Retailers Focus On Visual Search For Apps, Kiosks

Retailers Focus On Visual Search For Apps, Kiosks

Visual search and in-store kiosks are coming more into focus, with the category powering consumer adoption and shopping at a pace that has led executives to dub the business “visual commerce.” Target, in one case, has incorporated Pinterest’s visual search tool for a few years. And Slyce is also placing a bet on in-store visual search kiosks with its “Parts Finder” product. All this, Today in Data.

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    Today in DataData:

    2019: The year Tommy Hilfiger introduced its visual commerce app via desktop and mobile at tommy.com.

    2017: The year Target began incorporating Pinterest’s visual search tool.

    70 percent: Minimum share of Gen Z consumers who use shoppable feed experiences to learn more about brands.

    $23.11B: Value of the global interactive kiosk market in 2018.

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    8.9 percent: CAGR of the global interactive kiosk market from 2019 to 2025.