As self-checkout faces a reckoning, advancements in computer vision can fuel the next generation of solutions and help address core self-checkout issues around shrink reduction and customer experience. The history of self-checkout First introduced in the mid-1980s, self-checkout has frequently been heralded as the future of retail. Yet, even as self-checkout became increasingly more common…
This week, the retail analyst firm IHL Group released a new report, “Are We There Yet? How Computer Vision Will Shape the Future of Retail,” which examines the state of computer vision adoption, plans, and impact within “retail environments with high-volume, front-end checkouts such as Grocery, Drug, Mass Merchants, Convenience Stores, and larger Specialty Hard…
In this complimentary white paper, retail analyst firm IHL Group deeply explores the adoption, plans for, and impact of computer vision within high-volume, front-end retail environments, including Grocery, Drug Stores, Mass Merchants, Convenience Stores, and larger Specialty Hard Goods retailers like DIY and Electronics. Within the report, you’ll learn: Get your copy today!
In our last blog post, we highlighted the many technical challenges related to implementing AI computer vision in retail. Even once computer vision providers overcome the challenges outlined in our previous blog post, product managers need to consider the operational challenges that retailers face when deploying computer vision. In this blog post, we focus on…
As the retail landscape evolves, product managers are at the forefront of identifying and implementing innovative technologies that combat prevalent industry challenges around shrink, the customer experience, and the competitive threats posed by online retailers. As innovators explore different technologies and techniques to address these issues, AI computer vision is often considered for its potential…