Unmanned cash register

Client country: China

Services: industrial design｜machine design｜functional prototyping

Project Background

With the digital upgrading of the retail industry and the rising demand for consumption experience, traditional cash register models face pain points such as long queuing times and high labor costs. To adapt to efficient and convenient consumption scenarios, self-checkout machines have emerged relying on AI recognition, mobile payment and other technologies, aiming to simplify settlement processes, reduce operating costs, and meet the dual needs of merchants for cost reduction and efficiency improvement and consumers for quick checkout.

Solution

Innovative Design Solution for Unmanned Checkout Machine

A. Technical Stability and Safety Design

Multimodal Recognition System (Integrates AI visual recognition + gravity sensing + RFID sensing, with a recognition accuracy of ≥99.5%, supporting fast recognition of bagged, bulk, and irregular-shaped goods)
Financial-Grade Secure Payment (Complies with UnionPay PBOC 3.0 standard, supports multiple payment methods such as face-scan payment, QR code payment, and NFC payment, with encrypted transmission to prevent information leakage)
24/7 Stable Operation (Industrial-grade motherboard + redundant heat dissipation design, with a continuous operation failure rate of ≤0.1%, and automatic transaction data saving in case of power outage)

B. Scene Adaptation Optimization

Flexible space Adaptation (Modular design, supporting both desktop and vertical installationmethods, with a minimum floor area of s0.8mf, suitable for multiple scenarios such as conveniencestores, supermarkets, and pharmacies)
Self-service Upgrade (15.6-inch high-definition touch screen + voice guidance, supporting self-service weighing of goods, coupon verification, and automatic invoice printing, with an operationprocess of ≤30 seconds per order)
BarrerFree nteractiDesign (Supports voice control, font enlargement, and Braille labels toomeet the needs of different groups such as the elderly and the visually impaired)