Unattended payment systems are all the rage in the retail industry at the moment. The pinnacle of development has to be Amazon’s Go Store in Seattle, where you can buy things and pay at the POS with Amazon Pay

Industrial robots are complex machines that perform a variety of operations in any business, regardless of the industry it belongs to. These robots operate 24/7 to perform the required tasks and are subjected to wear and tear like any other technological equipment.

As e-commerce and mobile commerce markets surge to valuations of $3.53 trillion and $693 billion respectively, more retailers are offering easier payment mechanisms to simplify the payment process. The idea is to move the consumer journey along faster now that more people are using the internet to make purchasing decisions.

From the design to the features, everything about the SQS15 Dagger is nothing short of spectacular. This weapon comes with a type III, black hard-coat anodized finish that not only enhances the appearance of this 35.5-inch rifle but also packages spectacular power functions in a sturdy design. With a 5.56 NATO caliber and a 16”

Breaking even in wholesale is difficult for businesses competing in today’s economy. Businesses are generally competing neck and neck across various industries and sectors, whether it’s in the primary, secondary or tertiary sector.

Contactless Unattended Devices have become a norm across the retail industry—Amazon Go-like stores are widely considered the future of the retail industry. The same payment systems have also been around for a while in parking areas or even in offices. One place where unattended payment systems have yet to catch on is the healthcare industry—which

Australia’s economy is one of the fastest and most steadily growing in the world, holding the record for the longest period of growth in 2018. Despite seeing a major setback that devastated the country in late 2019, with the bushfire causing immeasurable damage, things are looking up and progressing.

Augmented Reality (AR)—the technology that involves overlaying virtual images onto real-world environments and objects via mobile devices—is currently transforming customer service across a wide range of industries. The technology has emerged as a revolutionary tool that allows businesses virtually limitless opportunities to interact with their customers on their preferred devices. The AR Revolution We’ve collected

Frida Cai left China for higher education in 2013. When she returned just after three years to her hometown, Beijing, a street vendor refused to accept her cash payment for a watermelon. He said that he only accepted mobile payments through WeChat.

The evolution of Augmented Reality from a science-fiction concept to a reality weaved into the everyday experience for thousands of consumers and businesses globally, took a while, but it’s all been worth it. Technological innovation has allowed for more persistent and widespread application in consumer and commercial arenas by making its way into our smartphones.