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MNDA

Enterprise/Corporation
Company Type
LA, United States
Location
Project work
Engagement Model
6 - 10 people
Team Size
6 - 9 Months
Duration
$50K - $100K
Budget

About

The electronics retailer, wanted to improve their sales and customer service by analyzing the flow of people into their stores. We created a system using Machine Learning, image detection, and face recognition. The system tracks visitors' movements and the most viewed shelves and products. This information helps the store to focus on selling popular products and to avoid unpopular ones, ultimately improving the sales process.

Challenge, approach, and impact

Limited visibility into in-store customer behavior

The retailer lacked clear visibility into how customers moved through physical store spaces. Existing data sources did not provide an intuitive way to understand high-traffic zones, movement patterns, or underutilized areas. Without a visual representation of in-store behavior, decisions around layout changes, product placement, and space optimization were largely based on assumptions rather than observable customer flow data.

How we built

Data Analytics and Visualization
Web Apps
SaaS
AI & ML Solutions
Website Design
E-Commerce
Marketplaces
API
Architecture
Integrations

Testimonials

Jared D.

Consumer Electronics Retail

Verified Testimonial

DATAFOREST provides meaningful shopper-behavior Insights. They are very responsive and effective, trying to engineer and offer the best fit solution.

Team structure

Client team

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Jared

CEO

Project stakeholder

The client stakeholders were working closely with the team at Dataforest

Agency team

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3 x Data Engineer

Production

2 x Product Manager's avatar

2 x Product Manager

Production

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