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Swapping Cashiers for Cameras
Soon there will be an Electronic wall built everywhere to contain law and order and with face recognition, the lawbreakers will identify and be punished in an effective manner to instill proper lawful activity. This particular system was perfected by Israeli startup group. No more line when shopping, however.
Formalized Knowledge and The Global Village is here.
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/spurred-by-amazon-supermarkets-try-swapping-cashiers-for-cameras-11562491800
Tesco plans to open its self-styled ?pick and go? or ?frictionless shopping? store to the public next year after testing with employees. Eventually, it wants to use the technology, developed by Israeli startup Trigo Vision, in more of its smaller grocery stores.
Tesco?s 4,000-square-foot test store uses 150 ceiling-mounted cameras to generate a three-dimensional view of products as they are taken off shelves. In its recent demo, Tesco?s system detected shoppers as they walked around the store. It also identified a group of products when a person holding them stood in front of a screen, tallying up their total price. Tesco is considering identifying shoppers through an app or loyalty card when they enter the store and then charging their app when they leave.
Formalized Knowledge and The Global Village is here.
serf
https://www.wsj.com/articles/spurred-by-amazon-supermarkets-try-swapping-cashiers-for-cameras-11562491800
Tesco plans to open its self-styled ?pick and go? or ?frictionless shopping? store to the public next year after testing with employees. Eventually, it wants to use the technology, developed by Israeli startup Trigo Vision, in more of its smaller grocery stores.
Tesco?s 4,000-square-foot test store uses 150 ceiling-mounted cameras to generate a three-dimensional view of products as they are taken off shelves. In its recent demo, Tesco?s system detected shoppers as they walked around the store. It also identified a group of products when a person holding them stood in front of a screen, tallying up their total price. Tesco is considering identifying shoppers through an app or loyalty card when they enter the store and then charging their app when they leave.
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