According to a recent article by The Packer, “…labor unions and lawmakers push to restrict electronic shelf labels over fears of worker displacement and AI-driven surge pricing.” However, retailers have pushed back, stating that ESLs are “…a necessary operational upgrade that improves price accuracy and
As retailers look to streamline operations, some are exploring electronic shelf labels (ESLs) to digitize shelf pricing. According to this National Retail Federation article, “[p]aper tags are an outdated, inefficient method of displaying prices on shelves. They require significant employee hours to update and can
Electronic shelf labels (ESLs) are no longer just test projects — they’re rapidly becoming a standard feature in retail stores around the world. According to this article from Chain Store Age, “[f]or many retailers, changing prices still means printing, shipping, and manually replacing thousands of
Improvements in IoT technology are creating new opportunities for connected retail devices, including electronic shelf labels (ESLs). According to this IoT Business News article, “[r]ecent IoT breakthroughs have made battery-free operation viable for billions of connected devices…” like ESLs.
According to this Technology Org article, “…retail’s future lies not in retreating before e-commerce but in becoming more responsive, efficient, and data-driven than digital-only channels.” With the support of IoT technologies—such as electronic shelf labels, connected sensors, and real-time data platforms—retailers can improve in-store efficiency.
Vusion (formerly SES-imagotag) is a global leader in retail IoT and digital commerce solutions, helping retailers transform physical stores into intelligent, connected environments. With over three decades of innovation and more than 350 major retailers served around the world, Vusion delivers technologies that streamline store
Electronic shelf labels (ESL) are becoming increasingly popular among retailers looking to modernize their stores. According to this recent article from The Independent, the technology “…helps display allergen information through QR codes, as well as displaying the cost, weight and unit price of products.”