Fellow develops robotics for inventory management, delivering “consistent, accurate and never-before-seen insights” of a store’s inventory. Fellow’s robots go around stores and scan multiple times a day with images. The information is then sent to the retailers, and store staff can access the information via apps.
According to Marco, one of Fellow’s robots, Navi, scans Lowe’s stores every day. By delivering accurate and detailed inventory information, Navi allows Lowe’s employees to spend their time focusing on customers and less time on inventory tasks.
Navi makes the store’s employees more efficient and productive, leading to a better customer experience. But that’s not the only way these inventory management robots help shoppers. They can even tell customers where the products are in the store. Robots like Navi also help keep items in stock, improving shopper satisfaction.
In the age of retail disruption, brick-and-mortar stores are finding new ways to keep customers happy, and there is increasing interest in AI and robotics to digitize the retail space.
“These guys, the robots are actually digitizing the stores. So what happens is, a digitizing store, the retailer becomes more powerful by selling online in e-Commerce websites and different platforms that they never had before.”
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Manohar
Posted at 08:53h, 09 MayAwesome!
Supriya Rajgopal
Posted at 12:09h, 24 MayI like how Marco focuses on increasing the value addition of Lowe’s employees using robots. This way, for a start, more critical & sensitive tasks are still with the employees while redundant & human-error-prone tasks are given off to robots.
Way to go, robots!