From UV light sanitizing to AI fever tracking, these are the emerging technologies retailers are using to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in stores
last month, it featured several new safety and sanitary features, with one particularly notable addition — ultraviolet light handrail sanitizing.
For the average consumer walking into a retail store, many of these technologies aren't immediately obvious to the naked eye, but rather inconspicuous additions. Here's what you can expect to see — or rather, not see — on upcoming shopping trips. Non-invasive crowd control and temperature screening Strub said the system does not use cameras and is "completely anonymous," a draw for consumers that have grown especially concerned over issues involving face recognition technology. As far as types of retailers, Strub said the service has been especially popular in meatpacking facilities which emerged as early hot spots for the coronavirus earlier this year, as well as in warehouses and casinos.
Daniel Putterman — CEO of the Kogniz, a thermal security platform that uses AI to track fevers from a distance — said he believes technologies like his will become commonplace moving forward, in the same way increased security protocols implemented at airports after the September 11 attacks have persisted today.
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