AI in Healthcare July 24, 2019
Dave Pearson

Walgreens store associates and managers across the U.S. will soon be equipped with small, AI-powered devices that will allow them to remain “heads-up and hands-free” while communicating among themselves to help customers.

The voice-controlled devices are intelligent IoT gadgets supplied by the mobile voice-tech company Theatro.

In announcing the installation, Dallas-based Theatro said an initial 1,000 stores will have the devices this year and the rest of Walgreens’ 9,560 stores will follow later.

Theatro’s voice platform for retail includes apps with self-explanatory names like Register Backup, Morning Huddle, Price Checks and Inventory Lookups.

Along with facilitating communications within Walgreens store teams, the technology will allow store...

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Topics: IoT (Internet of Things), Pharma, Provider, Retail care, Technology, Voice Assistant
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