Target Exhibits IoT in Open House Space
Target customers in California will now be able to experience the "Internet of Things" (IoT) first hand. Target Open House opens to the public July 10th in San Francisco’s Metreon shopping center and is pushing the boundaries of experiential retail. The concept is part retail space, part lab, and part meeting venue for the connected home tech community.
According to Target's A Bullseye View blog, the 3,500 square-foot ode to IoT features a transparent, acrylic “house” complete with acrylic furniture and detailing. In its rooms, guests will experience vignettes that demonstrate in unprecedented ways how multiple connected devices can work together to create real-life solutions.
To read more on Target's Open House retail experiment and the IoT, click here for the full story.
According to Target's A Bullseye View blog, the 3,500 square-foot ode to IoT features a transparent, acrylic “house” complete with acrylic furniture and detailing. In its rooms, guests will experience vignettes that demonstrate in unprecedented ways how multiple connected devices can work together to create real-life solutions.
To read more on Target's Open House retail experiment and the IoT, click here for the full story.