HiCart Surpasses 30,000 Digital Shopping Cart Milestone
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SAN FRANCISCO - Californer -- HiCart Surpasses 30,000 Digital Shopping Cart Milestone

As this technology is poised to disrupt the grocery industry, top retailers are rapidly deploying AI-powered digital shopping carts to increase store sales, improve shopping experience, and lower costs with shelf check-out.

Cupertino, CA (September 14, 2023) — HiCart Corporation, the leading provider of digital shopping carts, today announced that it has surpassed the 30,000 deployed cart milestone. This technology is poised to disrupt the grocery industry, creating the largest impact in the grocery and retail business since the barcode. The company's patented, award-winning, AI-powered carts are rapidly being deployed by top retailers around the world to greatly increase store sales, vastly improve the customer shopping experience, and dramatically lower costs.

"The deployment of 30,000 carts is a major milestone for HiCart," said Sean Fu, CEO of HiCart Corporation. "It confirms our mission to make digital shopping a daily experience for millions of retail store customers. Retailers who have switched to digital carts have seen immediate results in terms of increased shopper sales and store satisfaction, as well as faster checkout times."

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HiCart's next-generation digital shopping carts are poised to disrupt the grocery retail industry by putting touchscreen displays, scanners, sensors, a camera, and Wi-Fi at the fingertips of the shopper. The AI-powered carts allow shoppers to scan items as they shop, pay for their purchases at the cart, and collect loyalty rewards. They are engineered for durability, ease of use, and integrated design.

While these technology-driven carts allow grocery stores to increase their ROI by reducing loss prevention, cutting labor costs, improving inventory accuracy, and increasing space efficiency, they also provide exciting and new potential revenue streams.

The touch screen experience puts ads, coupons, and promotional messages in front of consumers with precision proximity marketing. As shoppers walk along the aisles, the stores sell advertising that can appear as the consumer passes the product on the shelf. To encourage increased purchases, HiCart's smart carts can provide customers with instant access to product information, pricing, nutritional facts, dietary preferences, reviews, and more. All of this contributes to higher sales and profitability.

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About HiCart Corporation

HiCart Corporation is the US-based subsidiary of SuperHii. HiCart Corporation launched its operations in 2023 at the NRF Show. HiCart Corporation's award-winning technology harnesses the power of digital shopping carts with 24 patents covering its sensors, cameras, weighting function, and algorithms.

HiCart is currently expanding its operations in North America with the opening of a new office in California. The company is also building a global sales and service organization to support retailers around the world.

Company:  www.hicartcorp.com
Press Contact:
John Hopkins, CMO
978-764-5042
John.hopkins@hicartcorp.com