Augmented Reality

Brands must be ready for convenience to be redefined, local to go hyper-local, and tech to take the lead.

Nestle’s Starbucks Coffee unwrapped a fun holiday program at Walmart incorporating augmented reality to spotlight a variety of seasonal SKUs ranging from ground coffee to K-cups and cookie straws.

A roundup of technology-driven tools that drive consumer understanding, engagement and conversion on every step of the path to purchase.

The retailer is launching "7Voice," allowing customers to place orders through its 7Now delivery service via voice-enabled devices Google Home and Amazon Echo.

The exclusive cereal is themed after the Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin and leverages Snapchat Lens Studio for an interactive game.

The German liqueur brand has teamed with location data provider Foursquare to run a Halloween-themed campaign that lets mobile users see "Darke Spirits" in augmented reality.

The brand is celebrating the Mexican holiday with an out-of-home campaign centered on a mural that springs to life through augmented reality.

The digital native, hair color brand is planning to franchise and aggressively expand its brick-and-mortar Madison Reed Color Bars under a new joint venture with Ann Arbor, MI-based consulting firm Franworth.

Mountain Hardware launched its first mobile app in June, leveraging augmented reality to help shoppers view the brand’s new line of technical gear at scale and virtually climb inside.

A roundup of technology-driven tools that drive consumer understanding, engagement and conversion on every step of the path to purchase.

7-Eleven is kicking off football season by teaming with Keurig Dr Pepper's Dr Pepper to launch an augmented reality experience within the retailer's mobile application.

PepsiCo’s Mountain Dew gave Walmart an exclusive “Dewnited States Collection” augmented reality experience this summer, continuing a year of heavy focus on the key retail partner that has also included in-game incentives and in-store gaming opportunities.