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Stand out in the marketplace with Amazon's 3D switch With Amazon moving from 360° spins to 3D models, sellers can stand out like never before. 3D models let customers view products from any angle. Details that set your products apart are now easy to highlight. Add AR features, and the shopping experience becomes even more immersive. It’s all about letting buyers explore products up close. Discover how Amazon's 3D switch can make your products shine: https://bit.ly/3C4wncy #ecommerce #AmazonSellers #3DContent #CustomerExperience #DigitalTransformation

The future of e-commerce lies in integrating AI to create immersive shopping experiences.

Here are some interesting Q1 news on AR: 🚗 - BMW Group's AR Glasses: BMW is exploring the use of AR glasses in its cars, which can show navigation instructions, entertainment content, and information on electric car charging 💄 - Perfect Corp.'s AR Try-On Reducing Online Beauty Returns: Perfect Corp. has seen a 150% increase in virtual try-ons, as consumers increasingly seek out AR technology for real-world-like immersion in online shopping. 🛒 - Walmart's AR Eyewear Try-On Tech: Walmart has introduced AR eyewear try-on technology, allowing customers to virtually try on more than 750 eyewear options. 👓 - Apparel/Sports retail brands like Decathlon are developing apps/web integration with VR glasses like Apple Vision Pro. 📽 - CNN is debuting a new Atlanta studio with AR features to follow. Any news you would like to add?

Givenchy is demonstrating how easy it is to use Sketchfab's 3D and AR viewer on their website to visualize their product in Apple Vision Pro. This alone could increase the conversion rate and the size of the shopping cart. Customers can now view the product in three dimensions, as if they were visiting a physical store. And I am fairly certain that a virtual try-on is already in the works. Luxury brands are taking advantage of Vision Pro’s unparalleled resolution and spatial capabilities to drive more revenue. Though the install base is low at the moment, this early experimentation and innovation will pay dividends later on as things scale for the masses. Virtual shopping will never be the same again! #augmentedreality #mixedreality #virtualreality #spatialcomputing #applevisionpro #VisionPro #metaverse #shopping #Givenchy #ecommerce ___ I'm Alex Chuang, Emmy-winning XR Producer, Co-founder of Shape Immersive, award-winning AI & 3D Studio I share the latest insights in #spatialcomputing daily. Follow me + hit 🔔 to stay in the know.

Amazon's immersive Christmas Store kinda misses the point of virtual reality. If you can go anywhere, why go to a shop? Now maybe I'm being overly critical here - it certainly can help to use a familiar environment when introducing people to a new concept... ...However... given that stacking things on shelves in a cuboid space was only ever a result of the limitations of retailers had to face in the real world (namely competing for expensive floorspace in a mall or highstreet where sufficient numbers of people might pass by every day and hopefully walk in) why would Amazon restrict themselves to that same approach given the infinite possibilities and lack of restrictions of the virtual world? Context is everything - and just as it makes more sense to train marine biologists under the virtual sea rather than in a virtual classroom, selling ski goggles makes more sense on the slopes than on a shelf. Also, given that online shopping offers the ability to customised offerings based on your previous purchases and interests, this seems like a very static "one size hopefully fits all" approach, meaning that we're actually losing functionality rather than gaining it. Finally, real world shopping is frequently a social experience, allowing you to browse, discuss and try products with friends amd family - this on thenother hand is an empty store with nothing other than a "Prompt Owl" on the wall to keep you company. I'm a massive fan of innovation, but it pays to look to the lessons of the past when designing our future - see what works and what could be improved before building a new solution. Never just slam in tech because it's cool - that way lies expensive and embarrassing mistakes, which benefit neither the user, the buyer or technological progress itself. To learn more about digital transformation consultancy, maximising the benefits and avoiding the pitfalls, drop me a DM

Just explored the StockX app on my Apple Vision Pro, hailed as the future of sneaker shopping. 👓💡🛒 Immersive 3D models and dynamic market data make the experience groundbreaking. How do you see such technologies like #SpatialComputing transforming our industry and customer interactions? Share your views! #Innovation #Digitalization #ECommerce #TechnologyTrend #AVP #FutureOfWork #RetailTechnology #CustomerExperience #TechInnovation 👀 Looking forward to your innovative insights and discussions on embracing these advancements together!

Spatial shopping brings new elements to the customer purchase journey

🫧 Real footage of me experiencing a WOW moment (complete with some awkward moves) as I got to test the #AppleVisionPro for the first time. It’s been a while since I exclaimed so many ”WOW” while testing a new users experience. My take on the product: 🤩It is a completely new way of interacting, yet it is intuitively graspable - typical Apple genius. The video made me quite dizzy, but the pictures experience….WOOWW!! 🤔However, I must say that the overall experience was quite unpractical. The glasses are big and they require a battery. And interacting with ”basic”content like websites is not really efficient. Especially eye-typing isn’t quite there yet. Would I buy them? Probably not. Do I see them conquering the market in their current form? Not really. Despite the WOW-factor, the recurrent use case seems limited to me due to its lack of convenience (and hefty price tag). And I have yet to see mass-adoption without convenience. 💭 What's fascinating is considering the future. I can see the potential in the pictures immersive experience for sure, but will this spark a trend in immersive tech, with more companies building upon this new type of experience, or remain a cool, niche gadget that people google around Christmas like VR headsets? What’s your prediction? Will the Vision Pro redefine tech, or stay really niched? #AppleVisionPro #ProductInsights

Are Your Amazon Sales Stagnant? Mastering the Balance Between CTR and CVR for Growth Are you struggling to see growth in your Amazon sales? Understanding how to balance Click-Through Rate (CTR) and Conversion Rate (CVR) is key to boosting performance. Boost your CTR: Optimize your product images and descriptions. Improve your CVR: Focus on pricing strategies and manage customer feedback. Transform your Amazon business by balancing CTR and CVR. The right balance will not only improve your sales but also keep your profitability in check, helping you thrive in a competitive marketplace. Master both metrics and watch your sales grow! What strategies have worked for you? #AmazonSales #CTR #CVR #Ecommerce

🌟 Boosting Customer Satisfaction with AR/VR in eCommerce! 🌟 Are you aware that 61% of online buyers pick retailers that provide AR services? In eCommerce, Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality are not hype; they truly revolutionize the industry. 🔹 Benefits for Customers: - Try Before You Buy: Virtually wear clothes or accessories.  - Visualize Products: See how the furniture you want would look before its purchase.  - Interactive Shopping: Interact with products in a more sensible manner. Using AR/VR strategies, we are leading to improve customer experience and limit returns. #CustomerExperience #AR #VR #eCommerce #TechInnovation #ShoppingTrends