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Shopping cart
What is a Shopping cart?
A shopping cart is a vehicle where you could use to gather grocery items before making a purchase. The term is analogously used in internet shopping.
The Innovative Shopping Cart
A bunch of inventors tried to come up with the shopping cart of the future. They accumulated information from users; what they like in a cart, what they dislike in carts today and what they wish a cart could be. They regrouped for brainstorming, came up with a prototype and then the shopping cart of the future was born. It has various features that incorporate the shoppers’ likes and wish list. A scanner and calculator were built in the cart for shoppers to be able to budget their shopping money. The cart has detachable baskets to allow the shopper to easily move into the shop’s congested areas carrying a basket instead of the whole cart. After passing the counter, baskets were replaced by plastic bags hanging on built in hooks on the cart, to prevent pilferage.
A shopping cart is a vehicle where you could use to gather grocery items before making a purchase. The term is analogously used in internet shopping.
The Innovative Shopping Cart
A bunch of inventors tried to come up with the shopping cart of the future. They accumulated information from users; what they like in a cart, what they dislike in carts today and what they wish a cart could be. They regrouped for brainstorming, came up with a prototype and then the shopping cart of the future was born. It has various features that incorporate the shoppers’ likes and wish list. A scanner and calculator were built in the cart for shoppers to be able to budget their shopping money. The cart has detachable baskets to allow the shopper to easily move into the shop’s congested areas carrying a basket instead of the whole cart. After passing the counter, baskets were replaced by plastic bags hanging on built in hooks on the cart, to prevent pilferage.
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