Future Store

Metro Group e sua visão sobre o supermercado do futuro

[@manuelatorres.e3004]

Estoy aquí por una lectura de blended MKT :D

[@MonkeyStabbers]

I don't get why people think this is making America more lazy? This would be so useful! Not because you don't have to read signs, but think of how much time it will cut down on! Moms who have to take their kids with them will find this as a blessing! They've got their kids to worry about- we don't need them running off! This cart could keep them on course, and prevent their kids from begging for things in aisles they walk through looking for milk. ILOVETHIS

[@shii000]

I can understand the 'why can't people just read signs' sentiment, but i think the GPS could be pretty useful. what if you just wanted to find one specific item or one specific brand in the whole store? store signs are not always very clear, and sometimes products are placed in different sections than what you would expect. if you were a regular customer of the store, you would know your way around and wouldn't really use the GPS for any other reason.

[@AndrielleHillis]

Most stores, including Wal-Mart and Target, already have kiosks throughout the store where you can scan the item to get the price. Most people are just too lazy to look for and use them.

[@sbx213]

I used to work for a supermarket years ago and its unbelievable how some people can't read simple signs. Society is become more and more lazy. I was at the mall today and it struck me at how many people wait to park close as possible to the store when there are plenty of parking spaces not too far. GET YOUR FAT ASSES TO DO THE WALKING! The time it takes to find a spot and park I'm already in the store!

[@MiggsMultiple]

Online shopping and delivery already exists....Apart from a dispenser chute in your house that delivers groceries at the press of a button, how much more 'future store' can you get?

[@kronoswarspirit6736]

thank you it helped a lot with my D.T. Homework

[@0501987653]

the only thing in the future...that man won't be able to change is the food that we eat... the rest of the things I guess it's going to be electronic...

[@thibautdeveraux]

What has to be takken in account is that shops have interest in that people go trough many places in the store and/or stay as long as possible inside. Now we have to explain them that the consumer will only go trough the products that interested him at the beginning ? Or maybe would it be shifted with someting like passing more time on the internet site creating the list / having a "creative" list system ? ^_^

[@kinsmed]

Want. Want NOW!

[@TreVox]

Finally Tesco already has this... Congrats Tesco

[@kronoswarspirit6736]

And Asda

[@rebeccakeeler5382]

we need to stand against the goverment and say NOOOOOOOO! this goes against our right as people are rights our freedoms steps all over religious believes goes against our religious rights we need to come together fight against this garbabage once and for all say NOOOOOO! we wont! Lets stand togher and fight this!

[@00Infinex00]

@sbx213 I think it also in the job description you are suppose to help customers. No customers no pay. hehe but it does occur to me sometimes where I cant find my own groceries, sometimes its due to, too much things happen in our mind or prolly in a hurry. But this video I kinda have a disagreement, why? people will loose their jobs if everything is automated..

[@einarknutsen]

with that technologic it will take hours to buy a soda

[@williambolanos]

muy interesante la proyeccion futura de la logistica en supermercados aplicando la tecnologia de microchips.

[@hannuhyr]

Best example of future is tesco virtual supermarket in Korea

[@sonypsp05]

The ending process looks simple. Just by downloading your list to the cashier. All you do is pay without unloading your basket. How Clever.

[@alexfirth]

A lot of the things in this are real now, the self scanning happens at Tesco in the UK

[@dganir1]

Solution: Stop using membership/discount cards so that they can track your history of what kind of shopper you are. Your information will be used against you in the near future if you continue to blindly submit to a tracking card for supposed "discounts."

[@ThinkFor1Second]

@iwanttocrashmybike Problem is how are you going to produce a decent-sized explosion, lethal electric currents or sounds with something that doesn't receive power for those?

[@CatyNatty]

I Honestly dont want the store to be like this i like the shopping now :) i dont want it to be easy i want to put effort into things so i dont get fat lol

[@Blaquemeramaid]

WOW..... that cashier's job looks so hard!! lol.. They trynna dumb us down and make people lazier and lazier that we have to rely on technology. Conspiracy mi seh!!

