Press Release
February 13, 2024
SpartanNash Advancing Retail Innovation with In-Store Robotics

After a successful pilot, SpartanNash will expand the use of Simbe's autonomous inventory robot at 60 additional store locations

Press Release
January 10, 2024
Simbe Expands Store Intelligence™ Solution to Support Large Format Retail Environments

Simbe now offers new Store Intelligence™ capabilities to accommodate large format retail’s size and scale while improving business operations

Press Release
January 04, 2024
Simbe Announces 3X Year-Over-Year Growth and Path to Profitability

Simbe, the leading provider of Store Intelligence™ solutions that increase retailer performance through proprietary computer vision and AI, today announced record 2023 results that signal accelerated momentum and an exponential trajectory for the year ahead.

Press Release
July 13, 2023
Simbe Raises $28M Series B, Led by Eclipse, to Continue Transforming Retail Operations Through AI and Automation

Simbe Raises $28M Series B, Led by Eclipse, to Continue Transforming Retail Operations Through AI and Automation

News Article
May 17, 2023
SpartanNash Bolsters Customer, Associate Experience With Tech Investment

SpartanNash Bolsters Customer, Associate Experience With Tech Investment

News Article
May 17, 2023
SpartanNash tracks store inventory with robots

SpartanNash Tracks Store Inventory With Robots

Press Release
November 16, 2021
Simbe Appoints Gary Galensky as Company’s First Chief Operating Officer

Senior executive joins Simbe following a momentous year to scale operations and lead the next phase of company growth

Press Release
September 23, 2021
Hy-Vee Enhances Customer Experience Through Partnership with Simbe

Leading Employee-Owned Grocery Chain Deploys Simbe’s Retail Intelligence Solution, Tally, to Five Stores Throughout the Midwest

News Article
August 26, 2021
Schnucks deploys inventory robots chainwide

Schnucks deploys inventory robots chainwide

News Article
August 26, 2021
Simbe’s robots will be deployed across midwestern grocery chain, Schnucks

Simbe’s robots will be deployed across midwestern grocery chain, Schnucks

Press Release
August 26, 2021
Schnuck Markets Becomes World’s First Grocer to Deploy Intelligence Robots Chainwide

An expanded partnership with Simbe brings Tally, the comprehensive retail management solution, to all Schnucks stores

Press Release
June 10, 2021
Simbe’s Retail Intelligence Solution, Tally, Surpasses 75,000 Miles of Autonomous Shelf Scanning

As a result of extensive in-store operations, Tally features unparalleled accuracy and versatility

Press Release
March 04, 2021
Simbe Names David Cortese as Inaugural Chief Commercial Officer

Veteran, Data-Driven Technology Executive to Lead Company Commercial Strategy and Data Service Offerings

News Article
February 25, 2021
Are Retailers Ready for In-store Robots?

Are Retailers Ready for In-store Robots?

Press Release
February 23, 2021
Carrefour Employs More Tally Inventory Robots Across its Stores

The global retailer is relying on Simbe Robotics’ innovative shelf-scanning robot for real-time inventory data in its Emirati locations

News Article
December 28, 2020
NVIDIA: AI on the Aisles: Startup’s Jetson-Powered Inventory Management Boosts Revenue

Simbe Robotics’ bot Tally helps restock shelves faster for retailers, boosting their sales.

News Article
December 14, 2020
Simbe Robotics wins Commercialization Award in SVR ‘Good Robots’ Industry Awards

Simbe is the company behind Tally, the fully-autonomous inventory robot that strategically roams store aisles, scanning shelves and capturing real-time data about product availability, placement and pricing. Using machine learning algorithms, Tally recognizes what products are on-shelf, decodes tags to ensure items are in the right place, and creates a 3D blueprint of a store’s layout.

News Article
November 19, 2020
Grocery Dive: Automation experts weigh in on the future of robotic inventory tracking

Walmart's decision to stop using the much-hyped machines raised questions about whether robots are able to handle the job of tracking thousands of products on retailers' shelves.

