Complete Installation of Electronic Shelf Labels in a Store Overnight

Watch how our customer managed to do a complete installation of electronic shelf labels in a store overnight. ✔️50.000 ESLs ✔️10+ km rails ✔️500.000 updates.

Video Transcript
Have you ever imagined how much can be done in a supermarket when it's closed for the night?

At Pricer we've picked up our gloves and decided to transform a store overnight.

In less than eight hours over 100 employees will replace paper tags with over 50,000 digital labels.

They will install more than 10 kilometers of rails in a time-critical mission to guarantee a full transformation before the supermarket re-opens.

This is done without impacting or changing normal opening hours.

Pricer’s innovative process is based on a unique technological system using light as a means of communication between labels and server.

A system which guarantees superior performance in terms of speed, stability and scalability.

Pricer is the only supplier of electronic shelf labels on the market today, capable of displaying price combined with tracking and positioning, stock capture and data. All in real-time.

Instant flash labels can activate light indicators and simplify the actions taken at the sales outlet, with tracking and positioning, notification of products on special offer or out of stock and even the identification of expired products.

Instant flash helps staff to reduce reaction time and increase precision, improving accuracy by 80 percent. This reduces waste and helps less experienced staff to do their job better.

As the sun rises, the supermarket of the future is ready to open its doors to new customers, who will be able to immerse themselves in the far more fluid, intuitive and satisfying user experience.

Pricer - Unleash the power of real time.

[lazarusblackwell]

I cant imagine how much work has to be done on a day to day basis in those shopping malls.

A lot of stuff to take care of in those places.

[BobSince]

Would have loved this when I used to work in retail. 👍🏻

[msitts]

I would love this. I work at my family’s local grocery store and I do the pricing which includes managing the shelf tags. This seems great and takes away some of the risk for error that exists between changing the price in the main computer and putting up the new shelf tag.

[Josh-ulnp]

Have these in my store works great but they break so easy and customers always smash them off the front ends

[codered]

The voice sounds like Kelly LeBrock. This is some weird Science going on.

[kannanlawyer]

I want this product IAM tamilnadu from madurai

[Tonywozere]

Energy storage on these labels? Batteries, supercaps from solar? Or continuous low-power charging wirelessly?

[austinmace]

I assume these take batteries? I love the concept however the thought of having to change 40, 000 batteries pushes me back some. I assume there is a solution for this?

[hurstbill]

So what happens when a shopper drags their trolley along the price tag strip?
Considering it's sticking out 5-10mm...and who's paying for getting sued when some idiot bumps and cuts their arm on these?