I've written about how terrible shopping in person can be (this is just one of the time). Turns out their is a company trying to change the game of brick and mortar shopping. Hointer is trying to integrate technology more than ever.
Just imagine not having to carry a basket or push a shopping cart anymore. Instead you just scan things, and it'll be waiting for you at the register. If you want to try something on, you just go to the dressing room directed by an app and the items will be waiting for you in your size/color. Go grocery shopping for the same things on a weekly basis? Well, why not have the business save the items you purchased and put it on a shopping list that you can adjust and order at the comfort of your own house; then, just pick it up at your own convenience.
With this system major retailers won't have to stock their inventory on the floor, eliminating labor costs. Rather, they can focus on providing more personal and better customer service.
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