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The Future. Snap is bringing the power of AR outside of Snapchat with its new AR Enterprise Services (ARES) business unit, giving retailers the ability to build native AR try-on tools on their own platforms. With Snap also giving creators tools to build AR experiences, the tech company may become the frontrunner in AR by its sheer willingness to make it a priority.
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With its “Shopping Suite” and “Enterprise Manager Backend” system, Snap’s new ARES arm will act as a service business to help retailers…
- Build AR try-on experiences for things like clothes, shoes, accessories, and furniture
- Increase e-commerce sales conversions through AR
- Reduce returns (better try-on capabilities, less need to return items)
- Help with product marketing and customer service support
On the customer end, shoppers will be able to do things like upload a photo of themselves to see how clothes would look or try on products in real time through AR. They can also use a 3D Viewer tool to look at all the angles of a product… or the product on themselves.
Snap says it already has over 300 customers, such as Goodr and Gobi Cashmere.
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