Trouvez une utilité à votre ticket de caisse avec Skerou. Le but de Skerou est de devenir le compagnon shopping qui va vous permettre d’enregistrer via votre iPhone 4, et bientôt sur Android, vos tickets de caisses.
L’application semble ouvrir d’infinies possibilités : dresser vos listes de courses automatiquement, les commander, disposer des statistiques de vos achats, etc. Le but de Skerou est de devenir le compagnon shopping qui va vous permettre d’enregistrer via votre iphone 4, et bientôt sur Android, vos tickets de caisses. L’application semble ouvrir d’infinies possibilités : dresser vos listes de courses automatiquement, les commander, disposer des statistiques de vos achats, etc. L’idée de départ tente de répondre à une problématique : comment redonner au consommateur le contrôle sur les achats qu’il effectue régulièrement ?
Et quoi de mieux pour le faire que de partir de l’information de base. Amazon’s Flow iPhone App Brings Augmented Reality To Barcode Scanning And Product Search. Amazon subsidiary A9.com has just launched a new augmented reality iPhone app—Flow Powered by Amazon.
Flow uses augmented reality to help users explore and discover tens of millions of products in a real world setting, including books, DVDs, packaged electronics and toys, to give shoppers interactive product information about these items in the real world. Here’s how it works. Once downloaded, you can point the app toward a book, video game, CD, DVD or other product with a UPC barcode. When the app recognized the product, it will display the Amazon.com product information, including the option to play multimedia content and read customer reviews.
For some products, you’ll be able to see trailers and other media previews in the app. “This is our first step towards integrating product search technology with augmented reality,” said Bill Stasior, president of A9.com. Of course, Amazon is timing the release of this app right as the holiday shopping season kicks off. Facebook Co-Founder Eduardo Saverin Leads $7M Round In Scanning And Product Search App ShopSavvy. Barcode scanning and product search app ShopSavvy has raised $7 million in new funding led by Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin with Brad Martin (Former CEO of retailer Saks Fifth Avenue), James Bailey, and participating.
This brings the company’s total funding to $9 million. ShopSavvy is a mobile app that allows you to scan in a barcode, do a product lookup and find comprable deals on products nearby or online. Here’s how it works. Using the phone’s camera and the app, you point your phone’s camera at any barcode and it will read it, do a product look up, and give you information about the product, as well as where you can find it online or at nearby stores and for how much. Since launching in 2008, ShopSavvy has over 10 million current unique users and counts over 40,000 partnerships with retailers, including Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Sears, Nordstrom and Barnes & Noble.