Press Release
November 17, 2020
Simbe Names Brooks Augustine as Senior Vice President of Sales

Veteran Retail Technology Sales Executive to Lead Company Expansion into New Markets, Empowering Retailers With Invaluable Shelf Insights

News Article
October 22, 2020
Robot Report: Tally 3.0 inventory robot includes improved autonomy, upgrades from Simbe Robotics

Simbe Robotics Inc. today announced the launch of Tally 3.0, the latest version of its autonomous mobile robot for retail inventory. The San Francisco-based company said it has enhanced the robot’s optical system and improved its durability and maneuverability. Tally 3.0 also includes an embedded data processor.

News Article
October 22, 2020
The Spoon: Simbe Robotics Announces New Tally 3.0 Shelf-Scanning Robot

Simbe Robotics today announced the Tally 3.0, the company’s latest generation of inventory management robot that now features better optical capabilities and more computing power on the edge.

News Article
October 06, 2020
Forbes: Tally The Cute Shelf-Scanning Robot Is Coming To More Grocery Stores

When you shop at a Schnucks grocery store, you may share the aisle with Tally the shelf-scanning robot. Made by Simbe Robotics, Tally is autonomous and scans shelves for inventory to make restocking easier. Schnucks is expanding its use of the robot to 62 locations, which will allow Tally to scan more than 4.2 million products every day.

News Article
October 01, 2020
Fox 2: A shelf-scanning robot will now be at 62 Schnucks across the Midwest

Three years after introducing Tally to select stores, Schnuck Markets, Inc. announced Wednesday it is rolling out additional shelf-scanning robots to 46 locations across the Midwest.

Tally’s primary purpose is to roam around the store autonomously, two to three times per day capturing inventory. It will notify employees with timely information to ensure products are always stocked, in the right place, and correctly priced.

News Article
October 01, 2020
St. Louis Post-Dispatch: More robots coming to the aisles of Schnucks stores

Aisle-roaming robots are coming to an additional 46 Schnuck Market stores to help with tasks such as looking for out-of-stock items and verifying prices.

Each 30-pound robot named Tally is equipped with sensors to help it navigate the store’s layout and avoid bumping into customers’ carts. When it detects areas that aren’t fully stocked, the data is shared with store management.

The added robots means a Tally will be in 62 stores — more than half of the chain, Schnucks said Wednesday.

News Article
September 30, 2020
VentureBeat: 62 Schnucks Supermarkets will deploy Simbe inventory-tracking robots

Simbe Robotics, a developer of grocery store inventory robots, today announced it has inked a deal with Schnucks Markets to roll out robots to 62 supermarkets across the U.S. In 15 Missouri and Illinois pilots during the pandemic, Simbe claims its robots have sped up inventory and replenishment by 14 times at Schnucks locations while minimizing the number of workers in the aisles, reducing out-of-stock incidents by 20%.

News Article
September 30, 2020
Winsight Grocery Business: What Schnucks Learned From Robots

Schnucks, which kicked off the test of Simbe Robotics’ Tally units in 2017 and expanded to 16 stores two years ago, this week said it was expanding the rollout again to an additional 46 locations, or more than half of its stores. In an interview, Dave Steck, VP of IT infrastructure development for Schnucks, told WGB that stores with Tally are detecting stockouts up to 14 times better than stores that do so manually, and have reduced out-of-stocks overall by at least 20%, but the value of technology in keeping ahead of a changing world has been “immeasurable” for the relatively small grocer facing competition from tech-enabled giants like Amazon and Walmart.

News Article
September 30, 2020
The Spoon: Schnuck Markets Expands Use of Tally, Simbe Robotics’ Shelf-Scanning Robot

Missouri-based regional grocer Schnuck Markets announced today that it is expanding its use of Simbe Robotics‘ shelf-scanning Tally robot. Tally will be rolled out to an additional 46 stores, bringing the total number of Schnuck locations using the robot to 62.

