SOFTWARE RETAIL MARKETS

Brand Owner Address Description
POSSESSION IS NINE-TENTHS OF THE SALE 365 Retail Markets 1743 Maplelawn Drive Troy MI 48084 Software for retail markets for design and implementation of turnkey, 24-hour unattended, and highly automated micro-markets, namely, self-checkout, vendor replacement, and automated assisted-shopping; software for provision of micro-markets, namely, software that allows respective customers to self-brand in their particular markets; software for design, implementation, conversion, support, maintenance, and expansion of unattended retail and point-of-sale systems using radio-frequency-identification (RFID) and non-RFID technologies;Design and development of computer software for retail markets for design and implementation of turnkey, 24-hour unattended, and highly automated micro-markets, namely, self-checkout, vendor replacement, and automated assisted-shopping; design and development of computer software for provision of micro-markets, namely, software that allows respective customers to self-brand in their particular markets; design and development of computer software for design, implementation, conversion, support, maintenance, and expansion of unattended retail and point-of-sale systems using radio-frequency-identification (RFID) and non-RFID technologies; design of 24-hour unattended vendor replacement and automated assisted-shopping, namely, self-checkout counters for retail markets; technical-support services, namely, troubleshooting in the nature of diagnosing problems with unattended retail and point-of-sale systems and equipment using radio-frequency-identification (RFID) and non-RFID technologies, namely, self-checkout counters for retail markets;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. The methods of the invention provide a variety of processes that may be performed by a mobile retail system or a mobile robot system. In accordance with one process, the invention provides a method of facilitating a retail environment, comprising the steps of providing a mobile system for operation in the retail environment, the mobile system including a processor portion, a memory portion storing retail data relating to retail activity, the processor portion storing data in the memory portion and retrieving data from the memory portion, an interaction portion, and a transport portion. The method further includes traveling from at least a first location to a second location by the mobile system; monitoring the retail environment by the mobile system; and accepting input from a customer in the retail environment by the mobile system. Various other operations may be performed by the mobile system in accordance with the system and method of the invention.