Building on the success of our initial pilot, Walmart Chile is broadening the availability of Shopic’s Smart Cart technology to five locations. This strategic move is designed to redefine the shopping experience for Chilean shoppers by integrating advanced computer vision and AI technology into everyday shopping.
Smart carts represent a leap forward in retail technology, aiming to make shopping more convenient and efficient for shoppers. However, implementing such technology should not disrupt the smooth functioning of store operations.
Self-checkout lanes simply replaced trained employees and with untrained customers. Smart
carts have the potential to be a real game changer in the checkout process.
The world of supermarket retail is changing quickly. After decades of slow, incremental changes inside the grocery store, the digital transformation has shined its bright light on the supermarket aisle.
Over the past few years, we've seen significant technological leaps in smart carts. To compete with e-commerce, retailers have integrated online features into the in-store shopping experience.
Like the constantly evolving retail industry, venture capitalists (VC) are always on the lookout for innovative solutions that disrupt traditional business models and create meaningful change. Shopic is a great example of that type of company. It is revolutionizing brick-and-mortar shopping and is a great fit in our portfolio of companies.
The shopping experience with the smart cart is still about walking down brightly lit, colorful aisles, choosing items, and placing them in the cart. The only thing the smart cart has done is make the experience surrounding those actions so much better.
Our smart cart screen can be used to share specials and promotions with supermarket customers. However, it can also be used to promote foods that are nearing their sell-by date.
Retailers need a solid strategy and the right tools to deliver online experiences in physical
stores. Fortunately, that plays directly into the Smart Cart’s strengths.
We're excited to announce that our solution is now on full-scale rollout at Shufersal, Israel’s top supermarket chain. We're deploying 2000 Smart Carts that will revolutionize the in-store shopping experience.
Retail media is the fastest growing revenue streams for retailers. From a $100 billion market this year it is expected to reach $160 billion by 2026. Retailers seeking to capture a piece of this pie.
Retailers are using digital tools in physical spaces to deliver an online-like, frictionless customer experience. As we move deeper into the decade, digitalizing physical spaces will help lead the turnaround and generate increased sales for physical stores.
Product bundles and cross-sells are two popular online selling techniques that can be applied to supermarkets with smart carts and promoted through the on-cart display. Some sale items are easy to configure and can help drive shoppers to purchase specific brands.
The Shopic smart cart is changing the holiday shopping experience. From shorter lines to creative promotions, here are a few ways supermarkets are using the smart cart.
Our AI-powered clip-on device turns any standard shopping cart into a smart cart, a promotion medium, and an analytics engine. From planogram compliance to store heat maps, from shelf-stocking levels to shopper picking decisions, our carts see and understand everything that happens on your retail floor.
Smart carts, especially those with on-cart payment functionality, can identify the shopper and know their previous buying habits. Using that data, they can create micro-targeted custom promotions designed to both enhance the shopper's experience and increase their basket value.
“We need to differentiate between thousands of items, some of which are very similar to one another in an environment with many edge cases. The system is incredibly accurate and user-friendly – it kind of feels like magic.
Most retailers begin thinking about smart carts as a tool to improve the shopper experience. However, their impact on operations and layout optimization may provide even more value over the long term.
Smart carts help level the retail playing field between online and brick & mortar commerce. The digitalized experience rivals that of e-commerce.
Retailers are betting that delivering a highly personalized, zero-friction experience can improve the shopping experience and help them reclaim market share from e-commerce shops.
Introducing Shopic's frictionless retail solutions. Shopic brings the best of online shopping to brick-and-mortar grocery stores: interactive, personalized & frictionless shopping experiences with data-driven store optimization.
Israel’s largest retailer is also one of its most innovative. When frictionless shopping appeared Shufersal quickly understood the potential benefits for its medium and large grocery stores
Israel’s largest retailer is also one of its most innovative. When frictionless shopping appeared Shufersal quickly understood the potential benefits for its medium and large grocery stores
Building on the success of our initial pilot, Walmart Chile is broadening the availability of Shopic’s Smart Cart technology to five locations. This strategic move is designed to redefine the shopping experience for Chilean shoppers by integrating advanced computer vision and AI technology into everyday shopping.
We're excited to announce that our solution is now on full-scale rollout at Shufersal, Israel’s top supermarket chain. We're deploying 2000 Smart Carts that will revolutionize the in-store shopping experience.
Our AI-powered clip-on device turns any standard shopping cart into a smart cart, a promotion medium, and an analytics engine. From planogram compliance to store heat maps, from shelf-stocking levels to shopper picking decisions, our carts see and understand everything that happens on your retail floor.
Introducing Shopic's frictionless retail solutions. Shopic brings the best of online shopping to brick-and-mortar grocery stores: interactive, personalized & frictionless shopping experiences with data-driven store optimization.
Smart carts represent a leap forward in retail technology, aiming to make shopping more convenient and efficient for shoppers. However, implementing such technology should not disrupt the smooth functioning of store operations.
Self-checkout lanes simply replaced trained employees and with untrained customers. Smart
carts have the potential to be a real game changer in the checkout process.
The world of supermarket retail is changing quickly. After decades of slow, incremental changes inside the grocery store, the digital transformation has shined its bright light on the supermarket aisle.
Over the past few years, we've seen significant technological leaps in smart carts. To compete with e-commerce, retailers have integrated online features into the in-store shopping experience.
Like the constantly evolving retail industry, venture capitalists (VC) are always on the lookout for innovative solutions that disrupt traditional business models and create meaningful change. Shopic is a great example of that type of company. It is revolutionizing brick-and-mortar shopping and is a great fit in our portfolio of companies.
The shopping experience with the smart cart is still about walking down brightly lit, colorful aisles, choosing items, and placing them in the cart. The only thing the smart cart has done is make the experience surrounding those actions so much better.
Our smart cart screen can be used to share specials and promotions with supermarket customers. However, it can also be used to promote foods that are nearing their sell-by date.
Retailers need a solid strategy and the right tools to deliver online experiences in physical
stores. Fortunately, that plays directly into the Smart Cart’s strengths.
Retail media is the fastest growing revenue streams for retailers. From a $100 billion market this year it is expected to reach $160 billion by 2026. Retailers seeking to capture a piece of this pie.
Retailers are using digital tools in physical spaces to deliver an online-like, frictionless customer experience. As we move deeper into the decade, digitalizing physical spaces will help lead the turnaround and generate increased sales for physical stores.
Product bundles and cross-sells are two popular online selling techniques that can be applied to supermarkets with smart carts and promoted through the on-cart display. Some sale items are easy to configure and can help drive shoppers to purchase specific brands.
The Shopic smart cart is changing the holiday shopping experience. From shorter lines to creative promotions, here are a few ways supermarkets are using the smart cart.
Smart carts, especially those with on-cart payment functionality, can identify the shopper and know their previous buying habits. Using that data, they can create micro-targeted custom promotions designed to both enhance the shopper's experience and increase their basket value.
“We need to differentiate between thousands of items, some of which are very similar to one another in an environment with many edge cases. The system is incredibly accurate and user-friendly – it kind of feels like magic.
Most retailers begin thinking about smart carts as a tool to improve the shopper experience. However, their impact on operations and layout optimization may provide even more value over the long term.
Smart carts help level the retail playing field between online and brick & mortar commerce. The digitalized experience rivals that of e-commerce.
Retailers are betting that delivering a highly personalized, zero-friction experience can improve the shopping experience and help them reclaim market share from e-commerce shops.
