China’s first AI-operated supermarket opened in Shanghai; I went there to buy a pack of Master Kong noodles
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Repost: http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201812/12/144441ixz9axxykal3aoit.jpg The first supermarket operated entirely with AI opened in Shanghai on the 1st of this month. Unlike traditional supermarkets, customers can pay by hand brushing. Before shopping, customers need to link Alipay and enter their fingerprint information to complete the purchase. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201812/12/144442c7phjamjme4wjjj3.jpg The revolving door will open automatically when scanning the fingerprint. Customers are selecting items in the supermarket, doing it entirely on their own as there are no staff members. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201812/12/144444rtyz5ila4p4854i5.jpg A staff member is demonstrating how the AI supermarket works: making purchases using fingerprints. When the customer scans their fingerprint, the payment is deducted from Alipay. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201812/12/144445rl4yl4wvl0xlnyk4.jpg mmexport1544596911076.jpg (70.05 KB, Downloads: 0) Download attachment Save to album Uploaded 1 hour ago
Is there really no one? I’m going in to open a pack of instant noodles and eat them, then I’ll come back!
Was it in this way that Ma**’s unmanned supermarket went bankrupt?
There is a convenience store like this in my neighborhood; it’s not big, and you enter by scanning a code
It seems to be just another gimmick; it doesn’t have much real meaning
I hope we won’t repeat Ma**’s mistakes!