room Opportunities for In-Store Retailers. Other topics covered include Augmented Reality and Gesture Control on Gartner's Hype Cycle, Kinect, etc.
Online shopping idea - Virtual trial room- Keerthan GKeerthan G
This document proposes an online fashion apparel business called "ben-E-fit" that offers a virtual trial room feature. It would work by collecting customers' photos and measurements to build profiles. Customers could then log in, browse styles, select an item, and virtually try it on using their profile to see how it fits before ordering. The business aims to differentiate itself by providing a personalized virtual fitting experience and customized sizing not available from other online retailers. It believes it has growth potential given rising internet and online shopping trends in India. To assure customers, it would operate physical stores and collect product reviews and ratings on its website.
This is presentation given by Zugara CEO, Matt Szymczyk, on Expanding Use Cases for Augmented Reality in Retail. The presentation focuses on how virtual dressing room technology is being deployed by brands and retailers.
Fitting Reality is developing a cloud-based virtual fitting room that allows online shoppers to "try on" clothing digitally. Their solution uploads a customer's photo and uses their height to generate a 3D model for viewing different outfits. This improves the online shopping experience by helping customers determine proper fit and style before purchasing. Fitting Reality aims to partner with small and medium online retailers initially before expanding to larger brands. They are seeking $2 million in funding to support growth and reach profitability by 2015.
Retail-On-Demand: The Impending Disruption Of EcommerceG3 Communications
Webinar from #CCSeries:
The future of mobile retail is already here. Get a glimpse of how once-simple mobile apps have now become platforms of their own, making way for entirely new retail and ecommerce channels. We’ll look at forward-thinking use cases within platforms such as Facebook Messenger, LINE, Pinterest, WeChat, Twitter and even look ahead to new on-demand trends with newcomers such as Uber and Operator.
Leveraging Technology To Become An Omnichannel ChampionG3 Communications
Today’s retailers must be nimble and innovative in order to remain competitive. Unfortunately, retail technology is often cumbersome and slow to enable change. In this webinar, learn about the latest technology tools and how unified, end-to-end Cloud-based technology is the future of retail.
Learn how to leverage modern retail technology and empower your business users to achieve your omnichannel goals using tools such as:
-Mobile point of sale;
-Predictive analytics; and
-Engaging retail associate platforms.
Click here to view the rest of the #CCSeries sessions!
The Gift Experience used QR codes to drive more traffic to their new mobile website. They integrated QR codes with their WebGains voucher tool to track affiliate commissions. Customers scan the QR codes with their phone, which opens the mobile site with a unique promo code. Orders from QR codes have a 32% higher conversion rate. The mobile site and QR codes increased mobile traffic by 58% and mobile orders by 123%, driving over a 1,000% increase in annual revenue.
Computer Vision: Coming to a Store Near You - Brent BiddulphMolly Alexander
This document discusses how computer vision technologies are coming to retail stores. It outlines several trends driving this, including new data sources and the goal of frictionless commerce. It then provides examples of use cases that computer vision can enable, such as Amazon Go's checkout-free store and Alibaba's facial recognition payments. Overall computer vision can improve operational efficiencies, customer experiences, and reduce fraud and shrinkage. Foundational requirements for these use cases include an enterprise data platform to ingest and process streaming video data.
The True Cost of Product Content: How Visual Assets Impact Your Bottom LineMolly Pfister
The digital storefront is empowering B2B buyers to
control the purchasing experience by providing a
convenient and transparent sales process. But without
great product content, e-commerce websites may not
be enough to close the deal.
This presentation will explain why manufacturers,
distributors, and retailers should not underestimate
the importance of great product content that:
- Creates engaging e-commerce experiences that
encourages return customers
- Meets evolving millennial preferences, behaviors,
and expectations online
- Provides the product information necessary to make
a purchasing decision
ITS OFFICIAL ! FLYCOIN premium kiosk for bitcoin, paypal, digital money is he...Miguel Soares
FLYCOIN is the new kiosk model that PARTTEAM
PORTUGAL developed and produced to be an agnostic
Device.
What this means is that this new kiosk will run any
software application from any company in the world. Its
like a OEM Kiosk that will allow any operator to run their
own software applications, as self-service check-in,
converting cash into bitcoins, check bitcoin credits, print
bitcoin QRCodes identification, make Paypal transfers,
make donations, convert vouchers into money, etc.
This machines, designed and manufactured in Portugal
by PARTTEAM, looks like a typical POS, ATM or mini
payment kiosk.
Shopping Mall Digital Kiosks and Digital BillboardsMiguel Soares
The document discusses kiosks for shopping centers, including their features and benefits. It describes digital signage kiosks that can remotely update content on multiple displays to dynamically change advertisements. It also outlines models like the NOMYU kiosk which were designed for modern features, performance, and elegant design based on over 20 years of experience. Additional sections cover using kiosks to automate tasks like ticketing to reduce labor costs and wait times.
1. The document outlines a roadmap for autonomous stores, beginning with basic scan-and-go technologies using barcodes and expanding to image recognition and pick-and-go capabilities.
