NRF—NVIDIA today announced the NVIDIA AI Blueprint
for retail shopping assistants, a generative AI reference workflow
designed to transform shopping experiences online and in stores.
The blueprint — built on the NVIDIA AI Enterprise and NVIDIA
Omniverse™ platforms — helps developers create AI-powered digital
assistants that work alongside and support human workers. These
digital assistants can deliver the expertise of a company’s best
sales associate, stylist or designer, elevating customer
satisfaction and workforce efficiency.
Using NVIDIA NeMo™ microservices provided within the blueprint,
these highly skilled AI shopping assistants can understand text-
and image-based prompts, search for multiple items simultaneously,
complete complicated tasks such as creating a travel wardrobe, and
answer contextual questions like whether a product is
waterproof.
Developers can use the Omniverse platform in conjunction with a
spatial-scanning solution to enable AI agents to present products
in physically accurate virtual environments. For example, customers
looking to buy a couch could preview how the furniture would look
in their own living room.
AI agents with advanced capabilities like these are designed to
enhance customer experiences, drive higher conversion rates, lower
product return rates and increase the average size of orders
through highly intelligent, personalized suggestions of
complementary products or upgrades.
“AI agents can elevate shopping experiences, turning what can be
impersonal transactions into smarter, more enjoyable interactions,”
said Azita Martin, vice president of AI for retail, consumer
packaged goods and quick-service restaurants at NVIDIA. “Shoppers
everywhere want intelligent product recommendations, personalized
interactions and lightning-fast response times. AI agents built
using the NVIDIA AI Blueprint for retail shopping assistants can
deliver this kind of exceptional, always-on service to every
customer.”
Accelerating Retail AI Assistant
DevelopmentSoftServe, a leading IT advisor to some of the
most recognizable brands worldwide, today announced its SoftServe
Gen AI Shopping Assistant, developed using NVIDIA’s shopping
assistants blueprint in early access.
The assistant can help browse product catalogs, search for items
and access detailed product information quickly. A standout feature
is its virtual try-on capability, allowing customers to visualize
how products look on them directly through an online chat before
making a purchase.
“Whether it’s online, offline or hybrid shopping, retailers face
challenges like purchase hesitation, costly returns and the need
for personalized customer experiences,” said Ivan Leshko, executive
vice president North America at SoftServe. “The NVIDIA AI Blueprint
for retail shopping assistants enabled us to build a turnkey
solution quickly so our retail customers can use AI to keep
consumers engaged and drive higher conversion rates.”
NVIDIA AI Drives Business Impact, Enhanced Customer
ExperienceWith AI shopping assistants, retailers can
deliver more engaging customer interactions, around the clock and
across the world.
NVIDIA’s retail shopping assistant blueprint features NVIDIA AI
Enterprise software, including NVIDIA NIM™ microservices for Meta
Llama 3.3 70B and NVIDIA NeMo Retriever embedding and reranking
microservices, to deliver AI performance at scale. It also includes
NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails safety features, as well as NVIDIA Omniverse
for design and visualization capabilities.
Key features of the blueprint include:
- Multimodal and multi-query capabilities, enabling consumers to
use text and images in queries.
- Integration with large language models (LLMs) that bring
reasoning capabilities to AI shopping assistants for natural,
humanlike interactions. This includes NVIDIA Llama Nemotron LLMs,
announced this week at the CES trade show, which will be available
later this year.
- The ability to ingest retailers’ product catalog text and image
data for accurate, context-aware responses.
- Guardrails that help ensure customer conversations with the
shopping assistant remain safe and on-topic, protecting brand
values.
- State-of-the-art simulation tools that can help customers
visualize products in their own physically accurate spaces.
The shopping assistant blueprint is the latest addition to a
growing repository of NVIDIA AI Blueprints, many announced at CES
earlier this week. This includes a new version of the NVIDIA AI
Blueprint for video search and summarization that helps retailers
build video analytics AI agents that can analyze large volumes of
live and archived content to boost operational efficiency and
safety.
Bringing Retail Shopping Assistants to Retailers
Worldwide NVIDIA’s global network of partners is
leveraging the fundamental technologies of the shopping assistant
blueprint to develop and deploy innovative solutions for the $30
trillion retail industry. According to eMarketer, the industry is
projected to grow to $35 trillion by 2028, representing significant
opportunities for transformation and growth.
In addition to SoftServe, NVIDIA partners Dell Technologies and
World Wide Technology (WWT) will use the blueprint in early access
to make it easier for retailers to adopt AI.
“Retail leaders harnessing AI-powered personalization are
creating unprecedented competitive advantages in today’s
digital-first marketplace,” said Adam Dumey, global vice president
of retail at WWT. “We’re excited to leverage this new retail
shopping assistant blueprint from NVIDIA to bring the full force of
our nearly $1 billion investment in our Advanced Technology Center
and AI Proving Ground — along with our expert team of data
scientists, retail consultants and AI architects — to help our
retail customers accelerate their AI transformation.”
Availability
The NVIDIA AI Blueprint for retail shopping assistants is now
available in early access. Developers can sign up to be notified
when the blueprint is generally available.
Join NVIDIA at NRF: Retail’s Big Show, running Jan. 12-14, to
learn more about how retailers are using AI shopping assistants to
advance the industry. Visit Dell Technologies’ (5721) and
Supermicro’s (3165) booths on level three to meet with NVIDIA AI
experts and explore live shopping assistant demos.
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language models; the benefits of AI agents with advanced
capabilities; third parties adopting our products and technologies,
the benefits and impact thereof, and the features and performance
of their offerings; AI agents elevating shopping experiences from
depersonalized transactions into smarter, more enjoyable
interactions; providing intelligent product recommendations,
personalized interactions, lightning-fast response times and more,
AI agents built using the NVIDIA AI Blueprint for retail shopping
assistants being able to deliver exceptional, always-on service to
every customer; with AI shopping assistants, retailers being able
to deliver more engaging customer interactions around the clock,
across every region of the world; the global $30 trillion retail
industry being predicted to grow to $35 trillion by the end of
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