Tennessee Titans’ Nissan Stadium and Zippin to Launch Five Checkout-Free Stores
In collaboration with Levy and Legends, new checkout-free stores will offer the best fan experience available by eliminating lines and wait times for
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Robomart signs deal with Unilever to launch “The Ice Cream Shop” Robomarts
Pilot partnership introduces ice cream delivery – arrives in as little as two minutes Robomart, the world’s first store-hailing service, has annou
Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology and Amazon One in T-Mobile Park
New “Walk-Off Market” eliminates checkout lines and gives fans the option to enter and pay with just their palm The Seattle Mariners and hospitali
UBS Arena Becomes First Sports and Entertainment Venue in New York Using Amazon’s Just Walk Out Technology
“On the Fly” Powered by Amazon’s Just Walk Out Technology Provides Checkout-Free Store Experience Two convenience-oriented stores ar
EuroCIS in Düsseldorf celebrates anniversary
25 years of the IT innovation platform specifically for retail – a brief historical excursion EuroCIS, The Leading Trade Fair for Retail Technology,
Israeli companies cooperate on smart shopping carts
The Israeli company WalkOut, developer of an autonomous end-to-end frictionless shopping solution, announces an extensive cooperation agreement with M
Automated smart stores: Never run out of milk for your cereal ever again!
Promising staff-free store concepts by Julia Pott (exclusively for EuroCIS.mag) While stores with no (sales) staff sounded like science fiction just a
The Checkout Counter: POS is a Jack-of-all-Trades
All about the equipment and applications of all-in-one POS systems by Katja Laska (exclusively for EuroCIS.mag) Not all cash registers are created equ
3 in 4 consumers want an autonomous shopping experience
With less than 3% of consumers having already shopped at an autonomous store, 75% of consumers said they are interested in shopping at a newly-introdu
First Amazon grocery store opening in Britain
With the first Amazon grocery store opening in Britain, latest research from Mintel reveals that three quarters (76%) of Brits say they would shop at