Which retail technology innovation first allowed consumers to virtually 'test' telescope views of celestial objects before purchase, revolutionizing astronomy product marketing in 2012?

The astronomy retail sector has undergone significant transformation in recent decades, adapting to both technological advancements and changing consumer behaviors. From traditional brick-and-mortar telescope shops to sophisticated online platforms with virtual reality features, astronomy retailers have innovated to capture the imaginations of both casual stargazers and serious astronomers. This poll tests your knowledge of a pivotal retail technology innovation that revolutionized how astronomy products are marketed and sold.

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SkyView Simulator - an app that used augmented reality to project what specific telescopes would show when pointed at the night sky
AstroTry - a physical kiosk installed in retail stores that connected to actual telescopes in dark-sky locations for real-time viewing
StarSight Engine - an algorithm that calculated theoretical viewing quality based on telescope specifications and local light pollution
CelestialCompare - a subscription service that sent customers sample images from different telescope models before they committed to purchase