Cashier-less convenience store

Cashier-less convenience store

Photo taken Feb. 18, 2020, shows a sign set up at the entrance of Japanese convenience store chain Lawson Inc.'s checkout-free outlet in Kawasaki, near Tokyo, indicating how to shop. Opening on a trial basis on Feb. 26, the experimental store allows customers to pick up items and leave with payment automatically processed through a dedicated app. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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