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The most interesting part of this is the "Dash Replenishment Service" linked at the bottom of the page. Looks like they're building APIs to insert the service b
by dlgeek 12y ago
The most interesting part of this is the "Dash Replenishment Service" linked at the bottom of the page. Looks like they're building APIs to insert the service back-end into appliances - they give an example of a coffee maker that automatically orders beans when it runs low.
They list several partners who are going to release products using it - Brita water filters (buys new filters), Whirlpool washer/dryer (detergent), Brother printers (ink/toner) and Quirky who seems to have several products that all re-order consumables.
Looks like Amazon's investing heavily into the "Internet of Things" with this.
- bentcorner 12y agoWhat you need is RFID and smart garbage cans. When you throw something out, it orders itself for you to be on the doorstep the next morning. ♫ The cat came back, the very next day ♫
- teddyuk 12y agono, i don't want auto ordering I wat ordering when i say so a button that i can push is perfect