The virtual assistant “works” in the store that opened on December 6th in Chengdu, China. His list of tasks includes familiarizing visitors with new products and a tour of the store. The only thing that is required to capture a panda is a mobile device with a camera.
Naturally, there is nothing particularly outstanding in technology; in this case, augmented reality is now actively used in a wide range of human activities. However, the very idea of using virtual consultants is interesting. It seems that many visitors to the new store will only come to “get acquainted” with the panda-seller.
Huawei flagship store has many exciting gadgets to explore. There are various products manufactured by this significant Chinese manufacturer: smartphones, smartwatches, and many different devices designed for the future home, such as “smart” vacuum cleaners, TV-sets, and even cabinets. Plus, there are accessories from Huawei partners in the store.
The opening of the new store and the growing interest from consumers shows that despite the recent difficulties caused by the U.S. pressure, the Chinese manufacturer is doing very well.
