Retailers Embrace AI Tech for Improved Customer Experience

Retailers Embrace

Artificial intelligence is becoming ubiquitous in every major industry, and retail is no exception. The retail industry is looking for ways to keep up, and many companies are beginning to use AI technology throughout the product and service lifecycle, from after-sales customer care.

Retail giants like Walmart, Sephora, Walgreens, North Face, Uniqlo, West Elm and Macy's are using AI to improve the customer experience in their stores while increasing security.

While Lowe's, the hardware retailer's AI app giant, uses tiny robots to provide directions and help customers navigate the hardware store, Walgreens uses technology to track the flu when customers pick up their prescriptions and can you warn.

Control the flu in your area and stock up on flu related products.

Another example is the makeup company Sephora. Many stores are now using AI technology to scan customers' faces to help them choose the perfect lipstick, lip liner or eyeliner without having to try many products.

On the other hand, the Walmart stores in New York have been transformed into the “store of the future” by using new AI technology. 

The store's smart camera can alert employees if an item is out of stock and even alert you if a bunch of bananas is damaged. 

Delivering personalized retail experiences Artificial intelligence is used in everything from preparing packages in stores to improving security and personalization for customers.

A company that offers retail and security solutions is VSBLTY Groupe Technologies Corp. VSBLTY is a leader in the use of AI in retail, developing facial recognition software and interactive displays that will bring more AI capabilities to retailers. 

VSBLTY's Vision Captor content management system sends interactive messages to all digital screens, delivering demographic and emotional information to engage with customers in real time.

Captivate your visitors' attention with high quality digital photos, deliver personalized content as the camera "sees" it, and capture real-time feedback.

With the incorporation of assets such as videos, photos, video and multimedia content, VSBLTY software creates a comprehensive customer experience across digital devices.

Business environment. In addition, VSBLTY's Vision Captor integrates with other technologies, including RSS feeds, QR codes and Bluetooth.

The company's website states, With digital signage solutions at the edge and or in the cloud, retailers can now enhance the customer experience with public, personal, or thought provoking proximity, discussing the nature of the conversation and simultaneously having valuation.

Good understanding, Provide Enhanced Security VSBLTY has also developed an AI that enhances security. 

VSBLTY Vector focuses on security solutions that combine video displays with facial recognition software and crime statistics to identify "persons of interest" or armed individuals.

On screen cameras are better at identifying individuals or crowds than overhead cameras and can enable face and object recognition as well as public perception and opinion.

By teaching computers to interpret their environment, VSBLTY software can generate information about their environment and provide it to end users efficiently and easily for specific security applications.