Adeia Announces New E-Commerce Technologies for AI-Powered Clickable Objects and Digital Wallet Solutions
Key Highlights
- ➤Adeia announced AI-powered Clickable Video and Digital Wallet e-commerce technologies
- ➤Digital Wallet links video services directly to wallet providers for three-step checkout
- ➤Clickable Video uses computer vision to match on-screen objects with inventory in real time
- ➤Digital wallet adoption projected to exceed 5.2 billion users in 2026
- ➤Adeia says its e-commerce technologies are licensed by growing industry-leading customers
Expert Statements
Serhad Doken, Chief technology officer of Adeia
“AI is fundamentally changing the e-commerce technology stack and the way consumers discover products, make purchasing decisions and complete transactions in an agentic world.”
Serhad Doken, Chief technology officer of Adeia
“These new technologies will allow platform providers, brands, e-tailers, and merchants to offer a controlled, distraction-free purchase environment, that doesn’t currently exist in today’s static curated cart model.”
SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Adeia Inc. (Nasdaq: ADEA), the technology company known for developing foundational innovations that enable next-generation solutions, today announced new e-commerce technologies developed by its in-house R&D team, including interactive Clickable Video and a Digital Wallet architecture designed to enable frictionless checkout. These technologies can be integrated into retailers’ e-commerce platforms, products and services to create more engaging shopping experiences, simplify the path to purchase, and help drive higher conversion rates.
The potential of shoppable video is clear; building a seamless path from viewer interest to completed purchase remains the challenge. Current implementations route viewers through QR codes, browser redirects, and multi-step checkout flows that break at the moment of peak purchase intent. Adeia has spent years inventing and developing the technology that closes that gap. Rather than connecting video services to individual merchants, the company’s Digital Wallet architecture links video services directly to digital wallet providers, letting consumers use their existing payment credentials and reducing the buying process to three simple steps: see it, pick up your phone, push a button.
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