See how basket deflection sensors replace complex retail monitoring infrastructure by measuring
Basket deflection relative to a lower rack is measured to track cart fullness and customer activity without costly retail monitoring infrastructure.
Existing POS sensors and processors switch to after-hours breach detection, cutting the cost and complexity of separate security systems.
Portable-device authorization unlocks retail articles for hands-on use while logging lock-state and user data to control theft and inventory.
Compare expected and actual risk score distributions using Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistics to detect deviations in authentication systems.
Automated detection system analyzes financial transaction data to identify suspicious activity patterns and alert security personnel.
A signal retransmission device converts environmental signals into transmission signals using sensors and a controller.
Adjustable pulse rate transmission reduces collision likelihood and power consumption while tracking theft events in RF-shielded bags.
A communication controller formats transaction data for wrist-worn wearable devices to enable hands-free retail supervision.
An alert controller calculates confidence scores to manage transaction interruptions at retail terminals.
Mirrors redirect light to a single camera in a point-of-sale terminal scan zone, resolving the trade-off between item recognition rates and hardware costs.
A resource gateway mediates client access to protected resources using optical label transaction details and access tokens.
A driverless data transfer device decodes item data from RFID tags and transfers it via a communications bus to point-of-sale systems.
Point-of-sale terminal aggregates sensor data to detect emergencies and notify authorities, resolving unattended store monitoring gaps.