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Concept demonstrates a lot of great technology and ideas.

This is really amazing stuff. I just tracked down a YouTube video related to the Adidas store experience, and it is amazing how you can browse through 3D renders of the shoes on this kiosk-like wall. Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKbsfOAVu3Y

Interesting opportunities here maybe; essentially replaced employees, store, etc., with digital signage/touchscreen; opportunities to advertise?

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Pop up store for a software company. Keeping in mind for Gold Peak.

guy that headed up Flip now has a grilled cheese store- order from your phone and go pick it up, it will be ready in one min

Chanel pop-up f-commerce store.

gives customers a way to scan, tally and bag their own groceries, the mobile app also provides personalized offers based on a shopper's location in the store and purchase history. 

This is a pretty awesome store. They are always doing big things here.

" converted stores"

By: Brad Reed | Sep 26th, 2012 at 09:15PM Yes, people still like mobile apps. Google ( GOOG) on Wednesday announced that its Google Play store had now served up more than 25 billion total app downloads, an impressive figure for a store that launched just four years ago.

content sharing site where handpicked fashion ambassadors upload images of their outfit -- like pinterest or pose.  If ambassador wants to sell a piece, users will have a chance to purchase the product

"Like seemingly every startup currently exploring an ad-supported business model, Waze has gone native for its ad platform. Typically startups wade into advertising by working directly with brands then erecting a self-serve platform down the road. Waze sped things up. The company began testing ads in its U.S. app over the summer, working directly with Zipcar, Best Buy and a number of fuel brands and convenience store chains; at launch it has added Procter & Gamble, Dunkin' Donuts, Wyndham Hotels, Whole Foods, Jamba Juice, CircleK and Kum & Go to its advertiser roster. The direct sales channel continues, but Waze has also set up a self-serve platform for its most basic ad units. The self-serve platform operates on an auction model with floor prices set at $1 per thousand impressions. In addition to a branded search result, marketers can pay to plot branded pins at their locations on the Waze map. When users click on these branded pins, they can click a link to the company's website, a number to call the location or-borrowing the idea of drive-to advertising popularized by driving navigation company Telenav-a button that would navigate them to the location."