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Presenting this week’s coolest retail technology plays — Retail Technology Innovation Hub

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January 7, 2023
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NASCAR and Phoenix Raceway

AiFi has been selected by Phoenix Raceway to use its autonomous retail technology after a test launch with both AiFi and Amazon Go systems at the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Championship in November.

The former’s store will now be back for the next NASCAR race in the spring.

This is its second race car presence after revealing a frictionless express shop at the Miami Grand Prix in May in partnership with Verizon 5G.

Yoti

The UK Home Office reports that trials of digital age verification at supermarket self-checkouts have now ended. 

Yoti, whose technology was tested out by the likes of Morrisons, Tesco, Co-op, and Asda, has shared its initial key takeaways from the initiative.

During the trials, shoppers in participating stores could try two new ways to prove their age.

Facial age estimation technology: those purchasing alcohol looked at a camera on the self-checkout and technology estimated their age.

It didn’t require any personal details or ID documents, and all images were instantly deleted once someone received their estimated age. If the system detected they looked younger than the set age threshold, customers were asked to use an alternative method. 

Digital ID app: shoppers could use the free Yoti or Post Office EasyID app to scan a QR code on the checkout screen and share a verified age attribute. 

Those who did not wish to use digital age verification had the option to ask a staff member to come and approve them and if required show their ID to a colleague instead. 

H&M

H&M has debuted an Innovation Metaverse Design Story collection in select stores and online.

According to a press release, the physical collection is “inspired by the immersive potential of the metaverse, as well as the tactile beauty of the physical world. Self-expression and an exploration of sustainability is showcased in three formats, with sustainable materials, rental services in select countries, and a digital collection.”

“The increasingly virtual dimension of fashion creates exciting future opportunities for H&M, allowing us to create vibrant, bold and daring virtual counterparts to our physical collections,” says Ann-Sofie Johansson, Creative Advisor at H&M.

“In addition to the endless creative possibilities, it also allows us to propose a more sustainable and inclusive fashion vision that can be accessed by anyone, anywhere in the world.”

Majid Al Futtaim and Carrefour UAE



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