Amazon vet’s new robot-powered apparel startup aims to revolutionize how we buy clothes - GeekWire: ". . . Here’s how Hointer works. The store is small but spacious, and the first noticeable thing are the 150 styles of jeans from 23 designers hung up all over the store by wires across the ceiling. All have tags with QR codes attached to them. Before shopping, customers must download theHointer app. Once done, they can walk around and decide what they like. Unlike typical apparel stores that have folded jeans stacked on top of each other, Hointer’s pants are hung up so that customers can closely inspect every detail. . . ."
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