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Google Survey: How Shoppers Actually Feel About AR-Enabled E-Commerce

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Tech publications have been showing you loads of AR experiences by major retail brands, distributors, and producers. Google did the math on e-commerce. A recently released report from Google compiles and contextualizes the results of six polls conducted through Ipsos on how people actually view and interact with AR-enabled e-commerce.

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Data Dive: Google Lens Recognizes 15 Billion Products

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B uried deep in Google’s recent Search On 2020 event was a notable nugget. The company’s visual search tool, Google Lens, now recognizes 15 billion products. In this sense, it’s telling that Google phrased this announcement as recognizing 15 billion products , rather than objects. and in-aisle retail queries.

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Quest App Downloads Drop 27% Year-Over-Year as Meta Aims to Bolster Quest 3S Sales

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Notably, the chart above doesn’t take into accountre-downloads, app updates, or subsequent downloads on new or additional devices for an existing iOS/Google Play account. Quest 3S (left), Quest 3 (right) | Images courtesy Meta In lieu of official data, another barometer is third-party retailers. Google probably hopes so.

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Metaverse and Investing – Opportunities for Retail Investors Part 2: Software and Infrastructure

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Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) and Google (Nasdaq: GOOGL) for Servers. The companies that will therefore deal with the construction of this infrastructure are likely to have considerable room for growth. And who could be the actors in this case? This might sound obvious, but all this amount of data must be stored somewhere.

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Williams-Sonoma Acquires Outward for $112 Million to Expand 3D, AR, and VR Retail Visualization

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Williams-Sonoma Inc is a US-based high-end retailer of home furnishings and kitchenware, associated with stores such as Williams Sonoma, Pottery Barn, PBteen, West Elm, Rejuvenation, and Mark and Graham. The post Williams-Sonoma Acquires Outward for $112 Million to Expand 3D, AR, and VR Retail Visualization appeared first on Road to VR.

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Dent Reality Aims to Bring AR Indoor Directions to Malls, Airports & Retail Stores

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As it is, the company provides its developer SDK and services to help places like malls, airports, and retail stores integrate these features into their own apps. Google announced its own first-party system dubbed VPS , or visual position system, back at the company’s 2017 I/O dev conference. The results do look promising though.

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Will AR Enable Retail’s Touchless Era?

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We’ve been hearing this rallying cry for AR commerce for a few years, but it takes on new meaning during Covid-era retail lockdowns. But another factor could propel AR in the post-Covid era: touchless retail. Backing up, AR’s place in retail’s “next normal” will be one component of a broader touchless paradigm.

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