2. It discusses several pilot programs testing scan-and-go and pick-and-go technologies and the potential benefits these provide such as increased basket size and understanding customer behavior.
3. The roadmap concludes that building out image recognition capabilities enables the next step of pick-and-go shopping and recommends partners to work with to implement various elements of an autonomous store roadmap.
Linnworks is a popular multi-channel eCommerce solution that enables retailers to manage orders, stock control, listings, shipping & more. Linnworks allows businesses to manage retail processes from their own websites, online marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay, and in-store purchases all in one place.
This is an hypothetical project. H&M has identified a problem with very long queues forming around closing time (19:00), especially during weekdays. Queueing time can be up to 10-15 minutes, which creates a bottleneck both for consumers eager to get home, and for employees who wants to close the register for the day. The user data also shows an increase in customers entering and leaving the store without purchasing anything. Most likely a side effect of the long queues. This project aims at solving this problem with a smart, user-friendly solution
ShoppiGo is a next generation point-of-sale system that aims to deliver a personalized shopping experience and reduce the gap between offline and online commerce. It allows customers to store their shopping cart digitally using an RFID-enabled pencil and then checkout using their phone or an in-store kiosk for a more seamless shopping experience. ShoppiGo also provides benefits to retailers like IKEA by enabling smart warehousing, sending targeted offers, gaining customer insights from big data, and facilitating omni-channel interactions and mobile payments. The system is demonstrated at http://ikea.shoppi.mobi and was founded by CEO Salvatore Vacante to connect vendors and customers in a more engaging way.
The document introduces the Mozu Sales Assistant App, which provides a modern cloud commerce platform and connected digital experiences to empower marketing teams and enable consistency across channels. The app aims to blend online and in-store shopping by empowering sales associates with customer and product information to increase the likelihood that shoppers will buy.
Join Mozu for a 30-minute demonstration of the most advanced commerce platform available.
Watch the replay here: http://info.mozu.com/Mozu-Product-Tour.html
In this webinar, Mozu CTO Jason Wallis and Echidna CTO Adam Roozen, discuss the powerful retail website development capabilities resulting from the synthesis of Mozu’s cloud commerce platform with Echidna’s EDGE Accelerator.
★ Customer Experience Guide 2019 - For Small & Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)
In this CX Guide 2019 you will learn ➡️
#1 How Customer Experience influences Organic Business Growth
#2 What are the demanding expectations and wants of today's customers
#3 Why businesses lose customers and fail to attract positive referrals
#4 A transformational solution which helps businesses expand the limits of customer convenience!
#entrepreneurship #smallbusiness #smallbusinesstips #businessowners #SMEs #CX #guide
iBeacons are redefining how you can engage your customers in real time. They offer so much potential to design specific engagement models based on the proximity of visitors. 2015 is termed as year of iBeacon technology where majority of businesses will embrace iBeacon technology
This document discusses a webinar on retail technology trends in 2020. It focuses on three technologies: 3D printing, mood sensing personalization, and virtual reality. For each technology, it provides background on recent developments and examples of companies experimenting with the technology. It also includes polls asking audiences to vote whether each technology is currently "hip" or "hype". The webinar aims to discuss which technologies represent meaningful opportunities for retailers and which are overhyped.
We change the way you sell
Introducing Khobaib Chowdhury, founder of Online Kenakata, an ecommerce platform startup based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Online Kenakata offers retail stores a dedicated mobile app solution to help them launch an online store within 2 weeks, without needing technical expertise. The platform targets small and medium retailers and provides benefits like no upfront costs, 3 months free trial, and push notification marketing to customers' phones. After the trial period, Online Kenakata charges a 1.2% transaction fee to provide an all-in-one ecommerce solution for retailers.
The document discusses how digital transformation can help retailers enhance the customer experience, increase associate productivity, and optimize business operations. It outlines key digital retail foundation plays focused on the store, including in-store mobility, secure store, store fabric, IoT and edge compute, store virtualization, and data center and cloud. Case studies show how solutions like Cisco Meraki and Webex Team can help connect the supply chain, reduce costs, improve productivity and combine tradition with innovation.
Phoenix MarketCity - Enabling better Digital Shopping ExperienceWebchakna
Presentation made to Phoenix MarketCity on how to improve their digital shopping experience with innovation digital ideas - both in-store and inside the mall. Ideas that can stop a window shopper and change his behaviour towards buying.
This pocket guide summarizes the apps available on the Albert terminal to help merchants improve their business operations and customer experience. It provides a one-page overview for each app, describing its key features such as accepting payments, issuing fuel discounts, collecting customer feedback, and more. The guide is intended to help merchants discuss with clients how these apps can benefit their business.
The document discusses using a 3D bio-robotic mannequin to create virtual fitting rooms for online clothing shopping. The mannequin can morph into over 100,000 shapes to photograph how clothing fits. This allows online shoppers to input their measurements and see how items would fit their body. The goal is to incorporate this virtual fitting room technology by the end of the year to improve customers' online shopping experiences and reduce returns.
