and here in this concept store called cornershop, few ideas are being put to the test.eacon recognises you have arrived via your which effectively then become your remote control for the store. now i come to the grocery counter where i could have preselected what i wanted in the app and then it willjust work as a click and collect, but what i want to have a browse, see what i might fancy, that i can do that on these screens or by using the app. on a small shelf like this, the benefit isn't going to be huge. but when this shortage store opens next month, it is set to become a place to experiment with lots of different retail technologies, without the risk of upsetting current customers all the other limitations that regular stores have. this naturally works for the app knowing your location which works through a series of bluetooth beacons and lidar sensors have been used to create a digital twin of the store so putting together those two bits of information, the phone will know exactly what you're looking at and whether you're looking at and whether you might want it or

and here in this concept store called cornershop, a few ideas are being put to the test.ognises you have arrived via your smartphone, which will effectively then become your remote control for the store. now i come to the grocery counter, where i could have preselected what i want in the app and then it will just work as a click and collect. but if i wanted to have a browse, see what i might fancy, then i can do that on these screens, or by using the app. on a small shelf like this, the benefit isn't going to be huge. but when this shoreditch store opens next month, it's set to become a place to experiment with lots of different retail technologies, without the risk of upsetting current customers or the other limitations that regular stores have. this actually works by the app knowing your location, that's through a mix of bluetooth beacons and also lidar senses being used to create a digital twin of the store. so putting together those two bits of information, the phone will know exactly what you are looking at, and whether you might want it or not. we have a lot of comp

and here in this concept store called cornershop, a few ideas are being put to the test.lect, but if i want to have a browse, see what i might fancy, then i can do that on these screens or by using the app. on a small shelf like this, the benefit isn't going to be huge. but when this shoreditch store opens next month, it's set to become a place to experiment with lots of different retail technologies, without the risk of upsetting current customers or the other limitations that regular stores have. this actually works by the app knowing your location, that's through a mix of bluetooth beacons and also lidar sensors have been used to create a digital twin of the store, so putting together those two bits of information, the phone will know exactly what you're looking at and whether you might want it or not. we've got a lot of computer learning models going on, so as people engage in the stores and we learn their preferences and their behaviours, we're able to vary what they experience when they come to different touch points, so we don'tjust use simplistic 'just because you

and here in this concept store called cornershop, a few ideas are being put to the test.ocery counter where i could have preselected what i wanted in the app and then it will just work as a click and collect, but if i want to have a browse, see what i might fancy, then i can do that on these screens or by using the app. on a small shelf like this, the benefit isn't going to be huge. but when this shoreditch store opens next month, it's set to become a place to experiment with lots of different retail technologies, without the risk of upsetting current customers or the other limitations that regular stores have. this actually works by the app knowing your location, that's through a mix of bluetooth beacons and also lidar sensors have been used to create a digital twin of the store, so putting together those two bits of information, the phone will know exactly what you're looking at and whether you might want it or not. we've got a lot of computer learning models going on, so as people engage in the stores and we learn their preferences and their behaviours, we're able to v