Uniqlo checkout experience is really how self-checkout should be look like, but unfortunately relies on controlling the manufacturing of all products to impleme

Uniqlo checkout experience is really how self-checkout should be look like, but unfortunately relies on controlling the manufacturing of all products to implement efficiently. The closest thing I've seen in a convenience store, was a fully automated 7-Eleven that I ran across in Taipei last year. It seems to rely on smart shelves[1], rather than just product video recognition. This could work for most types of groceries. [1] https://www.retail-insight-network.com/news/7-eleven-itri-store-taiwan/ https://www.retail-insight-network.com/news/7-eleven-itri-st...