In an effort to entice customers back to actual stores, Saks Fifth Avenue is installing AR tech in its cosmetic departments, so people can experience a host of virtual options. These efforts cater to luxury shoppers who want a seamless, hassle-free experience before spending big.

Do people want more selective social media? Can VR extend to our other senses? And how is AI heightening expectations for personalisation? In this part of the 2018 Expert Outlook series, we speak to three technology experts about how the devices we use are changing us.

There are hundreds of millions of sports fans worldwide, but whether due to geographical distance or limited ticket availability, many won’t get to see their favourite team in a stadium setting. With Intel True View, however, people can immerse themselves in the action through VR live-streams.

A New York-based collective of eight artists has created an app that allows people to interact with works at the Museum of Modern Art through their smartphones. With visitor numbers at museums in decline, the integration of tech is encouraging people to engage with culture.