Walmart Introduces Virtual Reality Employee Training Program
Walmart has introduced virtual reality into its employee training program.
Walmart has introduced virtual reality into its employee training program.
The Companion Group will feature a virtual reality experience in its booth at the National Hardware Show, held in Las Vegas next month, to help promote its new line of all-natural insect repellents, Not In My Backyard.
More retailers, ranging from Wayfair to Williams-Sonoma, have been establishing augmented and virtual reality initiatives and Lowe’s has joined them with the launch of its Lowe’s Vision: In-Store Navigation app.
As part of its drive to enhance the shopping experience with technological innovation, Williams-Sonoma is launching its first Tango augmented reality application and rolling out 3D room design and product visualization tools developed for the Pottery Barn and PBteen brands.
Lowe’s has introduced its Holoroom How To, an on-demand virtual reality skills clinic and the latest version of its immersive design and visualization tool, the Innovation Labs’ Holoroom experience.
Wayfair has made its 3D model library available via SketchUp.
As part of its expanding 3D initiative, Wayfair.com has announced that its augmented reality app, WayfairView, is available on the Asus Tango enabled ZenFone AR.
Wayfair is building on key existing programs involving television partnerships and virtual/augmented reality.
Wayfair has launched IdeaSpace, the company’s second virtual reality application for designing spaces with furniture and décor.
Shoppers now can get Wayfair’s augmented reality application, WayfairView, on Lenovo’s Phab 2 Pro, the world’s first Tango-enabled smartphone.