AiFi opens 80 computer vision-powered autonomous stores
AiFi has reached the milestone of opening 80 independent retail stores worldwide.
By working with technology providers and retailers such as Verizon, Microsoft, Carrefour, Aldi, Compass Group, Sodexo, Choice Market, and Żabka Group, AiFi has the largest number of cameras across North America and Europe, using computer vision. He said he opened a store. , Middle East, Asia.
This year, we have increased the speed of rollout to two stores per week.
AiFi has demonstrated this by opening 50 computer vision-powered stores in a matter of months with Żabka, Poland’s largest convenience store chain.
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Sneaker Platform Edit LDN Enters Metaverse With Bloktopia
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Ottonomy.IO Announces Seed Round and Launch of Ottobot 2.0
Autonomous robotics delivery startup Ottonomy.IO has closed a $3.3M seed funding round, bringing its total funding to date to $4.9M.
The round was led by Pi Ventures. Sangeet Kumar, founder and CEO of Connectic Ventures and Branded Hospitality Ventures, and Addverb Technologies, also attended.
McDonald’s at Xanax: Boxpark boss Roger Wade blows up self-service kiosks
Roger Wade, CEO and founder of UK-based retail and food park company Boxpark, took to LinkedIn to criticize McDonald’s and its rollout of in-store self-service kiosks.
“Who doesn’t like McDonald’s concessions?” he asked.
“Businesses must prioritize customer service over technology. Technology for technology!”
He added: It has now been replaced by a barren world of technology. McDonald’s of Xanax. Founders will return their graves!
Amen!
Oxford City Football Club Teams Up With CoinCorner For Bitcoin Payments First
Oxford City FC has become the first English National League club to accept matchday payments in Bitcoin after entering into a multi-year partnership with CoinCorner.
Supporters can purchase tickets, food and beverages inside the RAW Charging Stadium with Bitcoin and Lightning instead of traditional cash or cards.
The move means that payments can also be made using CoinCorner’s Bolt Card. It is marketed as the world’s first contactless Bitcoin Lightning card.
To celebrate the partnership, CoinCorner has created a limited edition Oxford City FC branded Bolt card that can be purchased in the club shop.
Dafydd Moore Appointed Group Director of IT Strategy and Architecture at Halfords
Halfords has appointed Dafydd Moore as Group Director of IT Strategy and Architecture.
He joins from Dyson where he was Global Head of IT Strategic Architecture and Innovation.
In a LinkedIn post, Moore said:
“I am so grateful to all the people I have worked with at Dyson for helping me grow to the point where I am ready to take on this exciting new role.”
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