Retail company Georg Jos. Kaes has opened its first V-mini store without staffed checkouts in Kaufbeuren. For this purpose, DRS AG has further developed its POS software solution to be used on self-checkouts, which can also be used as attended checkouts if required. The hardware concept of the checkout comes from Wanzl.
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Wanzl has been the engine of the retail industry since 1947. Originally a manufacturer of wire shopping trolleys, today the company is an innovative pacesetter for retail solutions worldwide. As a complete solution provider, Wanzl creates unique shopping experiences. These include innovative products such as smart shopping trolleys and product presentation systems, digital solutions, as well as creative shop concepts such as 24/7 stores and fulfillment formats. The company’s core areas of expertise include individual logistics solutions from the Material Handling business division, fully automated access and visitor management systems from the Access Solutions business division, and premium products for airports and hotels from the Airport and Hotel Services divisions. With over 4,800 employees, 12 international production sites in eight countries, 27 sales subsidiaries and around 50 agencies, Wanzl supports its customers around the globe as a competent value-orientated family business.
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Bünting enables customers of its new Combi City store in Emden to shop autonomously at off-peak hours. Technology from Wanzl controls and monitors the unmanned operation.
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A nine-member independent jury has selected this year's winners of the Reta Awards on behalf of the EHI Retail Institute. Winners in five categories include retail companies such as E.Leclerc, Edeka, Fressnapf, Ikea, Rewe, Salling Group and Tegut.
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In Germany, Rewe Group has equipped a first Penny store in Eching with SmartFix from Wanzl. The Smartphone holder at the shopping trolley secures customers’ devices during shopping. Edeka stores will also install the system.
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In a pilot store, Tegut is testing to sell an assortement of 800 articles around the clock. The subsidiary of Migros Zurich relies on solutions from Wanzl, Snabble and Pan Oston in its T-Box for access control, self-scanning, anti-theft protection and check-out. Further stores are planned for autumn.
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At the first inner city store of its Combi format, Bünting sells 500 articles fully automatically around the clock. This is the first use of the automatic store, which Wanzl and the Knapp subsidiary KHT presented at this year's EuroShop in Düsseldorf.
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