Trigo

Retailers lose revenue to shrink and checkout queues, and purpose-built checkout-free hardware is expensive to deploy across a store estate. Trigo instead layers computer-vision software onto the camera and closed-circuit television systems a store already runs, tracking products rather than shoppers so it can reconstruct baskets and flag store events in real time. Grocery chains and other large physical retailers use the platform to add autonomous checkout, loss prevention, and shelf-level insight without rebuilding their stores.

Basing the software on existing infrastructure separates Trigo from hardware-heavy autonomous-store systems such as Amazon's Just Walk Out, and its single vision platform covers checkout, loss prevention, and analytics that rival vision-retail vendors address with separate products. That position lets enterprise retailers add vision capabilities store by store rather than committing to a single purpose-built format.