An apparatus and a method are provided for an intelligent shelf display system that creates an intimate customer experience and helps retailers increase operational efficiencies. The system is comprised of a cabinet top to display animated and/or graphical content and is mounted on top of in-store shelves. A fascia to display animated and/or graphical content is extended along each shelf of the in-store shelves. A media player executes multiple media files that are simultaneously displayed on the cabinet top and the fascia. The cabinet top and the fascia display content to entice customers to approach the shelves, and then the fascia switch to displaying pricing information once a customer is nearby. A proximity sensor detects the presence of the customer. Stock sensors track the inventory stocked on the in-store shelves. Alerts are created once the merchandise remaining on the shelves is reduced to a predetermined minimum threshold quantity.

The invention is a system and method of influencing consumer behavior and encouraging demand for a product or service using physical or electronic displays. The display disclosed in the present application is capable of detecting potential consumers passing by within a certain proximity from said display by utilizing motion sensors, heat sensors, sound sensors, camera and other optical sensors, as well as radar. The presentation on the electronic display is then configured to capture the attention of a detected member(s) of the public (“Subject”). Sensors that work in concert with such display are then directed toward determining whether the Subject has been attracted to the message on the display, and in particular, to the promotional message being shown. If a desired attention level has been achieved, the system then tracks Subject's activity within a finite sphere of activity, timeframe or geographic space to determine whether the message shown to the Subject was effective in influencing Subjects behavior or decisions. After determining successful influences on a previous set of Subjects, the system will then dynamically choose, based on the current Subject detected, which display messages to display to elicit a change in current Subject's behavior to achieve a desired conversion or action.

A self-driving vehicle with an external advertising platform, such as video display signage, designed to provide on-demand video ever-changing advertising. The audiences of such advertisements would include those individuals that were in proximity to the self-driving vehicle as it traversed a geographic area. A large fleet of such self-driving vehicles could constantly move between targeted areas, including suburban neighborhoods to reach a maximum audience, without the need of a human operator.

In an embodiment, an interactive wearable device system includes a display configured to face outwardly from a wearer of the interactive wearable device system. The interactive wearable device system also includes a location identification system configured to determine user location data related to the wearer and a separate individual. An automation controller is communicatively coupled to the display and the location identification system. The automation controller is configured to receive the user location data provided by the location identification system. The automation controller is also configured to determine the user location data satisfies at least one criteria and instruct the display to display an image based on the location data satisfying the at least one criteria.

A pedestal antenna for anti-theft systems in commercial establishment's entrances, which has the advantage or benefit of allowing the exhibit of physical or physical objects for exhibit or immediate access for the client as a display window which is immediately perceived by the client when they walk into the premises, as they also do when leaving the premises, as this product showcasing spot is in the same pedestal antenna, located at the access door.

Techniques and systems are described for dynamic modification of digital signage based on device edge analytics and engagement. For instance, the described techniques enable content output of a signage device to be dynamically modified based on different environmental conditions, such as human behaviors indicating likely interest in an instance and/or type of content. Further, different types of sensor data are utilized to automatically detect such behaviors, such as via sensor mounted to and/or adjacent a signage device.

An apparatus and a method are provided for an intelligent shelf display system that creates an intimate customer experience and helps retailers increase operational efficiencies. The system is comprised of a cabinet top to display animated and/or graphical content and is mounted on top of in-store shelves. A fascia to display animated and/or graphical content is extended along each shelf of the in-store shelves. A media player executes multiple media files that are simultaneously displayed on the cabinet top and the fascia. The cabinet top and the fascia display content to entice customers to approach the shelves, and then the fascia switch to displaying pricing information once a customer is nearby. A proximity sensor detects the presence of the customer. Stock sensors track the inventory stocked on the in-store shelves. Alerts are created once the merchandise remaining on the shelves is reduced to a predetermined minimum threshold quantity.

An intelligent cone comprises a base; a cone section; at least one light; a 360 degree motion sensing system; a fan; and at least one hardware processor; and one or more software modules that are configured to, when executed by the at least one hardware processor, receive information from the sensing system indicating that a person is approaching the intelligent cone, activate the at least one light as a warning to the approaching person, and operate the fan to dry a spill or moisture that is creating a safety issue.

A three-dimensional display system includes a first display and a second display spaced apart from the first display having one or more light sources configured to emit light and to illuminate the first display, where the first display is at least partially transparent such that the second display is visible through the first display. The three-dimensional display system includes a special effect system disposed at least in part between the first display and the second display and is configured to be activated to cause a special effect to be visible through the first display. The three-dimensional display system includes a controller communicatively coupled to the first display, the second display, and the special effect system.

A system for capturing and analyzing first-party data of a user. The user's first party data is received from a mobile software application and a self-driving vehicle equipped with digital content screens and intelligent sensors for capturing data. The data source shared between the vehicle and the software application would be owned by the same provider. Privacy concerns surrounding user data would be minimal because the provider would have exact sources for the data and approved usage rights directly from the user. The user first-party data will give the provider improved insights into that consumer's interests and needs, allowing the provider to provide digital content to the user personalized digital content on the digital content screens of the self-driving vehicle. The data collected from the user in or near the self-driving vehicle may be used to target the user on the provider websites, social media, or the mobile software application.