Categories: Headlines

Patent Application May Reveal Amazon’s Store of the Future

Hint: No cashiers, no registers, no check-out.

A patent application filed recently by Amazon reveals details about a new kind of retail establishment that would allow shoppers to pick items and leave without stopping at a cashier station or kiosk, reports the Revere Digital website. “Based around the idea of complete convenience, such a store would work using a system of cameras, sensors or RFID readers that would be able to identify shoppers and the items they’ve chosen, according to the application, which was filed in September and published in January.”

Read more at Revere Digital

INVISION Staff

Since launching in 2014, INVISION has won 23 international journalism awards for its publication and website. Contact INVISION's editors at editor@invisionmag.com.

Recent Posts

Candy Color and Collaborations Abound in the Latest Batch of New Releases

From music festivals to across the universe spec style this season has it covered.

1 min ago

Enter a New Generation of Fashionable Frames For Today’s Kids

Spectacles and sunglasses for connected kiddos with an eye for style.

22 mins ago

For the Eyes: Vision Loss Research Returns from Space Station

Research for vision loss remedies splash down to earth after space station mission.

19 hours ago

Xenon Ophthalmics and visuSolution GmbH Forge Strategic Partnership to Transform Eye Care in Europe

The Vision Expo has been the stage for this groundbreaking announcement, highlighting the commitment of…

20 hours ago

IUSO’s Dr. Stephen Burns to Receive Honorary Degree from SUNY

Dr. Burns will receive the Doctor of Science, honoris causa, degree in recognition of his…

20 hours ago

This website uses cookies.