Fully Automated Robotic Pizza Kitchen Ready to Roll
The smart machines are coming for us…but don’t worry, they have pizza. Los Angeles startup Stellar Pizza has developed an automated, touchless pizza-making machine that fits in a truck. The mobile restaurant uses precision technology, including vision, sensors, and advanced robotics, to create the perfect pizza from scratch in less than five minutes.
- Author: Terry Sweeney
- August 25, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
AI-Powered Video Analytics Help to Optimize Markets
AI and automation are appearing in nearly every market. Deep North designed a scalable, versatile video analytics platform with the goal of increasing the ROI for companies in various industries, including retail and manufacturing. The platform uses video to analyze customer behavior, monitor security adherence, and understand frequently viewed areas and products.
- Author: Sarah Biagi
- August 10, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
MENU Makes Digital Ordering Easy
Digital restaurant platforms are improving the customer experience, but the benefits don’t end there. Customers enjoy a consistent ordering process, regardless of channel, and restaurateurs learn more about their customers, increase sales, and improve their operations.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- August 9, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
Automated Ordering Systems Are the New Drive-thru Attendants
The pandemic changed the use of technology in the restaurant industry. Now, QSRs are turning to IoT for automated, efficient ordering systems to increase sales and reduce errors.
- Author: Sarah Biagi
- June 23, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
Retail Reimagined: Smart Self-Serve Kiosks Enhance Customer Experience
The in-store retail shopping processes of the pre-pandemic times are moving into retirement, as consumers now desire the same smart, fast, purchasing experience that online shopping delivers. At the ready are new smart kiosk retail solutions that use IoT, analytics, machine vision, and cloud technology to deliver services such as customer authentication, wayfinding, inventory automation, digital advertising, and express checkout from anywhere in a store.
- Author: Melanie McMullen
- June 22, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
Open for Business: The AI-powered Autonomous Store
Retail store technology continues to move forward at a fast pace. Cloudpick has rolled out a digital solution for brick and mortar stores that includes computer vision, AI, deep learning, and edge computing technology. Using the solution, the Singapore retail chain Cheers has opened an advanced, unmanned AI-powered autonomous store.
- Author: Melanie McMullen
- June 8, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
AI Reshapes Fashion Design and Manufacturing
Artificial intelligence technologies and robotics are driving changes in the world of fashion. From market analysis to custom designs to waste reduction, AI opens the door for designers to be on trend, responsive, and conscientious global citizens.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- June 7, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
New Podcast: Inside the Digital Bakery, Crafting 3D Printed Foods
To see what’s cooking in the world of 3D food printing, the IoT Integrator Wire editors checked in with an expert in the technology and design of 3D printed food, Kyle von Hasseln, CEO and founder of CURRANT™ 3D. Hear Hasseln’s insights on how he creates intricate food designs and how 3D food printing might be a more sustainable way to design and create edibles than traditional food manufacturing.
- Author: Melanie McMullen
- June 2, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
EV Charging Solution Aims to Supercharge Retail Traffic
EOS Linx has built a connected, intelligent digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising and EV charging station solution that has an appealing caveat: it is free to install and can generate revenue from ads streaming on its digital screen. The solution is targeted at a wide variety of public and private entities, including municipalities, retailers, hotels, and utilities.
- Author: Melanie McMullen
- May 10, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
Data Analytics Help Prevent Loan Fraud
Financial fraud can cripple lenders. Battling scammers takes a toll, not only from the loss of money loaned, but also from the time spent trying to separate true customers from false applicants. Artificial intelligence and machine learning can help lenders protect themselves against scam artists.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- April 5, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
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