Keedoozle: The Retailer That Was Half Grocery Store and Half Vending Machine

SO, how did he In fact work? GOOD, THE hint (Or key) East In THE name here. 'Keedoozle' was A play on THE words 'key do all', And When buyers arrived has THE store, they were confronted with huge glass case (basically giant sale machines) And given A key. Once they traveled THE some products on offer, which were generally non-perishable canned And dried goods, buyers inserted their key In THE product window they research And selected how a lot they necessary. This would be magically track their purchases on A teleprinter adhesive tape And to recover THE some products Since A giant conveyor belt In THE back. Sounds futuristic, RIGHT? Time Review spoke of 'electric legumes And A 'translator machine' running THE system, never mind that means.

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But Ironically, For all Saunders ambition these conveyor belts In fact had has be reside by staff, WHO would be to recover And load THE items And SO send them back on THE belt via long, of Science fiction chutes, something that not only cut In her research work savings but was Also A strangely prescient precursor has THE mega warehouses of Today retail giants. THE clients SO had has simply TO DO their path has THE check has take up their items, Or their check would be be ready And waiting for, probably surprised by This technological innovation. But as We all know with technology, things can go fake, And even Today In THE 21 century automatic checkouts are not immune has problems.