Intel wants to use sensors and robots to overhaul in-store shopping
 

Intel wants to use sensors and robots to overhaul in-store shopping
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A wave of new tech**logy is set to reinvent the way people shop in stores, and Intel wants to be at the center of it.

The chip giant an**unced the launch of a new platform for brick-and-mortar retailers this week that will tie together a set of software systems, sensors and other tech aimed at streamlining and improving store operations.

SEE ALSO: Amazon just teased the future of in-store shopping


The web of connected gadgets will let companies more closely track inventory, collect data on shopper habits and eventually personalize offerings much like their online counterparts already do.

Intel plans to invest $100 million in the project over the next five years. Read more...

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