Amazon Go, who promised the lack of queues, ran into queues on the first day of work
You had to fight evil, and not join it. Photo by Elein Thompson, AP On January 22, 2018, the Amazon GO supermarket, the first automated offline store without cash desks and sellers, opened in Seattle. They are replaced by various technologies: buyers go using a smartphone, the control system recognizes the purchase and adds them to the virtual basket, and when leaving the store from the customer’s account, the cost of all selected goods is automatically written off.