In this post, we’ll delve into the crux of 3D Visualization and explain how it impacts consumer behavior. We’ll also examine how AR and 3D Visualization are redefining retail and what the future holds for these technologies. The world is
Today, many brands are interested in using or are already starting to use AR for marketing in the metaverse. Online stores today use AR-based product visualizations that deliver interactive product experiences that connect with customers on an emotional level and
The wise say, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” But there’s no guarantee that furniture will look good in your living room or that refrigerator will properly fit in your kitchen. Most online retail marketplaces are built on static
The History of Augmented Reality The term “augmented reality” was coined by Tom Caudell in 1990 and popularized by Boeing researcher Ronald Azuma in 1997. However, the technology dates back much further than that. The earliest known example of AR
In the last year, the E-Commerce industry hit an inflection point as lockdown restrictions forced consumers into their homes. During this time, while other economies suffered, E-Commerce’s share of global retail trade hit 17% in 2020, as compared to 14%
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Technology is always evolving and finding ways to impact people’s lives. Among its more recent contributions is Augmented Reality or AR, the lesser cousin of virtual reality. While this technology is nothing new, its application to the e-commerce ecosystem fairly
The e-commerce future is Augmented Reality (AR). It is estimated that about 100 million consumers will use AR for online and in-store shopping by 2020. That’s why Zakeke now supports Augmented Reality. https://www.zakeke.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Zakeke-Augmented-Reality.mp4 The big brands have already begun to
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