Blurbs
comparison of Wanna and RetailVR
Learn about how these 3D,AR,VR, & Immersive vendors stack up against each other
by
checking out our blurbs,
claims, and case studies.
Blurbs
comparison of Wanna and RetailVR
Learn about how these 3D,AR,VR, & Immersive vendors stack up against each other
by
checking out our blurbs,
claims, and case studies.
Wanna
"Enhances online shopping with virtual try-ons"
Focused on
Virtual Try-On
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WANNA provides fashion brands with virtual try-on and 3D viewer technologies. It gives customers interactive experiences, letting them see how footwear, bags, jewelry, and clothing look and fit without stepping into a store. This reduces guesswork, boosts purchase confidence, and adapts online platforms to modern shopping preferences.
Proprietary AR technology
WANNA claims that its proprietary AR technology delivers the highest realism in materials and fit, vividly showcasing details like light reflections on diamonds and colored gems.
Immersive customer experience
WANNA claims that its virtual try-on and 3D viewer solutions provide customers with a near in-store shopping experience, allowing them to interact with products and pair them with outfits.
Increased conversion rates
WANNA claims that its solutions have led to a 9% increase in conversion rates and a 4% decrease in product return rates for its clients.
RetailVR
"Creates interactive, data-driven 3D merchandising experiences."
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Retail VR helps marketers with immersive 3D tools for creating, testing, and executing merchandising strategies. By simulating retail environments, users can visualize and adapt their strategies on the fly, ensuring informed decision-making. It integrates data analytics to optimize performance, streamline execution, and enhance overall store presentation.
innovative 3D merchandising
Retail VR claims that its 3D merchandising platform allows retailers to simulate store layouts, enhancing decision-making with data-driven insights.
scalability and adaptability
Retail VR claims that its platform is adaptable to any format, enabling the automatic generation of 3D models from photos at zero marginal cost.
data-driven performance
Retail VR claims that by connecting merchandising data, it helps businesses conduct comprehensive shopper studies, driving performance and insights.