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Trigo, the Israeli seamless shopping startup, has raised $100 million in a financing round.  The funding will help it scale deployment of its autonomous supermarkets across Europe and the US, enter new geographies, and develop new software. Trigo, a Tel Aviv-based company founded in 2018, uses AI tech and ceiling-mounted cameras to track every item […]

Israel’s largest supermarket chain Shufersal has opened the country’s first entirely autonomous grocery stores in Tel Aviv. The new 1,080 square foot Shop&Go convenience store is powered by Israeli startup Trigo, which uses AI tech and ceiling-mounted cameras to track every item a shopper selects (or puts back on the shelf). Customers scan a QR […]

Trigo, the Israeli seamless shopping startup, launches a checkout-free grocery store in the Netherlands today, as a joint venture with Aldi. Shoppers can walk into the autonomous supermarket, select their items and simply walk out with no need to queue at the checkout or scan any items.  Trigo, a Tel Aviv-based company founded in 2018, […]

Trigo tapped by largest grocery co-op in the US to pilot AI frictionless checkout tech for autonomous supermarket.

German discount supermarket giant Netto now marks its first-ever hybrid checkout-free store.

Trigo, an Israeli-based startup founded by brothers Michael and Daniel Gabay, aims to implement its checkout-free tech in groceries worldwide.

Trigo’s decision was based on its consideration of Google Cloud’s strong relationships with leading retailers.

The move marks Trigo’s entry into the German market as REWE is the first retailer in Germany to implement a checkout-free experience.

The cashierless shopping startup said it has seen rapid growth and increasing demand for its technology throughout 2020.

The VC firm, set up in 2018, focuses on early deep-tech startups in B2B enterprise software, DevOps, cybersecurity, cloud computing, fintech.

Our team compiled a list as a sample representative of the companies and startups that made a big impact in 2019.

Tesco, a British grocery multinational and the world’s third-largest food retailer, has invested an undisclosed sum in Israeli startup Trigo Vision which developed a computer vision platform for a checkout-free shopping experience that allows customers to grab items and go. The companies announced on Thursday that customers who use the Tesco app will be able […]

Founded in 2017, Trigo Vision developed a computer vision platform that allows customers to grab items and go - and retailers to automatically charge them.

Tesco, the UK multinational grocery and merchandise retailer, has partnered with Trigo Vision to establish cashierless stores using the Israeli company's tech.

Shufersal is the first retailer in the world to announce the use of tech in an existing retail store, says Trigo Vision VP of Marketing Ran Peled