Feature Article

Nowadays, among advanced technologies, image recognition has garnered increasing attention from retailers and revolutionized the industry.

From self-checkout scanning barcodes and RFID to Just Walk Out, smart carts, and AI checkout, the technologies are reshaping how we shop.

Different businesses require different types of POS software and hardware. But how do you select the perfect POS system for your business? This article will walk you through the decision-making process.

POS is the checkout system that many businesses use to process transactions and keep track of sales. As technology advance, we can now automate POS with AI to make it work more efficiently.

As AI algorithms mature and computing devices advance, computers have evolved from merely recognizing human faces with small variations to successfully identifying bread with various visual variations. This advancement provides bakeries with worry-free AI solutions!

The retail landscape is undergoing a transformative evolution, and at the forefront of this revolution is the state-of-the-art Visual Checkout System. This cutting-edge solution seamlessly integrates with existing Point of Sale (POS) systems, offering a streamlined process from product cataloging to real-time recognition, ultimately providing an unparalleled shopping experience. Integration Steps: The Process of Using…

Visual Checkout harnesses the power of AI, deep learning, and computer vision to identify non-packaged bread, streamline the checkout process, elevate the customer experience, and decrease both training and operational costs.

As we explore what sets humans apart and what AI cannot replicate, it becomes clear that our future depends on the collaboration between human strengths and the capabilities of AI.

AI enhances human potential, freeing us from repetitive tasks. It’s not about AI replacing us but working with us for a brighter future.

Many physical retailers have started implementing self-checkout solutions with the aim to shorten checkout time, either by barcode scanning or by grab-and-go solutions. Yet, there could be high setup costs and limitations on products that could be scanned. How retailers can cut down on checkout queues without turning their store into a grab-and-go?