In the comments section, countered that “someone has to build and service the tech, stock the shelves, fulfill the orders.”Īs of right now, it is unclear how much Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh will displace workers. “All the real jobs taken though is a tough one to eat,” another user said. “I wonder how many workers this will displace,” a user questioned. However, the conversation soon turned to the potential workers forced out of work by new technology like that seen in Amazon Go. “That’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen,” one user wrote. According to Amazon, the cart works using “a combination of computer vision algorithms and sensor fusion to identify items you put in the cart.” This is in contrast to Amazon Go, which uses a range of cameras and sensors placed around the store to detect whether an item has been removed off the shelf and into your cart or bag.Īt first, TikTokers were as excited as about the new technology. #AmazonFresh #shopping #groceries #groceryshopping ♬ Love You So – The King Khan & BBQ ShowĪmazon first rolled out the Amazon Dash cart in 2020. His video currently has over 580,000 views. “I love the technology in Amazon Fresh,” he says at the beginning of the video. When he’s done, he simply pushes the cart through the exit, at which point all of the items are automatically charged to his Amazon account. As each item is placed in his cart, it shows up on an in-cart display. In the video, he goes through the aisles of the Amazon Fresh store and picks various items to add to his cart.
TikTok user shared the video just under a week ago.
A positive review of one of Amazon Fresh’s tech-heavy locations has ignited a fierce debate after the video was posted.
0 kommentar(er)
