Are your customers in a rush or concerned about their safety? Deliver faster, safer shopping experiences for both your staff and customers with computer vision that can recognize car models, colors, and more.
Ensure the safety and security of your customers. Using computer vision, retailers are able to reduce theft and better address crime, detecting weapons and alerting security before trouble happens.
Activate insights around heat-mapping, demographics, dwell time, sentiment, and more to improve inventory planning, merchandising, and store layout. This provides an exceptional shopping experience while increasing sales and improving forecasting. Computer vision can detect planogram compliance, improperly stocked shelves, and spills in aisles.
With robotics and intelligent video analytics (IVA), retailers can perform inventory counts and alert associates in real-time to restock shelves faster. This can boost sales while letting employees increase customer engagement and focus on more complex, specialized tasks.
Customers are often checking prices across retailers while they shop. Using AI algorithms, provide your customers with in-store promotions and the best pricing in real-time—increasing conversion and retention.
Reduce shrinkage at both manned and self-checkout counters, in-aisle, and front and back of store. Implement AI and computer vision to ensure every item is scanned, and support security and store management with accurate and timely information.
Let your customers virtually engage with more products while reducing store inventory. Offer more options for them to try before buying while increasing customer satisfaction and reducing returns.
Autonomous stores and smart carts powered by AI simplify shopping by letting customers select what they want, skip the line, and get on with their day. Their credit card is charged accurately, and automatically.
Deliver live shopping suggestions and expand cart size with intelligent targeting. Update digital signage automatically and offer promotions tailored for every shopper—all while tapping into revenue opportunities tied to in-store dynamic displays.
Provide customers the support they expect precisely when they need it. Robots and smart kiosks using conversational AI can chat naturally in real-time to offer support such as inventory and product location information, or even finalizing a purchase.
This is the most expensive portion of the fulfillment chain. GPU-powered AI solutions can rapidly optimize routes and vehicle capacity, which can significantly impact fuel, personnel, and other overhead costs, and even enable free and same-day delivery.
Behind the scenes, AI is making sure operations run quickly and smoothly to receive, store, and deliver quality goods when and where they’re needed. Want to see it in action? Head inside.
Intelligent machinery like smart forklifts can help ensure employee safety and product tracking. Automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and automated mobile robots (AMRs) include perception and route optimization to breeze around obstacles, safely and autonomously.
Unloading a pallet of boxes can be back-breaking labor. AI-trained robots offer a helping hand, taking on tedious, repetitive tasks, and getting boxes where they need to go, no matter the size and weight.
Use intelligent automation for the most repetitive processes that require accurately seeing, picking, and placing objects. AI and machine learning can help solve challenging operational and logistic workflows, boosting productivity while cutting costs and improving supply chain resilience.
Track packages within the warehouse and through the complete supply chain. Intelligent video analytics can accurately track packages, mitigate damage, and ensure quality while delivering insights for optimal throughput.
A lot of factors can impact the safe space of a distribution center or warehouse. With intelligent video analytics, employees can prevent theft and retailers can feel confident that their goods are secure.
Protect your brand reputation by creating a safe environment for your employees and partners. Use computer vision solutions to ensure compliance of sanitation, social distancing, mask detection, dangerous equipment placement, OSHA, and other health and safety standards.
Digital twins allow retailers to generate a virtual warehouse or distribution facility environment. It replicates the proposed physical space—including all mechanical, robotic, sensor, vision, AI, and computer systems. All aspects of the system, as well as human interactions, are developed, tested, and optimized virtually to be deployed in the real world.
Data centers are key to solving some of the most important challenges for retailers. Accelerated computing platforms, integrated across hardware and software, give enterprises a robust, secure infrastructure that supports develop-to-deploy AI implementations.
Consumer demand changes with pricing, weather, holidays, and other factors. With accelerated data science and machine learning, retailers can stay ahead of the game, anticipating their customers’ needs and preparing for them before they happen.
Recommender systems built using AI algorithms deliver faster and more personalized ecommerce search results, leading to increased cart size and brand affinity.
Retailers need to ensure the security of their consumers’ PII and sensitive data—name, address, email, credit card number, etc. AI can bolster cybersecurity to protect point-of-sales systems and ward off hackers, no matter how sophisticated.
Digital twins allow retailers to generate a virtual warehouse or distribution facility environment. It replicates the proposed physical space—including all mechanical, robotic, sensor, vision, AI, and computer systems. All aspects of the system, as well as human interactions, are developed, tested, and optimized virtually to be deployed in the real world.