Develop Store Apps with Kinect for Windows v2Clemente Giorio
Agenda:
Intro
The Sensor
Data Source
Kinect Evolution
Data Source
Windows Store App
Body Frame
Coordinate Mapper
Kinect Studio
Gesture Recognition
Gesture Builder
The True Cost of Product Content: How Visual Assets Impact Your Bottom LineMolly Pfister
The digital storefront is empowering B2B buyers to
control the purchasing experience by providing a
convenient and transparent sales process. But without
great product content, e-commerce websites may not
be enough to close the deal.
This presentation will explain why manufacturers,
distributors, and retailers should not underestimate
the importance of great product content that:
- Creates engaging e-commerce experiences that
encourages return customers
- Meets evolving millennial preferences, behaviors,
and expectations online
- Provides the product information necessary to make
a purchasing decision
ITS OFFICIAL ! FLYCOIN premium kiosk for bitcoin, paypal, digital money is he...Miguel Soares
FLYCOIN is the new kiosk model that PARTTEAM
PORTUGAL developed and produced to be an agnostic
Device.
What this means is that this new kiosk will run any
software application from any company in the world. Its
like a OEM Kiosk that will allow any operator to run their
own software applications, as self-service check-in,
converting cash into bitcoins, check bitcoin credits, print
bitcoin QRCodes identification, make Paypal transfers,
make donations, convert vouchers into money, etc.
This machines, designed and manufactured in Portugal
by PARTTEAM, looks like a typical POS, ATM or mini
payment kiosk.
Shopping Mall Digital Kiosks and Digital BillboardsMiguel Soares
The document discusses kiosks for shopping centers, including their features and benefits. It describes digital signage kiosks that can remotely update content on multiple displays to dynamically change advertisements. It also outlines models like the NOMYU kiosk which were designed for modern features, performance, and elegant design based on over 20 years of experience. Additional sections cover using kiosks to automate tasks like ticketing to reduce labor costs and wait times.
1. The document outlines a roadmap for autonomous stores, beginning with basic scan-and-go technologies using barcodes and expanding to image recognition and pick-and-go capabilities.
2. It discusses several pilot programs testing scan-and-go and pick-and-go technologies and the potential benefits these provide such as increased basket size and understanding customer behavior.
3. The roadmap concludes that building out image recognition capabilities enables the next step of pick-and-go shopping and recommends partners to work with to implement various elements of an autonomous store roadmap.
Linnworks is a popular multi-channel eCommerce solution that enables retailers to manage orders, stock control, listings, shipping & more. Linnworks allows businesses to manage retail processes from their own websites, online marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay, and in-store purchases all in one place.
This is an hypothetical project. H&M has identified a problem with very long queues forming around closing time (19:00), especially during weekdays. Queueing time can be up to 10-15 minutes, which creates a bottleneck both for consumers eager to get home, and for employees who wants to close the register for the day. The user data also shows an increase in customers entering and leaving the store without purchasing anything. Most likely a side effect of the long queues. This project aims at solving this problem with a smart, user-friendly solution
ShoppiGo is a next generation point-of-sale system that aims to deliver a personalized shopping experience and reduce the gap between offline and online commerce. It allows customers to store their shopping cart digitally using an RFID-enabled pencil and then checkout using their phone or an in-store kiosk for a more seamless shopping experience. ShoppiGo also provides benefits to retailers like IKEA by enabling smart warehousing, sending targeted offers, gaining customer insights from big data, and facilitating omni-channel interactions and mobile payments. The system is demonstrated at http://ikea.shoppi.mobi and was founded by CEO Salvatore Vacante to connect vendors and customers in a more engaging way.
The document introduces the Mozu Sales Assistant App, which provides a modern cloud commerce platform and connected digital experiences to empower marketing teams and enable consistency across channels. The app aims to blend online and in-store shopping by empowering sales associates with customer and product information to increase the likelihood that shoppers will buy.
Join Mozu for a 30-minute demonstration of the most advanced commerce platform available.
Watch the replay here: http://info.mozu.com/Mozu-Product-Tour.html
In this webinar, Mozu CTO Jason Wallis and Echidna CTO Adam Roozen, discuss the powerful retail website development capabilities resulting from the synthesis of Mozu’s cloud commerce platform with Echidna’s EDGE Accelerator.
★ Customer Experience Guide 2019 - For Small & Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)
In this CX Guide 2019 you will learn ➡️
#1 How Customer Experience influences Organic Business Growth
#2 What are the demanding expectations and wants of today's customers
#3 Why businesses lose customers and fail to attract positive referrals
#4 A transformational solution which helps businesses expand the limits of customer convenience!
#entrepreneurship #smallbusiness #smallbusinesstips #businessowners #SMEs #CX #guide
iBeacons are redefining how you can engage your customers in real time. They offer so much potential to design specific engagement models based on the proximity of visitors. 2015 is termed as year of iBeacon technology where majority of businesses will embrace iBeacon technology
This document discusses a webinar on retail technology trends in 2020. It focuses on three technologies: 3D printing, mood sensing personalization, and virtual reality. For each technology, it provides background on recent developments and examples of companies experimenting with the technology. It also includes polls asking audiences to vote whether each technology is currently "hip" or "hype". The webinar aims to discuss which technologies represent meaningful opportunities for retailers and which are overhyped.
