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2012-06-05
In Germany, at the stations placed virtual shoe stores.
The Goerz shoe chain has set up virtual shoe fitting rooms as part of its advertising campaign in Germany. They appeared at train stations and metro lobbies, according to the Medien Milch portal. The dressing rooms were equipped with three Kinect motion-sensing devices. When a passer-by stood in front of an interactive screen and chose shoes for himself from the menu, on the screen it would appear on a person's feet: he could move and turn to examine it. It was also possible to buy the pair you liked right there by reading the QR code of the product using a mobile device. The order was delivered to the buyer the next day. The virtual shoe store was presented in April 2012 in Hamburg, and its concept belongs to Kempertrautmann. In 2011, the German agency received the Golden Lion for the interactive marker project Edding's Wall of Fame. The format of a virtual store in a public space was invented by the Korean agency Cheil Worldwide. In 2011, it placed panels in the metro with photographs of Tesco supermarket products. Metro passengers, while waiting for the train, could shop online by photographing the QR code of the product they needed. This promotion also received the Golden Lion in Cannes, lenta.ru reports.
In Germany, virtual shoe stores were located at railway stations. A network of shoe stores Goerz installed virtual shoe fitting rooms as part of its advertising campaign in Germany. They appeared on ...