In an attempt to create a safer and more comfortable shopping experience for customers, the immersive Showfields is launching a contactless in-store app.

A new process can turn 3D-printed objects into interactive displays using a spray-on material.

The app supports skill and resource sharing and champions partnerships between social justice advocates.

Outfits that are selected by Amaro during in-game interactions will be produced in real life and featured in the new collection.

The mask can also be used to take notes and can translate from Japanese into eight other languages.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, a digital racing platform has combined with hardware that makes any bike high-tech and stationary.

The process produces pieces as large as structural supports and reduces both resources and waste.

Scandit’s platform allows stores to develop apps that allow customers to scan products with their smartphones and pay directly in the app.

An Indian company has developed a cheap and easy-to-install system that will allow users to avoid pushing elevator buttons.

Increased socialising can be made safer by providing real-time visitor numbers alongside information about maximum numbers permitted.

The tool enables users to get a sense of products’ size, look and feel in their space of choice.

The app quickly builds up care records, saving time for healthcare professionals working with large numbers of patients.