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Samsung Electronics Canada and iNUI Studio have launched the AirxTouch Series 3, a touchless interactive kiosk solution, according to a company press release. To design the kiosk solution, iNUI Studio designed a Samsung QMR Series 55-inch display, bringing together digital…

Menu, a digital platform helping restaurants boost sales using photos and digital menus, is expanding into several cities across the Midwest and southeastern U.S., according to a company press release. With this expansion, Menu will be releasing a new user…

Prowise, a Dutch education technology producer, has launched its largest touchscreen display, the 98-inch variant Prowise Touchscreen Ten, according to a company press release. The screen has the same technological features, connection ports and software as the rest of the…

The Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium in Velbert, western Germany, has installed close to 100 Philips interactive digital displays and monitors to help improve communication among teachers and students, according to a press release. The GSG has 720 students and 55 teachers. The schools…

BrightSign digital signage media players are powering an interactive perfume display at House of Rituals, the new flagship store for Rituals on Kalverstraat, Amsterdam, Netherlands, according to a company press release. To launch the Talisman perfume collection, and to mark…

One of the most recent retail innovations launched in South Africa is Shoprite Groups trial of Checkers Rush, an automated, cashless, cashier-less concept store, according to a press release. "Leading retailers in Africa are beginning to adopt IoT technologies to…

After many stores were closed or operating on limited hours last year, many consumers opted to shop online, staying away from crowds as the COVID-19 virus spread through the country. This year, however, with the U.S. emerging from the virus, retail experts believe shoppers will be making up for lost time.

More often, retailers are placing the in-store shopping experience in the hands of shoppers themselves. And it appears, based on a recent survey and analysis, consumers prefer the do-it-yourself route.

Shoppers are all about efficiency and that is driving consumers to tap smartphones, and apps, more than ever when looking for products. Thats a top finding from a ChaseDesign survey on how consumers are using technology when it comes to…

Is the mall dead? It’s easier than ever to make this argument, considering the last 18 months of record ecommerce sales and the reluctance to shop in person due to the pandemic. However, industry experts believe the mall is ready for a comeback. It will look different, though, and leverage technology to create new experiences for shoppers.