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A pleasant surprise awaited a woman who walked into Jo Malone to purchase a perfume. The moment she touched a bottle, the screen beside her sprung to life with a stunning animation of honey, cherry blossom and fig that she swears she could then smell in the fragrance itself. It suggested combining with another bottle and thrilled by the experience, she eventually purchased more than originally intended, and became a regular customer. Behind the woman’s delightful experience was the meticulous thinking of avant-gardist technocrats and entrepreneurs, Jared Schiffman and Trevor Sumner. “Shoppers touching a product are 40 percent more likely to buy it. If you get them to hold it for 30 seconds, they will pay 75 percent more,” remarks Sumner. Mr. Sumner is CEO of PERCH—a pioneering retail marketing technology platform— which unites digital content with physical products through mixed reality interactive displays that offer magical experiences that surprise and delight customers. 

