Unduh DareDevil Display

1. And while both the cpg/design companies which design/construct them and the brands which commission/pay for them have taken steps to police the build quality, it’s a time-consuming process to review thousands of individual photos or visit/audit hundreds of store locations.

2. Photos, videos, animations, 3D models, music files - if it's digital, the DareDevil platform lets you create a retail experience that drives engagement and impulse buying through digital promotions and activations like no other.

3. You can now track your in-store displays from the moment they are picked up from a cpg design-services company up through their installation at individual retail brick and mortar store locations, with verifiable/auditable checkpoints all along the way.

4. It's one thing to document and streamline the flows - and an entirely separate business to be able to create gig jobs (at gig.store and within the DareDevil mobile app) that allow anyone to circle back weeks later to ensure that everything still looks fine.

5. A full-blown, persistent Augmented Reality platform that allows retailers and brands to display any digital media in virtual form in the front of their storefront or at the end of aisle seven.

6. Tens of millions of in-store, merchandise displays are shipped and delivered to retail store locations every year.

7. Using patented geofencing technologies, we validate/verify that photos/videos are taken at the store where the work was supposed to have been performed.

8. As most all of these merchandise displays start off life as digital renderings and then 3D-models, it only makes sense that we should be able to use these same 3D-images in the real-world.

9. You can even bake watermarks, brands or identifying information directly into the photos/videos that get submitted using patented geofilter technologies.

10. It is a gig economy after-all... and now brands have one platform where they can both initiate and audit the work they've paid for.

11. Not to mention, there is always the concern that some photos may be re-used from one store to another.