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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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3 Technologies to Support Shopping’s Next Era

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One sector where this is already playing out is retail. Companies that have leaned into these technologies are seeing big results, as Walmart and Target’s blowout earnings. And if so, which technologies will power that retail future? It could even be simpler than Google’s advanced object recognition technology.

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The XR Week Peek (2023.05.15): Google confirms headset with Samsung, Ultraleap teases a new device, and more!

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Top news of the week (Image by Google) Google announces important AI and XR news at Google I/O This Google I/O has seen immersive realities back to the menu. But to summarize, the most important XR-related tidbits have been: Google confirmed that is still working with Qualcomm and Samsung to build an XR headset.

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AR Glasses: Technology With Potential for Consumers Too?

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This was certainly the case of Google Glass back in 2012. Many argued that Google Glass was too expensive and sought to meet a non-existing need. Over at Google, the AR glasses project didn’t die completely. In retail, AR software is already allowing customers to virtually try on products like glasses, clothing, or makeup.

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

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A very important part in the adoption of immersive technologies will be played by infrastructure. Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) and Google (Nasdaq: GOOGL) for Servers. Roblox (Nasdaq: RBLX) for Decentralized Gaming Creation. Roblox owns a platform on which anyone can devise and publish their own game. Infrastructure.

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5 ‘Touchless’ AR Shopping Technologies in Action

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How 5 Retailers Are Using AR for Covid-Compliant Try-Ons. A ugmented reality platforms aren’t exactly new in the retail space, but they’ve taken on greater relevance in the Covid era. Will AR Enable Retail’s Touchless Era? Here are five examples of how innovative retailers are taking full advantage of AR in the Covid era.

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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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