a new (computer) vision for
Retail
Dojo Partners are helping major retailers transition into the next decade....
Dojo team members pioneered the use of biometrics and secure, personalized data in managing “real-time customer experience” both online and in-store. Covid has introduced an expectation for “frictionless” transactions where in-store and online choices have converged. How will your organization plan and execute for this new normal?
What follows retail 3.0 requires a quantum leap in planning, creativity and execution
2030
Predictive analytics, AI, digital twinning and cloud-resident, real time transactions are necessary building blocks to create the bio-feedback loop of brand-to-consumer dialogue and service that will be the hall mark of Retail 4.0. So retail brands must become fluent in operating 3.0 tools now in order to be positioned to capture new growth in 2030.
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FASHION 2030
Fashion retail will be virtually unrecognizable in the next decade. And with the rapidly advancing and widely accessible emerging technologies, retail companies have less time than they think to prepare themselves to operate entirely different to customers who hardly resemble what they are today.
Dojo Partners published a white paper forecasting the major changes coming in Fashion Retail and how interactions with customers will radically change.
HYPER AWARE retail
In order to create the next-gen retail experience, Dojo created an advanced retail solution. Retailers are able to create a customized retail experience for users just by walking into the store through anonymous facial recognition and demographic profiling. Data is gathered through beacons and other IoT technologies in order to provide analytics and insights to the retailers in order to provide improved levels of customer support and store optimization
In partnership with a portfolio of global retailers, we envisioned digital sign applications that made it easy for shoppers to engage with products, try them on, and purchase while also using social media for additional marketing reach.
Lowe’s customers are able to experience mixed reality as they view both real objects and digital hologram images through the headset, taking the guesswork out of home improvement. Customers are able to use gestures and voice to interact with their environment and easily drop Lowe’s products into the space.
As customers walk into stores or even enter the location perimeter of a retail location it is now possible to begin automatically curating both the physical and digital experience for the customer.
This is creating a necessary convergence between digital and physical.
ROBOTIC AUTOMATION
“Basil Street Pizza” offers hot and fresh pizza from a vending machine. But this is far from any ordinary vending machine. It is designed to interact with facial recognition, mobile, and IoT devices. Medical, Canna, and other sectors are quickly being built and deployed.
MICRO-STORES
Micro-Stores can quickly be designed, built, deployed, and managed vs launching a new embedded restaurant. Micro-Stores are a portable and truly mobile brand extension of brick-and-mortar stores. We recently trialed Micro-Stores on a Las Vegas Casino floor.
AD BEACONING
This software conducts a real-time analysis of foot traffic through facial recognition, gate, gender weight, and other physical traits. It is designed to be paired with identity authentication to create personalized, automated merchandising.
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