An AR-powered shopping assistant that anticipates your unspoken desires based on browsing history, social media activity, and even biometric data. It subtly guides you toward products perfectly aligned with your subconscious wants, offering personalized recommendations and exclusive deals you can't refuse. Think of it as a shopping fairy godmother... with a profit motive.

A retail AR game where users complete location-based shopping quests for rewards and discounts. Navigate through stores using AR, unlock achievements by interacting with specific products, and compete with friends on leaderboards. It's Pokemon Go... but for consumerism! Encourages exploration of retail spaces and drives foot traffic to participating stores.

A low-tech, non-AR solution for indoor navigation during AR system failures. This product includes pre-printed, color-coded maps of major retail environments coupled with compass navigators. The navigator includes a pocket flashlight and space for written notes. ONC ensures consumers can navigate essential stores regardless of technological failures.

A citizen science initiative to crowdsource physical maps of local stores, marking essential resources and providing alternative routes. These maps are produced in print - using locally sourced recycled materials - and distributed freely. Offers community resilience against technological breakdown and empowers people to retain awareness of their environment.

An AR application that directs shoppers towards state-approved products within retail environments, ensuring compliance with ethical and sustainable guidelines. Failure to purchase AR approved products results in lower 'Social Credit' and less desirable product recommendations. Promotes social responsibility, however, with little autonomy for consumer choice.

This mandated AR system overlays a carbon footprint score onto every product in the retailer's inventory. The system incentives consumers to choose low-carbon footprint goods using a point system, incentivizing consumers with rebates and other incentives. Consumers must wear government mandated AR glasses, and retailers must be equipped with compatible technology.

An open-source AR filter users can overlay over existing AR navigation. It reveals hidden information: labor practices, supply chain transparency, and the data that store AR is gathering on the user. Promotes mindful and ethical consumption.

An AR app that reveals nearby local producers and artisans, bypassing big retail and encouraging hyperlocal, sustainable consumption. Points shoppers to farmers' markets, craft fairs, and direct farm sales, ensuring navigation features within these new retail locations. Promotes community building and equitable retail ecosystems.