"Failed to live" says who? The issues with it can be put into two main categories: store issues or user issues Things like making the weight margins too tight

"Failed to live" says who? The issues with it can be put into two main categories: store issues or user issues Things like making the weight margins too tight, weird usability or having more choices that need to be picked from a list than needed (it's easier to just add a barcode to some vegetables for example). Or saying you can scan your own bag but failing to allow for that in practice Well, user issues are a longer list. Sigh > Andrews says his research has found that the majority of people don’t actually want self-checkouts Ok cool, you can stay in line while I use the self-checkout > The checkout screens could also be a threat to your health, according to a recent study Talk about grasping at straws. The whole thing seems to be an anti-automation hit piece