findbox scanner helps shoppers find what they're looking for

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Scanning shop shelf after shop shelf in the search for that elusive item can be a frustrating task, particularly if it turns out the item is out of stock. This isn’t just annoying, but it can also mean lost sales as customers leave without buying anything at all. In a bid to help both customers and shopkeepers, Germany-based findbox GmbH has developed the findbox, a kiosk-like device that scans items and packaging, lets shoppers know if a replacement is in the shop and guides them to the right peg... Continue Reading findbox scanner helps shoppers find what they're looking for

Section: Good Thinking

Tags: IFA 2014, Internet of Things, Retail, Shopping, Wireless

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