We change the way you sell
Introducing Khobaib Chowdhury, founder of Online Kenakata, an ecommerce platform startup based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Online Kenakata offers retail stores a dedicated mobile app solution to help them launch an online store within 2 weeks, without needing technical expertise. The platform targets small and medium retailers and provides benefits like no upfront costs, 3 months free trial, and push notification marketing to customers' phones. After the trial period, Online Kenakata charges a 1.2% transaction fee to provide an all-in-one ecommerce solution for retailers.
The document discusses how digital transformation can help retailers enhance the customer experience, increase associate productivity, and optimize business operations. It outlines key digital retail foundation plays focused on the store, including in-store mobility, secure store, store fabric, IoT and edge compute, store virtualization, and data center and cloud. Case studies show how solutions like Cisco Meraki and Webex Team can help connect the supply chain, reduce costs, improve productivity and combine tradition with innovation.
Phoenix MarketCity - Enabling better Digital Shopping ExperienceWebchakna
Presentation made to Phoenix MarketCity on how to improve their digital shopping experience with innovation digital ideas - both in-store and inside the mall. Ideas that can stop a window shopper and change his behaviour towards buying.
This pocket guide summarizes the apps available on the Albert terminal to help merchants improve their business operations and customer experience. It provides a one-page overview for each app, describing its key features such as accepting payments, issuing fuel discounts, collecting customer feedback, and more. The guide is intended to help merchants discuss with clients how these apps can benefit their business.
The document discusses using a 3D bio-robotic mannequin to create virtual fitting rooms for online clothing shopping. The mannequin can morph into over 100,000 shapes to photograph how clothing fits. This allows online shoppers to input their measurements and see how items would fit their body. The goal is to incorporate this virtual fitting room technology by the end of the year to improve customers' online shopping experiences and reduce returns.
Develop Store Apps with Kinect for Windows v2Clemente Giorio
Agenda:
Intro
The Sensor
Data Source
Kinect Evolution
Data Source
Windows Store App
Body Frame
Coordinate Mapper
Kinect Studio
Gesture Recognition
Gesture Builder
The document describes a virtual 3D fitting room solution called Dressformer that can be integrated into online apparel stores and social networks. Dressformer allows users to try on digital clothing using an avatar and get realistic simulations of how items would fit and look. This solution aims to reduce online shopping returns by helping users find properly fitting items. Dressformer's technology can automatically generate 3D models of clothing from only two photos through intelligent data analysis and geometric modeling of fabric behavior and fit.
Everything you need to know about marketing segmentation, from the marketing experts at Adashmore Creative. This presentation helps you figure out where to start, factors to consider, best practices, and how to use segments to your advantage.
- Isadora Duncan was an influential early 20th century dancer who helped establish modern dance as a new American art form. She rejected rigid, formal dance training in favor of more natural, free-flowing movements.
- Duncan's unstructured, free-flowing style liberated dance from its traditional rules and emphasized natural, improvised movements inspired by nature, ancient Greece, and other cultures.
- Her revolutionary approach to dance had a significant influence on the development of modern dance in America.
A horror film called "Isadora" tells the story of a young girl hanged in the woods centuries ago for witchcraft who now haunts the area. When five modern teenagers go camping in the woods, Isadora tries to kill them one by one out of revenge. The film will be shot in Reigate Park woods and focus on the teenagers encountering the vengeful spiritual presence. The target audience is teens and young adults interested in horror movies.
Sessione tenuta a Codemotion Roma 2014 l'11 Aprile 2014.
La seconda versione del Kinect, nonostante sia ancora nella fase di beta, porta con se grandi novità sia dal punto di vista hardware che delle funzionalità. Una sessione per capire come è cambiato e cosa mette a disposizione per la realizzazione di interfacce NUI di nuova generazione.
All you need to know about Kinect2 development.
With these slides you can understand the system requirements needed to start developing with Kinect2 sensor, the available sources accessible with the sensor and the gestures you can perform in order to interact with touchless interfaces.
The document provides an overview of the Kinect for Windows SDK and its capabilities for natural user interface and skeletal tracking. It describes the Kinect hardware components, software architecture, data streams for color, depth, infrared and audio data. It explains how to retrieve frames of data through polling or events. It also covers coordinate systems, skeletal tracking, and transforming between spaces. The SDK enables applications to sense natural input through skeletal tracking, audio capture and analysis of color/depth images.
Business marketers rely on segmentation for marketing efficiency and effectiveness. This presentation explains how to segment business markets, the key segmentation variables, how segmentation aids prospecting efforts, how to create personas, and how clean data makes segmentation easier.
This document provides an overview of the Kinect sensor and Kinect for Windows SDK. It introduces the Kinect sensor specs and components. It describes the various data sources that can be accessed from the Kinect like the color video stream, depth map, skeleton data, and audio. It also discusses programming with the Kinect SDK, including accessing frame data, coordinate mapping, and using the Kinect APIs for applications. Examples are provided for gesture recognition, recording and playback functionality, and building basic controls into an app using the Kinect.
