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Customers can change the settings or highlight certain aspects of the items to get a full picture of how the products could work in their own lives. At VF’s new retail space in London, clothing and accessories are featured on avatar-based AR mannequins. The retailer behind brands like The North Face and Vans is using technology to enhance the traditional retail experience. VF Uses AR Mannequins To Showcase Products

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The Mercedes Me service and app showcases a car’s features without having to read a manual and allows drivers to easily see data about their car from anywhere in the world. Mercedes designed a personalized app that not only replaces the manual but tracks everything about a car and driver.

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Mercedes Launches AR Owner’s ManualĬar owner’s manuals are notoriously big and bulky. These 20 companies showcase amazing examples of customer experience innovation. To stay ahead of the competition, companies need to constantly be finding new ways to serve customers and enhance the customer experience. What customers want and expect is constantly changing. Be part of the brand new Customer Experience Community. To get fresh insights on innovation, customer experience & entrepreneurship, hit the 'subscribe' button here. I would report it to GF as probably needs a fix for this version - connect app seems ok though.This is part of LinkedIn's new Newsletter Series. I’m on 11.2.5 and just tested and seen same issue. Do I have to await resolution by either Grainfather or next iOS version, use iPad with retyped recipes, GF Connect app instead or any other solution? I suspect I’m not the only person to have been caught by this inadvertent upgrade, any ideas would be most welcome as I would like to crack on with my third brew day in a week or so. The Grainfather Connect app may solve the problem, but I do not have Beer Smith or other software to import recipes. I have no doubt it is one of the many bugs in this suboptimal iOS version of the software, but my recipes have not transferred to the iPad. However, as soon as I click on the recipe option it opens then any attempt to view the whole recipe or open it to edit or set as a new session automatically gives a black screen and shuts the app. Not only is it ripping through my battery life, but more importantly, although I can see and open the Grainfather app, the current session for my brew in the fermenting vessel seems to be tracking satisfactorily. Restating the previous working version is barred by Apple.

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Unfortunately, I seem to have been caught out by an automatic upgrade to version 11.2.5. As a rule, I do not upgrade the iOS software unless I have to do for a critical application or have no other choice. I have several other recipes lined up in my Grainfather app on iPhone, all rather laboriously entered.

So far, I have one brew bottled and another in secondary Ferment, but they are looking promising. I hope such an early post of a new topic does not break etiquette. I am a newbie to brewing and have jumped in at the deep end with all grain and Grainfather. Some help and advice would be much appreciated.