Shopping of the future.
With the advent of the metaverse, new scenarios have opened up for businesses. For example, shops will have the opportunity to combine digital activities and create real extensions of the physical shop to open the door to greater experiential engagement.So in the future what will shopping be like? It will certainly be easier, simpler and more fun, through:Shopping assistance while in the store. Thanks to an app you can save your shopping list and the app will suggest the shortest and most useful route to buy all the products, also through an alert notification system. In addition, you can enter the recipe in the app that you want to compose and based on it you can see in the app all the products you need and the location to buy them in the store.Augmented content to see information about the products you want to buy on the flyers, through technologies such as ARVirtual headsets to be used in dedicated corners in stores created to promote products of a particular brandShopping from home by navigating in a 3D environment on monitors (PC, Mac, game console) and using VR visors for augmented realityThere is still a lot of work to be done to make this a reality, but surely the shopping of the future will be set up to give the consumer a lot of creative input through a better user experience.
With the advent of the metaverse, new scenarios have opened up for businesses. For example, shops will have the opportunity to combine digital activities and create real extensions of the physical shop to open the door to greater experiential engagement.
So in the future what will shopping be like? It will certainly be easier, simpler and more fun, through:
- Shopping assistance while in the store. Thanks to an app you can save your shopping list and the app will suggest the shortest and most useful route to buy all the products, also through an alert notification system. In addition, you can enter the recipe in the app that you want to compose and based on it you can see in the app all the products you need and the location to buy them in the store.
- Augmented content to see information about the products you want to buy on the flyers, through technologies such as AR
- Virtual headsets to be used in dedicated corners in stores created to promote products of a particular brand
- Shopping from home by navigating in a 3D environment on monitors (PC, Mac, game console) and using VR visors for augmented reality
There is still a lot of work to be done to make this a reality, but surely the shopping of the future will be set up to give the consumer a lot of creative input through a better user experience.