Smart Trolley for Smart Shopping with an Advance Billing System using IoT

Shankar, S.; Balasubramani, S.; Basha, S Akbar; Ahamed, Sd Ariz; Reddy, Nimish

doi:10.1109/iccmc51019.2021.9418348

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“…As for the inputs to the ESP-32, these correspond to the reading of the unique ID (UID) of the RFID tags. Additionally, because the maximum number of items in a self-service checkout is 10, the same amount of passive RFID tags is used, which, being passive, do not require power for its operation, but the reader by means of an electromagnetic field induces an electric current that energizes the tag [13]. In addition, 3 pushbuttons are established for user interaction, which are start, delete and end, these pushbuttons are located correspondingly in GPIO 35, 34, and 39.…”

Section: Embedded System Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…On the other hand, researchers focus mostly on addressing the process of automatic product  ISSN: 2302-9285 detection, mostly using radio frequency identification (RFID) which improves product detection and drastically reduces its scanning time compared to classical barcode detection, which due to physical damage or foreign elements interferes and delays its detection [2], [8], [9]. Also, a system capable of directly reading the barcodes already present in the products is also presented through a scanner incorporated in the system [10]- [13], disagreeing with the use of the mentioned scanning methods. But, it is counterproductive since the previous articles mention the detection problems presented by barcodes, then this system would also present the same detection problems and consequently, delays in the purchase.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Internet of things and radio frequency identification based embedded system to reduce shopping time in supermarkets

Espino,

Vargas,

Paiva-Peredo

et al. 2024

Bulletin EEI

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Doing daily shopping in a Peruvian supermarket means a large investment of time for many people, usually due to inaccurate and faulty scanning of products by barcodes at supermarket checkout counters. For this reason, an embedded system based on internet of things (IoT) and radio frequency identification (RFID) is designed to reduce shopping time in a supermarket. The system uses an ESP32 development board with embedded hardware specialized in IoT projects and firmware development based on C language and real-time operating systems (FreeRTOS) through espressif’s IoT development framework (ESP-IDF). RFID tags were used to scan the products and IoT with message queuing telemetry transport (MQTT) communication protocol are implemented to a local database in real time. The system achieves a significant reduction in terms of scanning time compared to self-service checkouts using barcodes, which allows to statistically analyze the reduced time per quantity of products and the linear trend of the 2 samples.

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Section: Embedded System Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Internet of things and radio frequency identification based embedded system to reduce shopping time in supermarkets

Espino,

Vargas,

Paiva-Peredo

et al. 2024

Bulletin EEI

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“…IoT-enabled smart trolley in malls and supermarkets is nothing new in literature. Clever trolley using industry 4.0 properties to enhance the purchasing and product checking experience has already been tested in human lifestyle (Bedi et al, 2017;Das et al, 2020;Gunawan et al, 2019;Shankar et al, 2021). Wi-fi and RFID integrated networking has been proposed by Raiyani(2019), where RFID has been used in trolleys inside a superstore.…”

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Augmented Trolley Services for Metro Stations: An Innovative Metro Journey Experience

Chowdhury¹,

Hasan²,

Islam³

2022

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Advanced Research in Supply Chain Management

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Metro service in Qatar gives a new pace of societal advancement in terms of communication and sustainability. It has become a day-to-day life need for the residents of Qatar. The customer-oriented routing and accessibility to different parts of Qatar is a blessing to its residents. However, this study identified the challenges of commuting in the metro with bulk and/or heavily weighted belongings. This issue constraints the customer's willingness to travel in the metro. It increases the carbon footprint as the potential commuters of the metro move to take motor vehicles due to their carriages. We propose an augmented RFID-based trolley service inside the metro station, which will ease the traveling with heavy baggage and children and inspire more commuters to travel by metro. The IoT-enabled proposed design of the trolley will take the idea of a smart city step ahead.

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“…Failing any of these at any instant, may disturbs or stops the functioning of shopping cart system. Sometimes, it is difficult to be ensure good Bluetooth & internet connectivity of mobile with shopping cart and web server respectively [7,8]. Many researchers were used costlier and complex controller board, which included Raspberry Pi, Arm processors, Zigbee, also add-on circuitry, which makes the system more complex to design and costlier [9][10][11][12].…”

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Design and development of RFID based smart shopping cart using Arduino

Garg,

Joshi,

Bansal

2022

IJECS

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In the present era of socio-economic development, technologies have been contributing not only for improving supply chain management, but also to enhance customer facilities and satisfactions. Now a days, shopping centers and city malls are the prime requirement of society, where customers get freedom to see, choose and collect items as per their requirements and convenience. These stores and malls are situated in metropolitan cities and easily approachable, which increases the rush at these places with a high rate, tends to long queue at billing counters. It also needs skilled workers to arrange items in shopping center, also guide about the shopping items to customers as well as at billing counter. The proposed system is a smart shopping cart, comprises RFID reader and on-board buttons as inputs, microcontroller-based Arduino board as data acquisition and control unit, and LCD display is as output unit. The smart cart detects items, then avails option to customer to add new shopping items in bill as well as remove already added items directly from bill. It also sends the final billing information to central server using Wi-Fi module. The developed flexible shopping system provides better informative system along with facility of automatic billing generation and record the information centrally. It also provides better functionality of shopping center, minimize requirement, and working load on shopping center employees.

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Smart Trolley for Smart Shopping with an Advance Billing System using IoT

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

Internet of things and radio frequency identification based embedded system to reduce shopping time in supermarkets

Internet of things and radio frequency identification based embedded system to reduce shopping time in supermarkets

Augmented Trolley Services for Metro Stations: An Innovative Metro Journey Experience

Design and development of RFID based smart shopping cart using Arduino

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