SelfCheckoutKassen
SelfCheckoutKassen are self-service checkout systems used in retail to allow customers to complete purchases without the help of a cashier. They typically consist of a touchscreen interface, a barcode scanner, a payment terminal, and a bagging area that often uses weight sensors to verify scanned items. Some systems also include scales, receipt printers, and support for mobile payments and loyalty programs. The process usually begins when a customer scans items and places them in the bagging area; the system calculates the total price, applies discounts or promotions, and prompts payment by card, mobile wallet, or cash where accepted. After payment, a digital or printed receipt is issued.
In use, SelfCheckoutKassen are common in grocery stores, supermarkets, pharmacy chains, and large retailers. They aim
Challenges include shrinkage and security concerns, as some items may be missed or mis-scanned, and the risk
The concept originated in the late 20th century and gained widespread adoption in the 2000s and 2010s