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They couldn’t just put like an RFID chip on everything and have you walk through a scanner?
Can we not incentivise even more e-waste please?
Are you saying i shouldn't be throwing my devices into the ocean?
Only car batteries, please.
Grocery stores usually do an insane volume of sales compared to most retail. I'm not sure how big these things were but even if they're tiny they're probably selling thousands of units a day. The number of chips they would need and the labor to apply them would almost certainly be unsustainable.
Or use an app with a barcode scanner?🤷♂️
No way to automatically verify that you actually scanned everything.
Although I think Walmart does have that.
I mean, same at most self check out stations. You could probably weigh the cart/basket on the way out if you know what's supposed to be in it.
kroger does as well. it is actually pretty nice, you carry the scanner with you and just scan a barcode at the self checkout once, you don't have to take anything of the cart. idk if they still have it or not, i've since moved away