wow! Intelligent. Self-serve combined with main lane checkout. Customers can get out of the store quicker while it eliminates shoplifting at self-serve checkout. 👍

@kayseljeseth1476

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@thatsme8580

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you are being sarcastic

@7550375503

2 жыл бұрын

WM: A 'quickie' ? 'Guests' are never really in such a hurry if there's a friendly & sincere attendant?

That looks like a lot of fun!

Supermarket chains in Australia have a lot of self serve checkouts & they seem to be forcing everyone to use them instead of being served by operators or clerk's as they're known in America give me good old fashioned service with a smile any day!!

@ryanstafford4657

2 жыл бұрын

It's in the us too we have more and more self checkouts and less cashier's every year

Great scanner and nice cashier

Very nice video and cashier !!

1:00 "Now pack your shit up, I have other customers waiting!"

@kayseljeseth1476

6 жыл бұрын

Well, this is the method and process that is very much the common way checkout is done in Scandinavia. If you do self-service checkout you have to do the packing yourself anyway. With HybridCheckout the cashier is present and may resolve any self-service issues instantly.

@thibaultmol

2 жыл бұрын

Right but usually as the cashier is scanning your things. That's your time to put your stuff away. Now you don't have that time

nice video

it looks better than customers are at a loose end

I love this country , Norway

@swallowedinthesea11

6 жыл бұрын

Your women are beautiful!

Cool

This only helps a little bit. Of course. The best invention, though, is the Walmart's bag hanger. Cashier scans the items and immediately put them inside the bags !!!!

@kayseljeseth1476

2 жыл бұрын

"Best" depend on definition. :) If you prefer to watch the cashier work, the Walmart checkout is best. According to a Walmart store manager (New Jersey) the best Walmart cashier can perform up to 850 items per hour on a good day. This HybricCheckout Duo allows an average cashier and shopper combined to perform about 1850 items per hour. Done, in less than half the time basically. We, consider that to be the better solution. A HybridCheckout Trio does up to 3000 items per hour, so it has higher throughput per cashier, but then two shoppers are involved at the same time. The single shopper will experience about 1500 items per hour in a Trio checkout, or about twice as fast as the Walmart hanger checkout.

@MultiSUPERLATIVO

2 жыл бұрын

@@kayseljeseth1476 The specific checkout boy in this video was just to illustrate, the guy is fast. My main purpose is to describe the bag hanger itself, which I could not find on youtube.

them beeps make me think of a pong game.

If the customer ends up being faster than the cashier, do they get her job? In the U.S., there are plenty of self-service checkouts. I've never seen any racing with the cashier checkouts. In this instance, it looks like the customer still does most of the work since they're putting the groceries on the counter and might also be bagging. The least friendly cashiers I've dealt with is in Switzerland. There are stores where the cashier does nothing other than scan. Customers weigh and tag produce, load the groceries and bag the groceries. Aside from scanning and taking your money/credit card, they'll throw bags at you if you need them. No service with a smile. Some are as cold as ice.

Love you girl

Wow

This would be fun in a Aldi to try and beat the cashier

@kayseljeseth1476

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, in fact we do see friendly competition frequently as the cashier and shopper start to interact. Hint: while a fast shopper may perform almost as fast as the cashier in "normal mode", the cashiers most often can scan much faster in "top gear". :)

@kayseljeseth1476

4 жыл бұрын

@@browncatwithblurredbackgro2461 Well, this happens most often when the cashier and shopper mutually starts to increase the speed. There's absolutely no requirement for the cashier to increase their processing speed unless they want to. Our surveys from asking the cashiers about operating HybridCheckout is that they prefer that the shopper is scanning rather than standing by only. The standing by shopper is more stressing to the cashier in fact. Further a polite shopper will pull the heavy items and scan these to remove the burden from the cashier.

0:48 It didn't beeb?

@kayseljeseth1476

4 жыл бұрын

The audio is not perfect and the short (200 mS) beep is lost as a result of this. In the checkout there's a detector that will warn if there's no scan (beep) whan an item is passed by the scanner.

@barcodeBoy666-Barcoded

4 жыл бұрын

lol

It's not safe for me

Mujhe jop chiyia amreen Maine 12pass

Why do Norwegians say hi-hi and not just 'hi'

@kayseljeseth1476

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure. Maybe because people in Norway often live far away from other people and populated towns/villages. It's like one "hi" for greeting and one "hi" for see you around in a looong while? For sure, we do not spend lots of time saying "hi-hi" anyway. :)

Aldi ist schneller

@kayseljeseth1476

Жыл бұрын

I have heard that Lidl is the faster one. :) When it comes to checkout speed HybridCheckout is #1 - no contest.

dont like that system

This is no use really if the cashier is slow af, why should the costumer make up for that. 5% off would be a nice offer for the costumer to do this at least.

@kayseljeseth1476

Жыл бұрын

The actual performance for actual operation does not support your claim. The Duo checkout does increase the in-store actual throughput from 800-900 items per hour to about 1800 items per hour. For Trio the throughput increase to more than 3000 articles per hour. There are some requirements to achieve this though, like a larger packing area and self-bagging needs to be used. A typical Walmart cashier can do about 600 articles per hour and 830 at top speed. Hence, HybridCheckout offers a three-fold increase in throughput for US conditions. For self-bagging, like in the Nordics we offer a two+ fold increase. We have white papers and test documents on our web-site. I suggest you read those to learn more.

@matthewheben6161

Жыл бұрын

@@kayseljeseth1476 Still seems like a upside down thing to do to not train the cashier up to top speed in the first place.

@kayseljeseth1476

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewheben6161 For the retailer the benefit is huge as the checkout area cost is reduced with approx. 50%. For the shopper the line speed is doubled and they can spend more time shopping. For the cashier he/she will work more with payments and taking coupons and service tasks. Also, less lifting is a benefit for the cashier. Please do read the actual operational information and white papers to learn more.