Isadora Duncan was an early pioneer of modern dance in the early 20th century. She believed dance should be a natural expression of the soul through movement, rejecting rigid ballet styles. Marija Magazinovic was influenced by Duncan's philosophies after taking her dance classes, and went on to establish modern dance in Serbia. She developed a philosophy that movement should express the harmony of the individual through pure, abstract forms inspired by Greek styles. Both Duncan and Magazinovic viewed dance as a means of liberating and empowering women through spontaneity and freedom of expression.
Tsukasa Sugiura presented an introduction to Kinect v2. Key points included:
- Kinect v2 features improved color camera, depth sensor, infrared camera, and body tracking capabilities compared to v1.
- It supports tracking of 6 people with 25 joints per person and new hand gestures like lasso.
- The SDK provides access to color, depth, infrared, body index, and body frames from the sensor.
- Demonstrated the basic workflow of initializing the sensor, getting frame sources and readers, and processing frame data for different streams.
1. By optimizing shelf space and delisting underperforming SKUs, the analyzed dairy company could double category sales within 1-2 years. Key growth opportunities exist in expanding the curd and kefir segments.
2. Consumer preferences indicate a need to strengthen the brand's safety and availability attributes to better compete with the market leader. A balanced focus on taste, health, and natural products is recommended.
3. Implementing initiatives like category management, assortment optimization, and sales promotions could increase sales per shop by 24% annually and help the company achieve its targets.
eCommerce Index TOP100. Крупнейшие интернет-магазины РоссииData Insight
Открытый рейтинг интернет-магазинов. Данные по 100 крупнейшим магазинам: размеры, посещаемость, количество заказов, товарные категории, конверсия (в том числе по сегментам). А также новые данные: средний чек, доступность и скорость загрузки сайтов
This document outlines 52 different types of marketing strategies and tactics that businesses can use. Some examples mentioned include cause marketing like Toms Shoes giving away free pairs of shoes, relationship marketing like Walgreens seeing increased spending from loyal customers, and viral marketing like WestJet's Christmas video receiving millions of views. The document provides brief descriptions and examples for each type of marketing strategy.
Digital Retail Africa 2023 hosted by IT News Africa - Brendan Cuthbertson speaks on Digital Transformation in Retail- What Lies Ahead? at the Digital Retail Africa 2023 conference. #retailtech #ecommerce #customerexperience #onlineshopping
5 AR Experiences Driving eCommerce Growth by RedstageDonald Pingaro
Augmented Reality is changing eCommerce forever, from retail to manufacturing and distribution. Learn from subject matter experts like Jon Wade, Shopify's Head of AR/VR and Redstage's Global Creative Director Christopher Yin. Discover surprising facts about the ease of AR implementation for your business, and find out how market leading brands are using AR technology in-store, at-home, and beyond. Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2wgZcAuHWE or learn more at https://redstage.com/augmented-reality-design/
We propose to build a Digital Mirror experience for Luxury retail businesses. The deck depicts the setup for a jewelry store. We can develop similar experiences for retailers dealing with other products like bags, watches, etc.
Digital Shelf Analytics: Are you ready to rock the digital shelf?Joakim Gavelin
Digital Shelf Analytics can be an overwhelming concept to tackle. Join this easy-to-follow guide to learn how to take the guesswork out of digital merchandising and uncover their lost sales opportunities.
And how to continuously monitor market activities to optimize your product experiences and respond faster to market changes.
Open Source Ecommerce Website Development PortfolioZealous System
Have a look at open source eCommerce store portfolio contains website developed in diverse open source platform like Magento, WordPress, Drupal, python and many more.
Background: Some early applications of Computer Vision in Retail arose from e-commerce use cases - but increasingly, it is being used in physical stores in a variety of new and exciting ways, such as:
● Optimizing merchandising execution, in-stocks and sell-thru
● Enhancing operational efficiencies, enable real-time customer engagement
● Enhancing loss prevention capabilities, response time
● Creating frictionless experiences for shoppers
Abstract: This talk will cover the use of Computer Vision in Retail, the implications to the broader Consumer Goods industry and share business drivers, use cases and benefits that are unfolding as an integral component in the remaking of an age-old industry.
We will also take a ‘peek under the hood’ of Computer Vision and Deep Learning, sharing technology design principles and skill set profiles to consider before starting your CV journey.
Deep learning has matured considerably in the past few years to produce human or superhuman abilities in a variety of computer vision paradigms. We will discuss ways to recognize these paradigms in retail settings, collect and organize data to create actionable outcomes with the new insights and applications that deep learning enables.
We will cover the basics of object detection, then move into the advanced processing of images describing the possible ways that a retail store of the near future could operate. Identifying various storefront situations by having a deep learning system attached to a camera stream. Such things as; identifying item stocks on shelves, a shelf in need of organization, or perhaps a wandering customer in need of assistance.
We will also cover how to use a computer vision system to automatically track customer purchases to enable a streamlined checkout process, and how deep learning can power plausible wardrobe suggestions based on what a customer is currently wearing or purchasing.
Finally, we will cover the various technologies that are powering these applications today. Deep learning tools for research and development. Production tools to distribute that intelligence to an entire inventory of all the cameras situation around a retail location. Tools for exploring and understanding the new data streams produced by the computer vision systems.
