33SecondsWill the Internet of Things mean the death of queuing?verified_publisherThe GuardianThey do it at bus stops, in airports and train stations, and in shops and banks nationwide. Queuing politely is considered a uniquely British trait, and millions instinctively observe its rituals and etiquette every day. Yet this quaint tradition could die out soon, thanks to the Internet of Things, …
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33SecondsMannequin that tells your what it's wearingdailymail.co.uk - Sean PoulterSmart mannequins that ‘talk’ to shoppers through their smartphones will go live today in what is a world first. A trial involves branches of House of …
33SecondsWill smartphones change shopping?bbc.co.ukMany people are familiar with buying goods online, but now technology can also play a part when shopping on the High Street. Some companies want to use new technology to drive sales in their stores, by sending special offers to phones and making it easier to buy products on show in window …
33SecondsSmart mannequin can tell you about the clothes it's modelingverified_publisherCBS News - By Alphonso Van MarshLondon retail stores are testing out hi-tech mannequins that can communicate directly with shoppers who walk past storefronts on the street. The …
33SecondsUnited KingdomHigh street shops to get high-tech mannequinsThe TelegraphA handful of British high street shops – including House of Fraser in Aberdeen, Hawes & Curtis in London, and Bentalls in Kingston upon Thames – have begun using high-tech mannequins that beam information about the clothes on display to customers' smartphones. The technology works using electronic …
