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Self-checkout machines use AI cameras to watch what you scan — and to spot mistakes.
At lots of grocery stores now, you can scan your own things and pay. Above the machine, a little camera is watching. That camera has AI inside.
It checks that the apple you put on the scanner is actually an apple, not a much more expensive avocado. It also notices when something gets bagged without being scanned.
The big idea: the robot cashier is a camera with a fruit-and-veggie brain. It speeds up shopping but a real worker is still nearby.
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A learner studying The Robot Cashier at the Store would need to understand which concept?
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