[@filmactorgordwelke]

Where do i sign up? Wonderful presentation, right down to the music. The pacing and overall feel promote absolute maximum information & message absorption. Darned Impressive! Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Gordon

[@daibadrumu]

a lot of people would like this, i'm terrified to say

[@132ally132]

self check out is already here

[@egypthobby]

These days it would be more cost affective to have your own shop app and have the customers use it to plan there shop before they even go into the shop

[@barbarakwiatek6246]

Hehe, that's possible already, i think.

[@phoenixmoon3]

If i have to sit there and read a screen while I shop how is this helpful?? I rather just take my little shopping list that will double once i see donuts in the bakery aisle on sale. The fresh fruit basket on sale they just put out ... and we already have "self checkout" what next?

[@niunka1]

Read Katherine Albrecht's "Spychips" or watch her lectures on YT

[@kmarinas86]

Oh great. In the future I can run my own store. And it will be a one-man operation LOL. I'll create a hologram avatar as a cashier and have robots deliver and purchase goods to stock the shelves. The money will go into my bank account.

[@nickpetralia8392]

the one big thing i can see with this is a high theft risk. without the customer taking all of their items out and on to the belt, and the cashier scanning them . all the customer would have to do is pretend they scanned it and just put it in the bag. they could keep doing that and make off with a lot and in turn cost the store alot of money.

[@rosiem928]

you did the the scanners exiting the store right. I'm pretty sure they would beep if one of the bar codes wasn't scanned just like they do now

[@carlsm95]

It doesnt make people more lazy as much as it makes our lives easier. What about cars? Didn't that make people too lazy to walk a few miles to the market like in the olden days? And the internet? Did that make people too lazy to browse the aisles of a library instead?

[@namtong53]

How about the workers?Wow,we'll have more unemployment people,don't you think?

[@themasteriswatching]

@sbx213 Yeh haha, I was a courtesy clerk once and 90% of people would just run the stop sign in front of the building and it got to the point that I'd just anticipate them gunning it instead of waiting for pedestrians such as myself when I went out to corral carts

[@Pupsqueak3]

So pretty mich it will take about 3 hours longer

[@ScareFestTTV]

Have you ever heard of self-checkouts? They ALREADY exist.. PLUS there's security systems to catch you!!

[@mkingsa]

wat website is dis for ??

[@omniflicks]

yah right? I don't like this, too many security problems, unnecessary elements for simple tasks

[@kronoswarspirit6736]

Agreed

[@eddy8496]

its actually instead of the card its going to be a microchip under your flesh

[@PredominateOne]

@2222554 it would save big business alot of money while not making us realize we should be paying less. This is survielence of everything to the extreme.

[@sicorange3]

@chinitax22 Haha, and I was thinking, unless the cart knows there has been added weight inside it, who says people will actually scan everything? could get a bunch of free food? =\

[@katju6ka085]

in my town we have the same "furure" shop

[@baqikenny]

it is already here today.

[@Sonyoooo3]

Its to mutch el. are being used and this system many counter worker may loses jobs with this technology.

[@BTG3336]

only a matter of time

[@kronoswarspirit6736]

Love the quote!

[@isabelsummers8017]

I want more technology Heath video

[@vashman01]

This program just needs your name, birthdate, address, phone number, drivers lisence, SSN, Credit Card #, mother's maiden name, and your bagging preference (paper or plastic).

[@iwanttocrashmybike]

The whole point of all this is so someday they can put a chip in your neck.So if you ever disagree with what they tell you to do(a little c4 in the spinal column)bang....its over for you .no more shopping,or anything else for that matter.

[@TreVox]

Woots they already hav

[@DauntlessEagle1]

That music is freaky !