By the end of this talk, attendees should understand the impact Computer Vision and Deep Learning are having in Consumer Goods, key use cases, techniques and key considerations leaders are exploring and implementing today.
Speaker
Brent Biddulph, GM, Retail & CG Solutions
Hortonworks
Assure Ecommerce and Retail Operations Uptime with ThousandEyesThousandEyes
This document outlines a presentation on using ThousandEyes to help retailers address challenges in digital experiences. It features three speakers and discusses how ThousandEyes can provide visibility and monitoring across retailers' apps, infrastructure, and employees. It also highlights key retail initiatives like optimizing ecommerce, back-office operations, and retail operations performance. ThousandEyes offers use cases to help improve uptime and assure the customer experience. The presentation concludes with next steps like free trials and demos of the ThousandEyes platform.
3 Tactics for UA Success in 2017 and 2018Eric Seufert
- The document outlines 3 strategic growth tactics for mobile app developers in 2017-2018: make video work, ignore the noise around emerging platforms, and focus on attribution modeling rather than direct attribution of individual clicks or installs.
- The first tactic is to invest in video ads and content as video is becoming the dominant format on mobile. The second is to avoid chasing every new platform and instead discern which are hype versus viable long term. The third is to move away from direct attribution and instead focus on understanding the value and profitability of different traffic sources through modeling.
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WWV - Presentatie Sander B - Futureproof Technologiesvalantic NL
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IAB Poland Presentation from Zugara on Augmented Reality. Though most of the presentation involved on-hand demo's of AR, there are slides with statistics pertaining to AR and webcams.
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Power Grid Model
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Overview of The Virtual Dressing Room Market - Augmented World Expo
1. AR Retail – 2013
Augmented World Expo
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2. Bringing Joy To Shoppers WorldwideBringing Joy To Shoppers WorldwideBringing Joy To Shoppers WorldwideBringing Joy To Shoppers Worldwide
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3. Leading Virtual Dressing Room PlatformLeading Virtual Dressing Room PlatformLeading Virtual Dressing Room PlatformLeading Virtual Dressing Room Platform
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• Product Maturation
• Enterprise Adoption
• Global Distribution
Network
• Product Development
• Product Maturation
• Enterprise Adoption
• Global Distribution
Network
• Product Development
4. Key AR & Virtual Dressing Room PatentKey AR & Virtual Dressing Room PatentKey AR & Virtual Dressing Room PatentKey AR & Virtual Dressing Room Patent
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“Providing a simulation of wearing
items such as garments and/or
accessories.”
• Simulation through a video feed
• Sizing and fit
• All wearable items
• Social shopping
–Video Chat
• Gesture, motion and voice control
• Purchasing module
- Additional Patents Pending –
5. Actual User Photos From Our SoftwareActual User Photos From Our SoftwareActual User Photos From Our SoftwareActual User Photos From Our Software
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6. Usage DataUsage DataUsage DataUsage Data
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2x – 3x Conversion Rate
33% Of Site Visits Resulted In A Click
6 Pictures Taken On Average
8:48 Avg Time Spent Per WSS Session
2.56 Sessions Per WSS User
250K+ Photos total as of Q1 2013
2,813 Total # Of Sessions Q1 2012
12,561 Total # Of Sessions Q1 2013
7. 3 Signs Virtual Dressing Rooms Have
Arrived
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8. # 1 In-Store Retail & Web-Based Solutions Saw
Major Growth 2012 - 2013
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3 Signs Virtual Dressing Rooms Have
Arrived
9. Retail Adoption AcceleratingRetail Adoption AcceleratingRetail Adoption AcceleratingRetail Adoption Accelerating
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Microsoft/Bloomingdales Cisco/John Lewis Marc Jacobs Marshalls
LG Uniqlo Tag Heuer Tesco
Over 50 Brand & Retail Deployments Across In-
Store & Web; Majority AR Related
10. In-Store Methods & SystemsIn-Store Methods & SystemsIn-Store Methods & SystemsIn-Store Methods & Systems
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2D/3D Cameras
Virtual Try-On - Self
Avatar Control
3D Cameras
Bodymapping
3D Camera(s)
Feature & Facial
Detection
/Recommendation
11. Web Methods & SystemsWeb Methods & SystemsWeb Methods & SystemsWeb Methods & Systems
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2D Cameras
Virtual Try-On - Self
Avatar Control
Manual Size Input
Algorithm Driven
Robotic Body
Avatar Overlay
12. For Commerce, PC Rules; Tablet GrowingFor Commerce, PC Rules; Tablet GrowingFor Commerce, PC Rules; Tablet GrowingFor Commerce, PC Rules; Tablet Growing
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13. #2 Brands / Retailers Planning Longer Term For
AR
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3 Signs Virtual Dressing Rooms Have
Arrived
#1 In-Store Retail & Web-Based Solutions Saw
Most Growth 2012 - 2013
14. In-Store Planning / DesignIn-Store Planning / DesignIn-Store Planning / DesignIn-Store Planning / Design
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Magic Mirrors Integrated Into Store
15. In-Store Planning / DesignIn-Store Planning / DesignIn-Store Planning / DesignIn-Store Planning / Design
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Offline Conversion Higher Than Online
18. #2 Brands / Retailers Planning Longer Term For
AR
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3 Signs Virtual Dressing Rooms Have
Arrived
#1 In-Store Retail & Web-Based Solutions Saw
Most Growth 2012 - 2013
#3 More Advanced Technology Finally Here
19. More Advanced Input DevicesMore Advanced Input DevicesMore Advanced Input DevicesMore Advanced Input Devices
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3 Challenges Ahead For Virtual
Dressing Rooms
21. 3D Still #1Barrier To Entry For Retailers3D Still #1Barrier To Entry For Retailers3D Still #1Barrier To Entry For Retailers3D Still #1Barrier To Entry For Retailers
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3D Asset Creation Cost Prohibitive; Additional
Costs To Retail Photography Budgets
22. AR – Engagement or Conversion Tool?AR – Engagement or Conversion Tool?AR – Engagement or Conversion Tool?AR – Engagement or Conversion Tool?
