There are no clerks, no checkout lines (and no plastic bags) at Amazon's 'supermarket of the future' where you take what you want and just walk out. But in the 100 years since the first modern supermarket was opened, no one has ever solved the problem of long lines at checkout. He also doesn't expect it to show up in Whole Foods stores, the high end grocery chain Amazon bought last year. What it's likeThe interior of the Amazon Go store looks pretty much like any higher-end convenience store. The store also offers a basic lineup of grocery items, including milk, condiments, coffee, tea, toilet paper and the like.

Source: Bangkok Post January 22, 2018 20:37 UTC