How can modern robotic click&collect machines offer a super friendly and swift customer experience, at the same time increasing the profits of retailers? This topic was covered by Marek Rozycki and Ian Kerr from Last Mile Prophets in conversation with Michal Mierzejewski (Retail Robotics).
Carrefour has become the first retailer to team up with Delipop, a startup specialized in the logistical handling of e-commerce food orders, in order to develop a new offering of robotic pedestrian drives. This unprecedented partnership was inaugurated on 6 October by the opening of a first point at 194 avenue de Versailles in Paris in the 16th arrondissement.
Parisians can already pick up their groceries with help of a safe, fast and modern click&collect machine. French television TF1 prepared material on Carrefour’s stand alone Drive Piéton showing how Arctan works and how it influences customers’ experience.
Our CEO, Łukasz Nowiński and Julian Kozankiewicz, Chief Product Officer are talking about their innovative machines which are already being deployed with their first major business partners.
Retail Robotics is counting on a dynamic increase in revenues thanks to the demand for e-shopping machines. They are developng two new robotics machines, which they want to sell primarily in markets such as France, UK and USA.
An interesting article by George Nott in The Grocer about e-grocery click&collect growth – featuring also Retail Robotics
Marek Piotrowski (Retail Robotics CMO & Partner) recently wrote an article showing how accelerated e-grocery growth causes huge losses for retailers.
Polish store chain Żabka is testing a parcel handling machine developed by Retail Robotics.
Jon Springer from Winsight Grocery Business just released an article about the future of grocery click&collect. Robotic lockers, such as our Arctan can help unleash the growth e-grocery worldwide, by transforming the last mile.
We talk with Hervé Street about retail and delivery market, and about Retail Robotics solutions.