Artificial intelligence is coming to a grocery store shelf near you.
Xnor.ai, a spin-out from Seattle’s Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, has been working with partners on low-cost, low-power AI monitoring devices, including a camera with the ability to detect when a person steps in front of a webcam.
Now the startup is unveiling a wireless device that’s designed to be clipped onto a retail shelf and send out an alert when the store is running low on a particular item.
The beta demonstration is due to take place this weekend in Las Vegas at Groceryshop, a trade show for the grocery industry.
