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Rendering of JUXTA's Nest micro market kit [Image JUXTA]
North Texas’ Urban Value Corner Store Partners on Autonomous Micro Markets for Luxe Apartment Buildings
by David Seeley | Mar 11, 2024
McKinney-based Urban Value is partnering with North Carolina-based retail tech firm JUXTA to bring autonomous, frictionless "micro market kits" to upscale apartment buildings in Dallas-Fort Worth. AI computer vision and shelf sensors will track what you're buying, updating your "basket" as you move about each clerk-less store.
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