With Walmart, SES-imagotag invents the next generation of in-store IoT

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Detecting out-of-stocks, managing production schedules in store kitchens, prioritising employee tasks, picking of online orders... Currently being deployed at Walmart in the U.S.A., SES-imagotag's battery-free electronic tags offer a host of functions that are synonymous with efficiency in supermarkets.
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In the U.S.A., Walmart is exploring new functionalities based on electronic shelf labels (ESL) supplied by SES-imagotag. For the 500 Walmart hypermarkets (out of a total of 3,500 in the U.S.A.) that will be equipped by December 2024 with around 60 million labels, the retailer is relying on ESLs to bring merchandising plans into line, thanks to the Vusion system of intelligent, connected rails on which the electronic labels are placed. “With these rails, our labels are geolocalised,” said Jerome

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