[@kronoswarspirit6736]

What that's crazy

[@Kehwanna]

I am waiting for the day where all super markets world wide are fully computerized and automatic. Supermarkets where shelves stock themselves, shopping carts return themselves, computer intelligent delis follow through with precise orders, items sold and remained are kept on record. Imagine a store where you can keep track with your spending by having a scanner count the price, sale, and tax. Imagine the convenience of either buying your products by phone or by an automatic cashier that instantly scans your products in a second and even bugs them carefully according to the products' kind: you wouldn't have eggs, bleach, bread, and meat all in the same bag either. Finally, when the store is closed at night, you can make purchases with your card from a computer window, housed with a hard casing to prevent vandalism, in a protected parking lot (so you do not get robbed). The window would provide a list of categories each with a selection of products, you select a product, the automatic shelf stockers in the store will put the selected product(s) into the automatic shopping cart and wait for your purchase either by cash or card before sending itself down a suspended belt to your specific lot. I would imagine, the maintenance would be one thing, but the very few people that would work there would probably get paid more than minimum wage (if the company is so greedy), and more so if those few people know how to maintain and repair the store's technology. Heck, no longer would people have to work on holiday evenings or perhaps even the day if you could make purchases from you parking lot. Everyone would win.

[@ChrisFlegg]

+The Kehwanna Coast My supermarket has scan as you shop with certain items using RFID, a total is kept on the terminal and relevant information and promotions are uploaded and suggested. Trolleys literally return themselves as they hold a deposit until you take it back, this enables you to shop how you want to and bag them correctly whilst going round the store. there are also scan tunnel's that recognise items at break neck speed along side self scan terminals. these terminals require one member of staff per six terminals, which then save a helluva lot of man-hours. High risk and value items have integrated security tags on them that only deactivate when arriving at the pay terminals, Random scan checks will take place where a staff member will scan 4/5 items from your trolley to verify you have scanned them. This is a massive hypermarket that i use every Saturday evening, generally spending around £100 and i must speak to a human one out of every five visits!

[@judytraj6990]

Hey Chris Flegg That sounds awesome. I'm an engineer looking for solutions in retail industry. Could you possibly tell me more details of this? Here's my mail: [e-mail]

[@trajan9101]

It won't be that simple this system comes with a no privacy to people just like websites, banks, electronic payroll, etc. Everything electronic will all be monitored and recorded by banking institution's the NSA and all GOV agencies, anything these agencies need to know about you will be at their finger tips. They will even know what time and day you take a shit, your house, life and car will be under their control, not to mention the number that will be representing your identity most of this is already in practice it will just be more efficient and more controlling over your life. The land of the free day's is over they need to change the national anthem it doesn't apply to modern times.

[@gearzone2611]

With massive items and RFID going around inside the store. It would not be a surprise that women could get a brain tumor in the head than men.

[@funkfanzzify]

talking cars, talking shopping cars......finally...no talking at all....no humans at all....the End....EXIT HUMANITY.

[@Psychikaen]

@hulkout666 hahahahaha nice

[@SuperJacobe]

And you won't be able to buy or sell with out the mark of the beast.

[@trajan9101]

that's correct

[@amir01011]

tanrı türkü korusun ve yüceltsin.

[@phoenixmoon3]

and, do i have to take EVERYTHING out of the cart to turn off the RFID? And if so.. what happens if it does NOT turn off My RFID? now you know all my business. .. PASS

[@amir01011]

tanrı türkü korusun ve yüceltsin

[@mooch37]

@sbx213 You're talking about two completely different things. Yes, people waiting for a close spot is down right lazy, but all the electronic signs is technology. Why have plastic tags that show the incorrect price when you can have an electic one that updates. Technology is always being improved to better our society. I don't even know why you started talking about the whole parking situation anyways. That has nothing to do with this video.

[@LootableCorpse]

Waaaaary too much hassle, this can be so much easier.

[@NewDropz]

How troublesome...

[@PredominateOne]

@2222554 not it woulda

[@calsavestheworld]

Love how they change to the real world and all that cool looking tech is just the same old ugly junk.

[@daniel445ify]

Thats dumb, and much more time consuming, your going to have to de activate all of those chips.

[@muhammadmz]

How about no.

[@casperbradley3107]

I would say no to that future shop

[@jdownes1821]

Amazon store with no workers

[@sriramradhakrishnan4451]

too much work ?

[@Bess216]

Fuck it! I hate that system!

[@casperbradley3107]

Me too

[@5104560711]

pure laziness.

[@BASEDBOY87]

Lame