Caper tech powers Kroger KroGO smart cart pilot
Kroger is testing out Caper's artificial intelligence powered shopping cart at a Cincinnati store in the US.
Shoppers can use a KroGO branded smart cart to scan items and pay for them, eliminating the need to stand in line and checkout.
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Kroger is the third grocery retailer to adopt Caper’s technology, the other two being Sobeys and FoodCellar.
"In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the demand for autonomous checkout technology is driving grocers and retailers to innovate and adopt new technologies that keep shoppers safe and streamline checkout," says Lindon Gao, CEO and Co-founder, Caper, which has raised more than $14 million in funding to date.
“We are excited to partner with Kroger on this pilot and look forward to gaining valuable feedback from its customers and associates."
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