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The retail technology industry, particularly in-store analytics and retail media, is experiencing significant growth. Driven by the need for data-backed ROI in physical retail, technologies leveraging AI and existing infrastructure (like CCTV) are gaining traction. The focus is on bridging the online-offline data gap and monetizing in-store assets, creating a dynamic and competitive landscape with increasing investment from both brands and retailers.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Retail Media Network Ad Spend in United States
~$45.2 billion
(24.6% CAGR)
- Growth primarily driven by increased brand investment.
- Expansion of retail media networks into in-store channels.
- Demand for measurable ROI from physical retail campaigns.
Approximately $50 billion
Generative AI can create dynamic, personalized content for in-store digital signage and media, adapting in real-time to shopper demographics and behaviors detected by analytics.
Processing AI algorithms directly on in-store devices (like CCTV cameras) reduces latency, enhances privacy by minimizing data transfer, and enables real-time insights without cloud dependency.
Creating virtual replicas of physical stores allows for simulated testing of store layouts, merchandising, and media placements before physical implementation, optimizing efficiency and ROI.
The CCPA, significantly amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) effective January 1, 2023, grants California consumers extensive rights over their personal information, including the right to know, delete, and opt-out of the sale or sharing of their data, and establishes the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA).
This policy requires Mediar Solutions to ensure robust data anonymization and privacy-by-design in their in-store analytics to comply with consumer rights regarding data collection and sharing.
The ADPPA is a comprehensive federal privacy bill currently proposed in the U.S. Congress, aiming to establish a national privacy standard that would preempt many state laws, including parts of the CCPA, and regulate how companies collect, use, and share personal data.
If enacted, this federal law could standardize data privacy compliance across states, potentially simplifying Mediar's regulatory landscape but requiring adherence to a new, comprehensive set of data handling rules.
The FTC has increased its focus on protecting consumer privacy, particularly concerning the collection and use of biometric data and the responsible deployment of AI, issuing guidance and pursuing enforcement actions against companies for deceptive practices or privacy violations.
Mediar Solutions must remain vigilant about the FTC's evolving interpretations and enforcement in the use of AI for analyzing shopper behavior to avoid privacy breaches and maintain consumer trust.
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