bp tries out touchless self-checkouts in San Francisco
bp introduces Mashgin's instant, touchless self-checkout technology at San Francisco ampm stores.
bp has modernized its convenience store experience with Mashgin's artificial intelligence self-checkout system. The checkout system is powered by AI and uses computer vision to scan items for purchase instantly.
The technology advances bp's journey of implementing new types of automated checkout at its stores. bp envisions a convenience store of the future with a variety of checkout options to give customers a choice in how they shop. This is the most recent step as bp aims to nearly double earnings from its global convenience and mobility business by 2030 from around $5 billion in 2019.
"bp remains focused on introducing new, tech-driven options for our customers to provide an innovative and seamless shopping experience. By working with Mashgin, we can evolve our stores for a better customer experience,” said Humberto Marroquin, vice president of mobility and convenience Americas, West Coast for bp.
bp will pilot and test out Mashgin's innovative self-checkout technology at four ampm stores in 2022 before exploring options to roll it out wider.