Tally is a tall, autonomous robot that roams store aisles and uses a combination of computer vision and RFID to analyze on-shelf inventory. Simbe says that Tally is 14x better at detecting out-of-stock items than manual auditing, which results in a 20 percent reduction in out-of-stock items.

News Article
September 30, 2020
RIS News: Schnuck Markets Bringing ‘Tally Effect’ To Half of Stores

Schnuck Markets is bringing Tally, the inventory-management robot from Simbe Robotics it first piloted in July 2017, to half of its stores.

Dave Steck, Schnucks VP of IT infrastructure and development, said the Tally’s use has resulted in 14 times more out-of-stock detection than manual auditing and at least 20% reduction in out-of-stock items.

It’s also increased accuracy of real-time inventory that feeds into Schnucks’ automated replenishment system, allowing for more efficient inventory management. (Associates refer to the benefits as “The Tally Effect,” according to the grocer.)

News Article
September 30, 2020
Progressive Grocer: Schnucks Expands Its Robotic Workforce

Schnuck Markets Inc. is launching Simbe Robotics' autonomous robot Tally in 46 additional stores to enhance inventory management. These stores are in addition to the 16 stores that have been piloting Tally during the past couple of years, three since July 2017 and the 13 other stores since October 2018.

News Article
September 30, 2020
Grocery Dive: Schnucks brings aisle-scanning robots to more than half its stores

For supermarket employees trying to keep track of thousands of individual products on store shelves and quickly replace items that run out, Simbe’s Tally robots are a sight for sore eyes.

Equipped with sensors that record the contents of grocery shelves from top to bottom, the devices scoot around stores on their own, said Dave Steck, vice president of IT infrastructure and development for Schnucks.

A single robot assigned to a store can identify up to 14 times as many out-of-stock items as a human worker and has the ability to easily see items on high and low shelves that may be difficult for a person to access, Steck said. That allows associates in Tally-equipped stores, who would have otherwise have had to manually look for items that need to be replaced, to instead spend their time working with customers or bringing products from the backroom to store aisles.

News Article
September 30, 2020
DC Velocity: Simbe robots roll deep into grocery aisles with Schnuck Markets expansion

Shoppers at the midwest-region grocery store Schnuck Markets Inc. will soon share the aisles with an increasing number of automated inventory-counting robots, after that Saint Louis-based company said today it would deploy the bots in more than half of its stores.

News Article
September 30, 2020
Collaborative Robotics Trends: Schnuck Markets expands deployment of Simbe Robotics’ Tally inventory robot

Shoppers in Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana can expect to see more robots in grocery stores soon. Schnuck Markets Inc. said today that it is expanding deployment of Simbe Robotics Inc.’s Tally to 46 stores, bringing the autonomous inventory robot to a total of 62 locations.

News Article
September 30, 2020
Chain Store Age: Schnucks expands in-store robot rollout

A Midwestern grocer is bringing inventory-counting robots to more than half its stores.

Three years after piloting the Simbe Robotics “Tally” autonomous shelf-scanning robot at select stores, Schnuck Markets Inc. is launching the technology in an additional 46 stores, leveraging Tally’s real-time data to improve the shopping experiences in 62 locations. This follows an initial expansion of the rollout to at least 15 stores in October 2018.

Press Release
September 30, 2020
Schnuck Markets Deploys Tally Robot to More than Half of Stores

Simbe’s innovative retail technology provides comprehensive inventory insights and analysis

Press Release
August 20, 2020
Simbe Welcomes Tom Gehani as Vice President of Customer Success

Veteran Retail Technology Expert to Lead Global Partnerships for Simbe’s Growing Business

News Article
August 05, 2020
NBC Nightly News: Robots now on the front lines in battle against COVID-19

Robots are taking on tasks in hospitals to reduce exposure risk for frontline health care workers, including operating ventilators, taking inventory and delivering PPE.

