A shopper can see the basic information on a shelf and decide whether they want to learn more. If they do, an augmented reality qr code can provide a simple entry point to a browser-based experience.

Technologies that convert image to 3D model can help retailers create three-dimensional product representations from existing visual assets. This can make it easier to introduce interactive visualization without requiring every product to be modeled manually from the ground up.

For example, augmented reality menus can give customers another way to explore dishes before placing an order. Instead of relying only on a name and written description, guests could access richer visual information about what they are considering.