Yesterday we showed Store Trek at the IAB Engage. To see details about the event and pictures from the great speakers click here
Store Trek shown at IAB Engage
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SAP TechEd and Demo Jam Las Vegas Keytree Store Trek
Earlier this week Nic Doodson, Dan Mcnamara and I, representing Keytree, headed over to Las Vegas to participate in SAP TechEd Las Vegas. This was held in the Venetian Resort, the largest hotel in the world (largest hotels wiki) and was a phenomenal event to be involved in. I had the opportunity to share with Dan our experiences of using SAP NetWeaver Cloud and SAP HANA to an audience in Lounge 1 on the show floor, exhibit CEO Vision in Vishal’s Q&A session after the Keynote with Nic, compete in DemoJam with Nic showing Store Trek, attend sessions about the latest SAP innovations and much more.
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iPhone 5 compared to iPhone 4
With the iPhone 5 just available, I thought I would compare the iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 display of websites. Both running iOS 6 the iPhone 5 loads everything incredibly quickly and the longer screen is really nice.
Store Trek featured in The Independent Newspaper, Daily Mail and Marketing Magazine
The supermarket where you never have to queue
Keytree DemoJam Entry – Store Trek, SAP HANA, SAP NetWeaver Cloud, Ecommerce
At Keytree we have created a new application called Store Trek that delivers a 3D shopping experience in your home using the microsoft Kinect.
Powered by K-Motion Store technology. This is the first incarnation of a 3D store that crosses the divide between in store and online shopping. Online is quick and convenient and products are recommended to you but the experience is not very engaging or immersive. In store you can see entire product ranges but they are not tailored to you, you have to travel to the store and get stuck in the queue at checkout. Store Trek takes the benefits of in store by delivering tailored virtual shelves in a virtual store layout driven by a personalisation engine you would have with an online store.
The kinect allows you to walk round the TV with the shelves automatically adjusting to give you the rich 3D experience. Rendering tens of thousands of products from real retailers in realtime you can purchase items by reaching out towards the shelf and the product will be added directly to your basket.
This eCommerce solution based in the cloud could be used to shop for your groceries from Tesco or items from Amazon or Ebay.
Update: Store Trek was featured in Marketing Magazine click here to see the article
Update: Store Trek has also been featured in the independent click here to see the article the supermarket experience where you never have to queue.
Keytree New Facebook Page
Keytree has a new facebook page, please head over and like it. You can see all of the latest innovation concepts, cutting edge applications, what we are working on and what keytree offers.
Glasses Work featured on N2K
Showing off the kitchen builder and CEO Vision, I did an interview with the N2K on my thoughts about the future of glasses technology.
CEO Vision Kitchen Builder and Live Objects
Additionally to CEO Vision core application we used the framework to create an iPad application that acts as a controller for a 3D augmented reality way to construct a kitchen. The 3D augment of the kitchen actually sits on top of the ipad and using the controls on iPad you can change aspects like the flooring and the wall colour. This application is delivered to the user’s glasses in full 3D so each eye sees a different image based on their separation so it makes the kitchen look as real as the iPad.
The live objects works slightly differently. The concept behind this was to be able to show you what objects looked like in real situations in your own home. In the video below we show the application working with a door. The door is tracked and an virtual door is overlaid. The user can open and close the door and it gives the experience of having the genuine article before buying.
This application is powered by the spatial operating system of CEO Vision.