Artificial Intelligence

L'Oreal Canada's chief digital officer recently shared insight about the company's recent expansion of the ModiFace technology to Amazon consumers, plus live video shopping during the pandemic.  

The convenience store chain is teaming with San Francisco startup Standard Cognition to pilot touchless, autonomous checkout technology at its stores.

Robotic Assistance Devices' new tool is integrated into its Health Screening system and can be used to automatically prevent people who are not wearing masks from entering buildings.

Post-pandemic, how can CPGs prepare for demand and channel changes to optimize their supply chains and be ready to meet shoppers wherever they are? AI can help.

While delivering a keynote presentation at Path to Purchase Expo earlier this month, Forrester's Brendan Witcher outlined the top investments companies should make to meet the expectations of consumers today and tomorrow.

Through a partnership with Innit, the rice brand launched a new tech initiative that leverages the Google Lens visual search technology to connect digital information to physical products and unlock meal solutions.

CGT presents a comparison chart of solution providers on the forefront of developing tools that help consumer goods companies improve their trade promotion planning and execution. Plus, a roundtable of industry experts provides thought leadership for companies navigating this critical business need.

L’Oreal’s ModiFace subsidiary has brought virtual try-on technology for lipstick to Amazon, removing a purchase barrier for cosmetics consumers seeking to discover their perfect shade online.

CGT launches a new, ongoing overview of shopper-facing technology providers by presenting a list of solutions we personally encountered in the first half of 2017.

The family-owned grocer has tapped tools from Eversight to expand the ability to test pricing and promotion in stores in real time.

With pricing and promotional software provided by Eversight, the cranberry juice maker is looking for a more efficient and effective trade spend.

Jet.com has partnered with Spoon Guru to leverage the UK-based technology company’s innovative AI-powered solution that enables shopping by specific dietary preferences as more consumers opt to follow exclusive lifestyle diets both for health reasons or personal choices.