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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video demonstrates an Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) system designed for retail inventory management and pricing. It showcases how scanning a product's barcode updates its location and information on digital shelf labels, significantly reducing the time employees spend on restocking and price changes. The system also features a store map integration to help locate specific products.

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Diego, what are we looking at with this one? Now, I'm going to show you something. It takes an employee 23 seconds on average to put the product in the right spot. No longer with our electronic shelf labels. You scan the barcode and boom, that's where it goes, right here. And when I'm done with that one, I can keep moving and it stops flashing this one, starts flashing the next one, which is up here. And so, what we're doing is we're cutting the time down to restock your shelves in half. and we're eliminating 100% of the error that happens there. What that means is a 30 to 40% right now of an employees workday every day is spent doing this. We're going to cut that down to 15 to 20% of their day. Question is is what are you going to do with that extra time for your employees? You're going to create more value. This is replenishment. Obviously, we we could change the prices on these tags. We can geoposition as you could see right here. This is a store that if I was to look up a certain product like for for example uh Pepsi. Okay. And I look and there we go. I have all of these different products. I'm going to click on Pepsi Zero. And that's exactly where the product is. Is 7 to the right all the way at the back. It's more than just changing prices, but it's a system of this, right? In combination with an app that you download, right? And this app, what is this called? This is the Pricer electronic shelf label system. Perfect. Thank you, sir.

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