
How wearable technology is re-writing the store
Wearable technology could make shopping possible wherever discovery happens. Rachel Harding explores why that shift may give physical stores a more human purpose.

Wearable technology could make shopping possible wherever discovery happens. Rachel Harding explores why that shift may give physical stores a more human purpose.

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Wearable technology could make shopping possible wherever discovery happens. Rachel Harding explores why that shift may give physical stores a more human purpose.