Major Supermarket Chain Testing Human-Sized Robot that Roams the Aisles for Gaps
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Major supermarket chain testing human-sized robot that roams the aisles for gaps
The machine independently roams the aisles using artificial intelligence, computer vision and advanced sensors to continuously monitor shelves without staff having to carry out manual checks
Tesco trials shelf-scanning robots in supermarket aisles
Tesco is testing an autonomous robot that roams supermarket aisles looking for empty shelves, misplaced products and incorrect prices. The grocery giant is trialling Simbe Robotics’ Tally robot in one of its stores, and has plans to extend the pilot to a small number of other locations. Measuring roughly five feet tall, Tally uses artificial intelligence, cameras and computer vision to travel independently through the aisles and scan the items o…
Tesco Trialling Stock Checking Robots
Tesco has become the latest supermarket to start testing aisle-roaming robots that use AI and computer vision to scan the placement, price, and availability of stock on shelves. According to trade publication The Grocer, the supermarket is currently trialling Simbe (more…) The post Tesco Trialling Stock Checking Robots appeared first on KamCity.
Tesco follows grocery rival Morrisons as it tests out Simbe’s Tally in-store stock scanning robot
Tesco is trialling Simbe’s Tally in-store shelf scanning robot. This is taking place at a single store, with plans to extend the pilot to a small number of other locations. A photo of Tally in action was added to Reddit with the poster noting that “nobody went within 5ft of it and kept giving it side eye”. Last year, in a UK first, Morrisons also tested out Tally. Toby Pickard, Retail Futures Senior Partner at IGD, and a member of the judging pa…
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