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In Commerce, Engagement Must Lead To
Conversion
23. Control The Message To Control The HypeControl The Message To Control The HypeControl The Message To Control The HypeControl The Message To Control The Hype
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Virtual “Fitting” Room
25. Appetite For Risk Lowest Since 2007Appetite For Risk Lowest Since 2007Appetite For Risk Lowest Since 2007Appetite For Risk Lowest Since 2007
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26. Thank You!
Matthew Szymczyk
Founder & CEO
matt@zugara.com
Twitter.com/kobrakai
Jack Benoff
VP of Product & Marketing
jack@zugara.com
Twitter.com/jack_benoff
Corporate Site: www.zugara.com
Selected Press Coverage: http://pinterest.com/Zugara/zugara-coverage/
Product Site: www.webcamsocialshopper.com
DEMO Presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJlRaSzg-FI
Blog: www.weareorganizedchaos.com
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/augmentedreality
Alex Goldberg
CTO
alex@zugara.com
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Editor's Notes
Hi, I’m Matt Szymczyk (Sim-check), CEO of Zugara. Today I’ll be talking about Augmented Reality as it pertains to Virtual Dressing Rooms. There’s been some great progress in this space but there are also a few challenges ahead…
As for Zugara, we develop the Webcam Social Shopper Virtual Dressing Room Platform that allows users to view virtual items and accessories on themselves via a webcam. Our mission is simple. To provide retailers with a tool to increase conversions and to bring joy to shoppers worldwide. And these are a few of our launches in Malaysia, Denmark, US and so on.
As for our software, we’ve been in market since 2009 and this year especially, we’ve started to see accelerated adoption of our software. The reason’s are simple.. For over 5 years we’ve focused on our platform and focused on key areas that have helped make our solution the industry standard for ecommerce. Whereas in 2009 – 2011, most conversation with retailers were about using our software as a promotional tool, now the discussions involve how the software can be integrated as a conversion tool on their site. We’re seeing more enterprise level adoption of our software and our software is now compatible with every major commerce platform including PrestaShop, Shopify, Magento, Volusion, ATG and so on. Our next prominent software launch will be announced in mid-June and is with a $15bil company in the Indian market. We now have a global distribution network for our software with recent resellers signed in the Indian, Chinese, South African and Australian markets. This has helped give us a footprint on every major region in the world. Finally, on the product front, our software has mainly been utilized for web-based commerce to date though we have just finished a tablet version of our software and are also launching 2 different 3D camera based solutions for in-store use.
We have a growing patent portfolio and had some exciting news happen late last year. Zugara was granted what’s being called, The Virtual Dressing Room Patent, and our patent is key to systems and methods for how you would view and interact with 3D apparel and accessories through a video feed. This video feed can be through a webcam, through a Kinect on a kiosk, a mobile device or even Google Glasses. Our patent also covers 3D items and how they would size and fit to the user. A social shopping component for sharing looks on social networks or connecting the AR video feed with another user for real-time shopping. Gesture, motion and voice control are also part of our patent. Our patent has already been licensed with a major brand that had implemented a Kinect, based 3D virtual dressing room simulation.
Last year when I had a chance to speak, I had gone over the Barbie Fashion week event where our software was used. This year I wanted to show some photos from users of our software for the Barbie site. The campaign ran all of last year and we had over 5,000 photos submitted to the gallery. These are just a few of the actual photos generated from our software and uploaded by Barbie visitors…
And as always, I wanted to share some recent usage data with our software. LazyLazy deployed our software in early 2012 and immediately saw a conversion rate of two to three times that of regular shoppers. For Barbie, we had some amazing metrics including 1/3 of site visitors clicking on the software, people returning to use the software 2-3 times, almost 9 minutes spent interacting with the software per session and 6 pictures taken on average. As for our software deployed across all retailers using WSS..aggregate data shows over 250k+ photos taken as of Q1 2013 and we saw a massive increase in usage from Q1 2012 @ 2800 to 12.5K sessions in Q1 2013. So enough about us, and let’s look at the Virtual Dressing Room segment…
As I mentioned previously, it has not only been a great last 2 years for adoption of our software, but the Virtual Dressing Room space in general has been heating up. Here are 3 signs that Virtual Dressing Rooms have finally arrived.
