Which major retailer first implemented interactive digital store maps with geographic positioning to help customers navigate their stores in 2011?

In the intersection of geography and retail innovation, interactive mapping technologies have transformed how consumers navigate and engage with physical stores. This poll explores a pivotal moment in retail geography history when digital mapping first entered the shopping experience, changing how customers find products and how retailers design store layouts. Test your knowledge about this significant retail innovation that bridged geography and shopping!

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Walmart, with their 'Store Navigator' system that used overhead sensors to track shopping carts
Target, with their 'TargetPath' mobile app feature that provided turn-by-turn directions to products
Lowe's, with their 'Lowe's Vision: In-Store Navigation' app using augmented reality overlays
Macy's, with their 'Shop Your Way' mapping technology integrated with their mobile app