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Groupe Casino, one of France's largest retail chains, plans to launch an NFC mobile-shopping trial at one of its Paris supermarkets this fall.
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Groupe Casino, one of France's largest retail chains, plans to launch an NFC mobile-shopping trial at one of its Paris supermarkets this fall.
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Shoppers at the French supermarket chain's Les Belles Feuilles branch in Paris will be able to use shelf-edge labels equipped with NFC tags to.
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Scanning items to add to the shopping basket has also been done before: The UK supermarket chain Tesco had a big success in Korea with its virtual shop displays in the train stations, which allows commuters to scan the items they want with their phone and have purchases delivered to their home. Last year, Museum of London has partnered with Nokia to deploy NFC tags so that visitors with NFC phones could enrich their experience and get more information about the objects they see. It would be interesting to see some statistics; anecdotally, I see some people using it, but it must be single digit percentage of shoppers.
Click to express your interest in this report. Contact us for more info. Personally, I tried it a couple of times, and found that I didn't like having to carry around the scanner the phone would not have made any difference and always think about scanning every item as I put it into my casino supermarkets (france) nfc tags for the sake of saving a few minutes at the checkout.
A subscription is required to activate this casino supermarkets (france) nfc tags. To "encourage honesty", there are random checks when you might be asked to re-scan all the items as you would at a regular till. When done with shopping, they go to a dedicated lane and don't have to scan their items again - just present the scanner to the register for the total, and check out in a normal way.
So, how significant is this for NFC payments? Celent have reviewed this profile and believe it to be accurate. While the Casino supermarket talks about enabling NFC payments in the future, at the moment its focus is on using NFC tags to provide information about the products and to scan the items to add to the shopping basket.
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These are two distinct and valid uses of NFC technology, both of which have been implemented in the past, with NFC and without. And in the UK, Sainsbury's has had a way for shoppers to scan items as they load them into a shopping trolley for a few years now. Once registered, the shopper can take one of many available portable barcode scanners at the entrance and scan the item before putting it in the trolley. QR technology was used there instead of NFC. Indication of coverage against your requirements.