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Now, in an effort to solve this issue, Amazon is implementing a new RFID-based system. Initially tested at Lumen Field stadium, the home of the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks, this system allowed fans ...

The integration of RFID technology into Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology means retailers can sell clothing without the need for checkouts. Credit: Shutterstock. Amazon has adapted the use of its Just ...

But now, Amazon is rolling out a new, simpler way to Just Walk Out. It built a system that uses radio-frequency identification, known as RFID, to track your purchases as you leave the store.

Continuing to enhance its retail tech, Amazon is adding radio-frequency identification to its Just Walk Out tech, the company announced Tuesday. The company partnered with Avery Dennison, an RFID ...

The Seattle-based company’s Just Walk Out system will use AI with input from different sources and considers them simultaneously The system’s use of RFID is more geared to bigger crowds, such as those ...

That would stump Amazon’s original Just Walk Out technology, as it wouldn’t know which items were being purchased or discarded. RFID tags, on the other hand, are already used by retail stores ...

Utilizing RFID, the Amazon product offers frictionless checkout solutions that integrates into existing systems as well as flexibility to reconfigure store layouts. The Seattle-based behemoth provides ...

Amazon can't be happy about Walmart’s decision to dramatically expand the use of RFID in its fleet of stores. Here’s why. Retailers typically struggle to maintain an accurate view of the ...