Why standard touch-screen keyboard components are not always ideal for shared in-store kiosks and could be a security risk.
A platform creates a system that’s easy to use, efficient, and less prone to errors. Staff do their jobs faster, more effectively, and with less stress.
One of the biggest challenges with adding digital experiences to physical spaces is that many customers just walk right by and don’t engage with it.
Making endless aisle an even more enjoyable and easier customer experience by eliminating - or at least minimizing - the need to go to a kiosk.
Spaces makes it easy for sysadmins to keep track of where every physical device is located, such as screens, cameras, sensors, kiosks, or checkouts.
Grid Signals, a software layer that enables triggers to send real-time information and instructions around the entire system
The Grid Task App increases staff productivity and allows them to deliver better customer service, faster, with less stress and fewer errors.
Ombori delves into the history of touchless technology, why touchless technology has surged throughout the pandemic and the future of touchless innovation.
Ombori CEO Andreas Hassellöf on why the smartphone is key to customer centricity and why retailers should focus on customer behaviour over technology.
Smart in-store digital signage is one of the easiest and most cost-effective way to deliver a unified experience combining both physical and digital.
Changing the idle screens results in a significant uplift in engagement - in some cases, almost doubling.
Context and location has a huge effect on whether users engage with in-store tech. Every store is unique. What works in one location may not work elsewhere
Voice is rapidly becoming a natural and instinctive UI: we’re getting closer to a world where the main way we interface with machines is speaking to them.
So often, when doing UX and UI work, it’s the tiny details that make all the difference. Here’s a classic example.
Three UI aspects drive the H&M smart mirror: it grabs the customer’s attention, delivers a simple value proposition, and makes it easy for them to respond
We wanted to get away from touch as an interface and create something more innovative that encourages shoppers to interact in a new and exciting way.
A behind the scenes look at how we built the 'Magic Mirror' - a voice-activated installation for H&M in New York's Times Square.
We recently created an in-store touch-screen endless aisle installation for Swedish fashion house Whyred
If you want your customers to download - and, more importantly, keep using your mobile retail app - it needs to be excellent
Don't think of your Web site and your app as separate things. They're interlinked, both in the minds of your customers, and in the mind of Google.
