All Technology articles – Page 135
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Comment & OpinionNeed to stay alert? Drink coffee… with the US Army
With Donald Trump as commander-in-chief, you’d think the US military would be in a constant state of nervous alertness
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Analysis & FeaturesIs vertical farming the future of food?
The popularity of vertical farming is on the rise. Can it grow from a niche to a major source of food?
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Comment & OpinionFmcg brands should stop playing safe on voice and innovate
Voice assistant technology is perfect for fmcg brands, says Sarah De Martin, managing director at Artefact
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Comment & OpinionWhy Tesco won’t be left behind in the technology race
Dave Lewis has told analysts the retailer will be ramping up its technological offer
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NewsUS firm Apeel to launch shelf life-extending tech in UK
Apeel’s technology involves an invisible, tasteless coating which can extend the shelf life of fruit and veg
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NewsAmazon develops new warehouse robots to replace conveyor belts
Around 800 of the suitcase-sized Pegasus robots are in use in Denver
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Comment & OpinionOcado's vertical farms could win over online grocery sceptics
Freshness is one of the main barriers to online grocery shopping. Ocado’s new venture could change all that
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News'Tinder for retailers and suppliers' secures £300k investment
Buyers from Tesco and John Lewis are among those that have signed up to the technology
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Comment & OpinionForecourts should do more to capitalise on the electric vehicle revolution
Drivers with time on their hands will want more than better food-to-go offerings
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NewsWaitrose to install energy saving ‘closed door’ technology
If the Berkhamsted trial is successful, Waitrose is planning to roll out the technology to at least three more stores
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NewsSimplyFresh to open scan-pay-go convenience store
It will introduce the technology at a 300 sq ft store housed within a major private business’ offices in the south east
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NewsStarship adds fish & chips to Milton Keynes robot service
The robots also began serving 2,000 new homes with the addition of the district of Tattenhoe on Saturday
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NewsWaitrose expands 'While You're Away' grocery delivery trial
Deliveries are made from the Waitrose fulfilment centre in Coulsdon…
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's till-free store can't offer outstanding service without staff
The customer journey isn’t all about self-service speed – shoppers will always appreciate helpful staff on hand, says Solon Sasson, MD at Bouncepad
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat’s Ocado’s vision for its clever new robot-chef tech?
Ocado will get its first robot this year – and sees the potential to take customers from both the likes of Deliveroo and other grocers
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NewsOcado invests in robot chefs for ready-to-eat meals
The investment ‘gives Ocado the opportunity to expand its value proposition in grocery, especially through Ocado Zoom’
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Analysis & Features10 most exciting lab meat startups from around the world
Several startups say they’re close to turning ‘clean meat’ into a commercial reality
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Comment & OpinionFood tech disruptors must be open and transparent to succeed
Disruptive new technology like lab-grown meat and 3D printing is rewriting the rules for how food and drink products are made
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NewsQueues at Sainsbury's checkout-free Local store in Holborn
This week a consistent queue of customers waited to pay by cash or card at a single help desk
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Analysis & FeaturesInside the London insect farm that's reimagining protein
Entocycle is breeding millions of flies with a view to changing the way animals – and humans – get their protein