What High Technology Should Retail Industry Introduce?

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The airtight cabin moves slowly, and London is picturesque under the sun's shower. Many of these people are constantly diverging their minds in the capsule space hanging over London.

With the rotation of The London Eye, a group of retail entrepreneurs are brainstorming about what the retail industry will be like thirty years from now: they can achieve online shopping without moving their fingers, and the dressing room can be exchanged with friends.

The future is too bright. We need to take Sunglasses with Google (micro-blog) glasses.

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< p > 30:30 Vision activities launched by Virgin Group are not only tall, but also have the feature of Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group, who likes to make fun of Richard Branson.

In fact, the event is part of a series of operations run by Virgin Media B2B (business to business) department, a bait for the lion like entrepreneur.

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< p > with the rule of traditional high street retail brand being rewritten by science and technology, the retail industry seems calm, but in fact it is surging in the dark. The development of technology forces retailers to reshape themselves in the digital age.

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< p > Sir Branson said to the participating entrepreneurs in the activity, "in the past 30 years, the mode of operation between enterprises and the interaction between enterprises and customers has been greatly developed, especially the Internet and digital technology, bringing unlimited possibilities to enterprises."

He said that with the emergence of 3D printed fashion accessories and anti backpack ideas and technologies, "imagination and enthusiasm" will help retailers reinvent themselves in the coming decades.

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"P", "Alison Lancaster", a temporary marketing director of the Arthur Alison group holder and operator of European outlets, said on the activities of 30:30 Vision, "now it is the rhythm of consumers who have a strong sense of participation and can quickly catch up with the trend of development." (McArthurGlen)

The existence of small businesses is important because with the evolution of technology, it is very difficult for large enterprises to quickly ship the bow and follow the mainstream, and that is why many retailers start technology incubators.

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< p > "Tesco, I want to buy the same thing as last week. Please deliver it on Thursday evening at 9."

If daily shopping only needs to be placed on the phone.

Mark Rusmore Mark director of Capito Systems, a voice assistant technology company, believes that this will soon be achieved.

"This is a very, very new technology, but we believe that this technology has a very wide range of applications.

We find that young people are more willing to try new things than the desktop age. "

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The emergence of P iPhone personal voice assistant Siri has made many British people start using voice control software everyday.

However, Capito Systems's software is specially designed for mobile commerce.

Recently, just before the opening of the world cup, the company has developed an application The Go Brazil Nuts for Gambling company Paddy Power, which allows users to "voice bet" without manual input.

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< p > Ruth Moore believes that technology will simplify the online shopping process, especially for users who feel cumbersome and annoying by manually entering bank cards on mobile phones.

In 2013, Capito Systems obtained original capital from private investors and later obtained funds from the Technology Strategy Board.

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< p > Ruth Moore said, "it is difficult for many people to find out what they want quickly and simply in the application, and they often fail to complete the paction.

For those who do not like or unwilling to input information, we think it is easier to place orders directly for applications.

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< p > although retailers now have their own web pages, retailers are beginning to look for the next generation of websites.

In the future, the use of high resolution panoramic images will bring three-dimensional shopping experience into the user's mobile devices or notebook computers.

"It's different from video games," explains CEO Nicolas Nicholas (Nicolas Rossi) of Avenue Imperial, a British start-up company in London.

Our website can make the online shopping experience free from the planarization and cataloging of the past e-commerce, and become more realistic, just like being on the scene. "

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< p > only by clicking on the mouse, customers can "walk" in the store, enlarge and view their favorite products, or take photos and contact with the employees immediately to get the information about the stock and payment and delivery.

Avenue Imperial is the crystallization of Julian Bauer Julian Ball and Rossi brain storm.

The former had been a financial derivatives trader.

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< p > "virtual shopping" website may be favored by luxury companies. These companies are often spending millions of pounds to build a high street hall for their own brands. Virtual shopping websites can enable luxury owners living in Shanghai, Hongkong and San Francisco to visit luxury stores in Paris, London and Milan without leaving home.

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< p > "the technology and image quality we developed over the past 12 months are excellent and can really break the boundaries of online shopping expectations."

Bauer said, "we are starting from the fashion industry, and will continue to expand galleries, furniture stores and special products stores in the future."

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< p > the Internet provides a fair battlefield for large and small companies, allowing the latter to reach more users than ever before.

"The charm of the Internet is that you have more opportunities to reach consumers, and in the past, you can only put your products on top of the four supermarkets," he said.

James Eccleston, general manager and owner of Grown Up Chocolate Company of chocolate company, said (James Ecclestone).

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< p > Grown Up Chocolate Company named its product as "sandwich chocolate" of "nuts and nuts" and "guttun nut candy chocolate" and so on. Such a name always reminds people of what they had eaten in childhood, but it is sold mainly by adults.

"In many cases, consumers are innovating. They contact us on social networks and tell us what products they want."

Ecclestone said.

"If 2000 Twitter fans tell us that they want a cherry coconut chocolate, we will respond, and then show the retailers the demand for our products," he said.

He added.

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But imagine that you stand on the side of a mirror that you can watch with your friend's video, while the other person can give you feedback immediately.

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< p > "retailers have not paid much attention to social shopping," said Oschowa Ocobaille Spirit Joshua, co-founder of High Spirit, a British travel service company. "Everyone wants to be trusted.

When my sister stroll on the ASOS website, she always shares her clothes with her friends.

Imagine that if she was buying a skirt, and her good friend was not around, he could tell him immediately, "this is the skirt."

Think again, your predecessor will also attend the party, and you want him to save you. "

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< p > although this retail business is only a dream of gold, but Sir Branson is enthusiastic, many retailers have begun to provide interactive technology in the store.

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< p > earlier this year, Japan's "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "dress" /a "brand group Urban Research installed a screen with exaggerated reality technology in the store for consumers to play a Paper Doll doll growth game.

The screen depicts the user's shape by exaggerating reality technology, so that users can try hundreds of clothes without changing clothes.

Similarly, Superdrug, a British health beauty retailer, has installed an interactive mirror in the new store in Cardiff, southern England, for consumers to try different hairstyles. In addition, there is a large interactive screen for consumers to take the whole body and share photos to social media.

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