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ASICS brings digital in-store with ‘Mix Up Your Run’ campaign

November 10, 2014

A brand new interactive and in-store Product Advisor for global sportswear brand ASICS, has been unveiled to the public at its flagship store in Hamburg today.


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The ASICS Product Advisor, created by agency Amaze, is an in-store display that uses a variety of interactive technologies, which ‘communicate with one another’.
Using a connected large wall mounted screen and iPad, rich 4K video, depth and motion tracking cameras are combined to attract and react to passing customers. By answering a series of questions through the iPad, customers are gradually matched to their recommended shoe, in line with their personal preferences and current running habits.
The Product Advisor is a key feature in ASICS’ overarching global strategy, ‘Mix Up Your Run’, which encourages customers to get more out of their running, by also presenting them with other suitable shoes from related categories.
The Product Advisor makes up just one of several digital experiences ASICS has unveiled at its Hamburg store this month. Others include Foot ID, which uses a Gait Cycle Analysis Video to establish a person’s running style and an advanced 3D Foot Mapping System to find the right shoe for the best possible running performance.
Martin Block, Education and Training Manager at ASICS, said: “Incorporating more digital touch points within our retail stores is a key part of our strategy to create a better customer experience for all – whether they are in-store to browse or to buy. Retail technologies, which make bespoke selections about products, have become of increasing importance to the sports industry in recent years and the new Product Advisor now takes this personalisation to a wider community.
“Innovatively, the Advisor invites customers to engage, rather than waiting for them to initiate interaction and this means that, if even when browsing, they too are offered a highly personal experience. We’re incredibly proud of this latest launch and hope our customers enjoy and benefit from our latest digital offerings.”
Commenting on the technology Rick Curtis, Chief Strategy Officer at Amaze, said: “We know that retailers need to do more to keep customers interested while in store, and a large part of addressing this is to develop interactive and immersive tools which engage with those who would otherwise leave stores empty-handed. The idea of the Product Advisor is to not only offer customers this in depth experience, but also to engage them with the brand on a one-to-one basis.
“The Advisor is theatrical by its very nature and has been choreographed so that it cannot be ignored by passing customers. Actively inviting customers to engage, it’s an example of how retailers can successfully blur the line between the digital and in-store environments.”
http://www.amaze.com/news/news-items/ASICS_In_Store.aspx

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