David and Kendra aren't sure about this one...
7-Eleven is the latest retailer to test the "cashierless" store concept, following Amazon's big push into the market with its Amazon Go convenience stores that use technology, instead of people, to monitor stock levels, track purchases and process payments. This week, 7-Eleven announced it's piloting its own take on the cashierless concept with a 700-square-foot store at its corporate HQ in Irving, Texas, open only to company employees.
The store stocks 7-Eleven's most popular products, including beverages, snacks, food, groceries, over-the-counter drugs and non-food items. The pilot store will involve a mobile app that customers use to check into the store, pay for items and view their receipts.
