UK's first interactive virtual grocery store

[@HimanshuSharma-lx2pt]

Nice you are working on this, but i want to know one thing, can't we just use the grocery apps to buy the stuff and it probably get delivered. It save the cost of your building the fridges. Or you can do one thing actually for those who are urgent to know the grocery at airport you can provide your technology but not using the phone just single click and image recognition that directly links of user account or credit that can be used to buy the product. That can be fascinating but this, in this we have to install the app then probably link it with the bank account and then scanning the items really, we don't have time to do lot of things, people in the airport are busy. You can also make a offer machine that can help the user to earn the offers from your machine. So, be safe hope you can improve it. Thankyou.

[@afroagilesoft4805]

What is the difference between going into the online shop using URL or mCommerce App and buying just like we always do?

[@datmeme8967]

Just do it all in the app. No need for standing around in front of a screen with everyone watching. Seemed like a good idea at the time, but it was conceived. Pus, they had already done this in rail stations in Korea a year earlier.

[@dalethebelldiver7740]

This is funny; I had this idea 10 -15 years ago. No one was interested.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

no ones still interested ,why travel to go to a virtual shop to just have it delivered ? when u can do it all online anyway

[@rishavbhowmik6648]

@@girlsdrinkfeck It's nothing sustainable or efficient, it's just an attempt to make something that attracts people.

[@MindTheGap1]

I’m the same lol

[@datmeme8967]

And nobody was interested at that airport either, or would be today. It's only attractive when accomplished on your own personal screen, either on a handheld, laptop, or desktop. Not on a big display in the middle of a public gathering place.

[@bradcochran3598]

it's not just for people on the go! it can be used for people who don't wanna go out, sick, disable, many different reasons they need this in the USA.

[@Rossilaz58]

Unexpected item in bagging area

[@mohamedzaher3083]

Please any body know how much cost this screen used in this marketing thanks

[@utkarshsharma9708]

We can simply order from an app anywhere. For example: Bigbasket, Dmart, etc, in Mumbai. What's the use of this virtual grocery ?

[@datmeme8967]

At the time, mobile phone UIs were pretty bad and people's adoption of doing everything on mobile was still nascent. Things were different almost 10 years later when you commented and definitely now in 2023.

[@rebeccamaxted3013]

What if they want to see what's on the back of the product?

[@moustafasindbad2867]

I think when you scan the code the application show you the product details

[@TheRandomVerse]

Tesco Quit in USA.. is it true?

[@HighTen_Melanie]

*From a hygiene point of view you MUST have hand gel next to these screens or they will quickly be a breeding ground for flu and colds. There should be a reminder to gel your hands after using the touch pad*.

[@amnaejazahmad]

intersting reading this comment after covid 19

[@JMKTutorial]

why would you want to use the interactive board when you don't need it and is probably easier doing it straight from your phone.

[@creamthelapin]

Yes, I totally want people to be able to see what I'm shopping for on a 10ft high board.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

i wanna go to the condom and sex lube kiosk

[@cortezforever]

Will the delivery arrive that's the question...

[@bbeadman]

You have to put things into perspective. Google Maps is simply an extension of a real map, a real map was an evolution of navigating by the stars and so on. Things evolve and change as a natural part of life. Dependancy on anything isn't good though I agree :)

[@davidgonzalez965]

Ben B woooow bro', this is the only smart comment, everyone is just looking for what you can't do and how lazy this makes humans, even when our lives are infested of these kind of things

[@JMKTutorial]

ofc you would require a connection but that was not the point and finding a connection is not hard as london is the wifi capital of the world.

[@drkdsz]

Google map is easy to use and it tells you where you are unlike a physical map :S So basically its about cutting out the fuss and making everything simple and that is exactly what the technology is doing now :P Mostly Everything will be done using technology and you can see it even today for example shopping, you forgot to buy something thanks to tech you don't have to go back to the store instead you can just browse your smartphone and add to basket/Buy whatever you forgot :) so its all good

[@omairaerazo69]

Great idea, I wish they had that in USA

[@kiri2235]

our tesco >:(

[@AjayWest]

Google maps is so much handier than a real map. Why wouldn't I want to use something easier, better and handier?

[@sazzx636r]

So you order before you go and book your delivery slot. What happens if you're delayed or most probably, the delivery doesn't turn up in the allocated time? Are you going to wait 3 hours for a brew? Get to the local shop on your way home from the airport. How lazy!

[@MazDelaCerna]

Glad I stumbled across your channel! We have a lot in common!

[@PrinceOfCharm89]

And their gonna think its really successful bcoz ppl love to try new technology out. Especially if its free to use. Kids will constantly b playing with it.

[@YouFrienD132]

full productos transgenicos en esa pantalla

[@noorerwiyanto]

bagus banget

[@barlbyowl]

I miss books! lol

[@treychiri1607]

you need internet for that.... and this is an app

[@TheKokojoe]

Just what Americans need to make us more lazy, because it won't be long before we have that in the states. If it does exist I haven't seen it yet.

[@omairaerazo69]

Also very modern

[@Wikkler]

I'm so hungry I can eat a horse.

[@clearskies]

Why not order online before you go? How unorganised do you have to be to "shop" at an airport? lol

[@trumpetSL08]

What ever happened to the good old days where you drive to the store and buy groceries. People are becoming lazy. I don't know about you but I still do it the old fashioned way. I have never once used a grocery delivery service and I probably never will.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

ok boomer

[@OrangeChrome]

"Dead time"??? wtf does that even mean?!

[@chunez2372]

time spent not spending at TESCO

[@DemonWoman75]

Wouldn't be surprised if its more expensive to do it this way, get off your bums and walk to the shops !

[@HeroHondenbrok010]

Let’s cuddle

[@PrinceOfCharm89]

What a waste of money. If people are shopping with their phones then surely its using mobile data (internet) so why dont they just shop online using the app??? Makes no sense. And why would I want to stand at a sign and scan off shopping. ...... I'm sorry but what happens when more than one person wants to shop. And one wants to add cheese and the other person wants to add lynxx deodrant lol "I was here firsttttt..I'm tellinggg!"

[@tzl1117]

I am wondering why can't just shop on the cell? You need to open the app anyway right? This whole capitalism world is just trying to make you buy buy buy all the time, even for the things you don't need.

[@datmeme8967]

it was 8 years earlier and mobile phone UIs sucked donkey donuts.

[@PrinceOfCharm89]

Its really stupid. Lol