Amazon's smart shopping cart (pic) uses cameras, sensors and a scale to automatically detect what shoppers drop in. It keeps a tally and then charges their Amazon account when they leave the store. No cashier is needed. — Amazon/AP
NEW YORK: Amazon has a new cure for long supermarket lines: a smart shopping cart.
The cart, which Amazon unveiled on July 14, uses cameras, sensors and a scale to automatically detect what shoppers drop in. It keeps a tally and then charges their Amazon account when they leave the store. No cashier is needed.
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