Morrisons is testing Tally robots across three stores to enhance inventory management with AI and computer vision technology, capable of identifying out-of-stock items and pricing errors. This shift comes amidst a company review leading to several store closures and potential job cuts. While 365 positions may be at risk, Morrisons aims to reallocate most employees. Developed by Simbe Robotics, Tally can survey shelves accurately and efficiently, boasting a capability to scan 30,000 products per hour, thereby streamlining operations and allowing staff to dedicate more time to customer service.
Morrisons is trialling its Tally robots at three store locations to monitor product displays, aiming to enhance efficiency and customer service.
The Tally robots utilize AI and computer vision to check for out-of-stock items, pricing discrepancies, and misplaced products, facilitating better inventory management.
Morrisons faces operational challenges, leading to store and cafe closures, but assures affected employees they will be reassigned within the company.
Simbe Robotics emphasizes the Tally's ability to capture up to 30,000 products per hour with 99% accuracy, integrating seamlessly into busy retail spaces.
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