Imagine walking into your local supermarket, grabbing a trolley equipped with a touchscreen, and embarking on a shopping experience that feels like something out of a science fiction movie. As you place items into your cart, the trolley scans them, keeping a running total of your purchases. No more standing in long checkout lines or fumbling with cash at the register. Instead, you pay directly through the trolley and head straight to your car. It sounds incredibly convenient, doesn’t it? But as with all technological advancements, the question arises: is this innovation designed solely for your benefit, or is there more to it than meets the eye?
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