Fujitsu have upgraded their Smart Cart system using the latest in wireless technology. Using the IC chip within a mobile phone as a customer loyalty card, the system can display a range of personalized information. It can also display the carts location in the store and using RFID technology keep a record of the items in the shopping cart.
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FedEx jumps on the “smart” wagon with a new web-based service. FedEx Corp. (FDX) today is announcing a sensor-enabled...
Avery Dennison and Scanbuy, Inc. Introduce Mobile-Merchandising Solution a technology that uses 2D barcode technology to enable camera phones to...
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NTT Communications has begun trials of a high-tech alternative to loyalty cards that promises to simplify their use. Loyalty...
Homeplus, the nation’s second largest discount chain, announced yesterday that it will open what it calls a “fourth generation...
The tech giant acquires the open platform for smart home devices to “improve the convenience and services in people’s...
Microsoft Smart Stores March 9, 2023
Microsoft Cloud for Retail is a cloud-based solution that helps retailers to digitally transform the...
Smart Stores that are already trading February 10, 2022
For years now we have been talking about smart stores where nearly every part of the shopping experi...
Smart Stores – Rebooting retail through in-store automation August 23, 2020
Customers these days expect the efficiency and convenience of an online experience when they visit a...
Amazon launches ‘Smart Stores’ in India July 23, 2020
Amazon’s latest initiative into retail is called “Smart Stores”. Part of Amazon Pa...
How We’ll Buy Things in 2030 February 22, 2020
Smart Stores and Personalized Experiences How do you buy your stuff? Do you get in your car, or type...
