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Whiz Kid: Zippy

Interactive elements infuse pockets of play within the children’s apparel store

Published

9 years ago

September 2, 2015

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To connect with pint-sized shoppers and parents, design firm Dalziel and Pow (London) developed conductive-ink displays in Zippy’s Setúbal, Portugal, location, allowing the store’s bespoke characters to emit their own personality-based sounds when touched. Another surprise allows kids to feel included during the checkout process: The “Fun Receipts” machine is shaped like a gigantic mouth and issues receipts printed with mazes, games and characters to color. Read the accompanying article that appeared VMSD's September 2015 issue to learn more.

Video courtesy of Dalziel and Pow, London

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