O-KI proved its signage investment drove real visits and revenue
Real walk-in attribution proved a ¥140,000 signage investment paid off, lifting foot traffic 69% and revenue 83%.
Foot traffic lift
Revenue lift
Average attention time on optimized content
The screen was running, but its impact was invisible
O-KI is Japan's leading premium Yonezawa beef retailer, running seven boutique locations where 70% of revenue comes from walk-in customers. The team invested ¥140,000 in storefront signage to recapture foot traffic they were losing to nearby competitors, but they had no idea which content worked, which time slots underperformed, or whether the signage was bringing anyone in at all.
Attention to each creative was connected to actual entry
SpaceVision deployed Storefront AI directly in front of the store entrance. The device runs on-device edge processing, capturing Attention Rate per creative, dwell time, and walk-in attribution by hour and day of week. No video is stored and nothing biometric is retained, so the setup stays anonymous and GDPR-aligned while connecting specific content to actual store entries.
Data became the basis for scheduling and investment
With real walk-in attribution per creative and time-slot performance data in hand, O-KI proved the signage investment paid off. Foot traffic rose 69% and revenue climbed 83%, with optimized content holding attention for an average of 8.68 seconds. Content scheduling is now tuned by time slot and day of week, and the revenue lift traces directly back to the optimized signage.
Performance became the basis for the next content decision
Content scheduling
Tune screen content to performance by day and time
Walk-in attribution
See which creative led to an actual store entry
Investment decisions
Explain signage effectiveness with verified evidence