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Connected shopping carts are currently being tested in certain stores. The new thing is that you can manage your receipt in real time. They also save time. Report from La Colle-sur-Loup (Alpes-Maritimes).
In a supermarket in La Colle-sur-Loup (Alpes-Maritimes), a luminous and electric trolley catches the eye. This wifi-connected cart records all purchases using sensors and cameras placed inside. A couple experiences it for the first time with enthusiasm. Also a way to keep an eye on your expenses. Other customers are less convinced, but don’t worry, traditional shopping carts are still in service. The intelligent trolley arrived in the supermarket a few months ago.
Win time
The aim is to avoid theft and save time. At the checkout, a line is reserved for new generation trolleys. The receptionist can easily check if there are any errors or omissions on promotions. Another feature: its touch screen can display the nutriscore of products. The start-up Knap, behind this trolley, wants to make purchasing more interactive. For the moment, these new generation trolleys are still being tested in only a few brands.