Major Growth has occurred in both the web and in-store retail space.
Especially in the in-store, at retail segment, there were quite a few VDR deployments over the last year. From brands such as Bloomingdales to Marshall’s to Uniqlo, different variations of VDR’s were used.
Most deployments were using 2D or 3D cameras for tracking and visualization of the virtual garment on the person. While others were using 3D cameras as scanning devices to map the body. This bodymap data was then used to recommend brands sizes that would fit that specific customer. Some more advanced systems are currently using cameras for feature and facial detection to act as a recommendation platform for the user.
On the web, virtual try-on through webcam has also seen adoption. Various webcam based alternatives include use of a 2D camera to ‘detect’ size and visualize on an avatar Other methods include manual size Input – all take multiple steps to input different size metrics to determine a probability of fit. No technology is perfect; some solve fit; some solve style/design problem; AR has potential to solve both.
For now, PC commerce still rules. Though tablet usage is growing, most commerce is still being dominated by desktop/laptop. This Shopzilla ecommerce trend tracker report from May 2013 show 85% of purchases are still made from a desktop or laptop. However, one key stat is purchases from iPad are growing especially with Household Incomes of 150K or more. What has stayed very consistent over the last year, is that people are rarely using their smartphone to make purchases.
Brands and retailers are starting to look at AR as a longer term solution.
This example from Unqilo shows how the ‘magic mirror’ was actually designed into the storefront itself. We’ve actually had conversations with other retailers that are looking to make VDR’s a permanent fixture in their retail storefront. This is a great sign for both AR & VDR’s.
In-store likely to see further acceleration to regain foot traffic; online/mobile cannabilizing sales; conversion rate still significantly higher in-store Omni-channel view of retailers. Cross platform solutions that integrate with all aspects of a retailer’s channel will be critical for further adoption.
On the web side, we are also seeing extensive planning from retailers for virtual dressing room and/or fit technologies. This is an example of Lookz, a Russian retailer, that had discussed with us for awhile about integrating our software into the launch of their site. They’ve continually been adding garments to the site for the Webcam Social Shopper with over 500 SKU’s now integrated with our software. The most important feature? The integration of a dynamic WSS link that allows shoppers to either launch the software from a product detail page (bottom arrow) that are then automatically added to a VDR area up top for activation at any time. This matches up with how online shoppers use wishlists and shopping carts to evaluate pending purchases…
I know this isn’t very exciting for the AR crowd, but for the ecommerce side of things, our first ecommerce platform module was a huge step forward for both industries. Our software is now available on the PrestaShop ecommerce platform which has over 135,000 retailers using it. Retailers using this platform can now add our software with 3 clicks. This has made AR & VDR’s more accessible to every retailer worldwide..
As better technology arrives on the scene, we will start seeing a greater proliferation of VDR simulations…
- Leap – Bringing better gestural tracking to PC segment; Best Buy distribution; Major PC integration Kinect – New Kinect using superior TOF tech; 1080p resolution; Better tracking capablities Natural User Interface adoption will hit mainstream; will assist with AR growth
Though VDR adoption is accelerating, there are still some challenges ahead for the industry…
The biggest barrier with AR and especially VDR’s. 3D costs are just not accessible to 99% of retailers out there and are not scalable. Also, building a pilot to show a 3D item is also not a scalable business or revenue model. The more industry players absorb the cost of 3D asset production for retailers, the more the retailers will expect not to pay that cost in the future. This is not a sustainable business model…
I think we’ve all seen that AR is a great tool for engagement. However, for VDR’s engagement is not enough. In commerce, conversions are key, and until any VDR solution can show sustainable conversion data, retailers will continue to view these solutions as engagement tools. Retailers will simply not divert the investment this industry needs for engagement type technology…
This is probably the one area we are most passionate about. At least I am. As an industry, we keep shooting ourselves in the foot by showing the promise of the future that the technology can simply not deliver in the near term. Google Glasses concept video vs. the actual developer product is a great example of this. More close to home, in the VDR space, the more companies keep using Virtual “fitting’ Room to describe their solutions that don’t solve fit, the more harm this will do on both the retailer and consumer side. This image shows what the Kinect actually sees – if you think this helps solve fit for a consumer, then I have a bridge in Brooklyn I’d like to talk to you about after the session…
In Closing – From 1999 – 2009, my job was basically to evaluate and recommend new technologies for Fortune 500 brands. During these years it was a lot easier for brands to pilot and invest in technologies that did not have quantifiable return on investment. There was more time to evaluate, tweak, and ultimate appetite for risk. This is a new era though and until the global economy fully heals, companies will not have much patience with technologies such as AR. It is imperative that the industry as a whole focuses on: 1. How present day AR technology can be of value to a brand or retailer 2. Stop promising things that the technology can simply not deliver 3. Focus on getting as much data as possible out there This is a great industry to be a part of but we need to do a better job of both inward and outward communication or we’ll quickly end up where Virtual Reality did.