With Tally the robot, scanning shop aisles has new meaning
Washington
AS LONG as consumers love low prices, a trend will continue: the evaporation of the human employee.
On Tuesday, a Silicon Valley startup unveiled Tally, a robot designed to help retailers track shelves far better than a human employee could. Robots such as Tally can't do everything a person can, but they offer a reminder of how machines increasingly excel at roles long held by humans.
The idea behind Tally is to take inventory faster in a given store. Simbe Robotics CEO Brad Bogolea says the robot could scan a CVS, Walgreens or small grocery store in 30 or 4…
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