It can tell whether the fruit is ready for smashing or better used sliced
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It can tell whether the fruit is ready for smashing or better used sliced
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Tesco is trialling an innovative solution to a common supermarket dilemma: in-store scanners that allow shoppers to assess avocado ripeness before purchase.
Fans of the fruit are divided over whether it's a shopping hack or if a squeeze test should suffice.
Customers will be able to simply pick up an item - such as an avocado or mango - and put it under a machine that scans it with an…
The scheme will run for two weeks
Avocados erfreuen sich in Europa rasant wachsender Beliebtheit. In Supermärkten helfen Infrarot-Scanner, den optimalen Reifegrad…
The ‘smart-carts’ automatically detect what items customers put in
The chains have been accused of sending edible food to landfill
Tesco trials avocado ripeness scanners in five stores
Supermarket chains to bring in technology to detect ripe fruit
Avocados: Infrarot-Scanner sollen Einkauf revolutionieren
Waitrose trials AI-powered trolleys to scan while you shop
Bananas that don’t go brown among gene-edited foods coming to supermarkets – thanks to Brexit
Waitrose unveils AI smart trolleys in major shakeup