News Article
June 16, 2020
San Francisco Chronicle: Salad robots, smoothie robots and vertical farms: Bay Area food automation goes from niche to necessity during pandemic

San Francisco’s Simbe Robotics created a robot that roams the aisles of supermarkets, counting items on shelves and reporting back to its human controllers. And there are a growing number of restaurants working with tech companies on automation regarding temperature checks for diners and employees.

News Article
May 26, 2020
Vogue Business: The tech behind ‘social-distance selling’

Tally, Simbe's RFID-reading robot, was already in use at Decathlon to more accurately keep track of inventory. It's now becoming important for measuring stock without human contact.

News Article
May 24, 2020
San Francisco Chronicle: In a post-coronavirus world, robots may rejigger work as much as they replace it

“Tally can more accurately analyze what’s on the shelf and not, freeing up the store team to do tasks like customer service, restocking and sanitization,” said Simbe CEO Brad Bogolea. The robot exemplifies a future in which, instead of robots wiping out swathes of the job market, they do the menial jobs that allow humans to focus on more complex tasks and stay out of harm’s way.

News Article
May 22, 2020
CGTN: Robots are helping us fight COVID-19

With workers around the world susceptible to COVID-19 infections on the job, companies are trying to find ways to create safer environments.

News Article
May 11, 2020
The Associated Press: Pandemic Fuels Demand For Robots To Work In Stores

“Tally is a fully autonomous mobile robot that’s designed to really help retailers better take inventory within retail stores. The goal of Tally is to help ensure product is always stocked in the right place and has the right price.” 

News Article
April 25, 2020
Axios: Coronavirus Speeds The Way For Robots In The Workplace

Simbe Robotics produces an autonomous shelf-scanning robot called Tally that can audit inventory at grocery stores through computer vision and machine learning. That's particularly useful for food markets as they struggle to keep products on the shelf during the disruption of the pandemic, says Brad Bogolea, Simbe's CEO.

News Article
April 20, 2020
Forbes: The Robots That Help Get Food On The Shelves In The COVID-19 Crisis

Simbe Robotics is the “mother” of Tally, a tall and lithe robot that glides up and down the aisle and uses image recognition to take a real time inventory of the products on the shelves. That information can then be used by store teams to accelerate restocking and improve supply chain efficiency. 

News Article
April 07, 2020
CNN: Grocery Stores Turn To Robots During The Coronavirus

At a handful of Schnucks Markets stores in the Midwest, Tally, an autonomous robot, scans shelves to alert employees when products are out of stock or labeled incorrectly, said Brad Bogolea, CEO of Simbe Robotics, which developed the robot. "This massive surge in demand was a major shock to most retailers' inventory counts," said Bogolea. The robot has been helping workers restock items on shelves by giving them real-time data on which items are out, he said.

News Article
March 30, 2020
Forbes: How Robots Are Helping Grocery Stores During The Coronavirus Outbreak

Stores can use the data Tally collects in real-time, so they can optimize products on the shelves. This also helps them make better informed ordering and product placement decisions while analyzing trends. The data can be shared with retailers’ consumer packaged goods (CPG) brand partners to make better business decisions.

News Article
March 23, 2020
ZDNet: Autonomous Tech Set To Accelerate Takeover Of Supply Chains

On the retail level, a robot called Tally audits entire store inventories two to three times a day, delivering real-time insights to store teams about shelf-health, enhancing customers' in-store experiences and arming retailers, CPGs and brands with highly accurate, timely inventory data needed for smarter, more efficient supply chains.

News Article
March 10, 2020
Simbe Robotics Named Fast Company Most Innovative Company For Second Consecutive Year

Conducting inventory checks isn’t the favorite job of any retail employee—and it steals time from the more valuable moments they spend serving customers.

News Article
February 26, 2020
The New York Times: Should Robots Have A Face?

Tally, a robot that cruises the aisles of Giant Eagle grocery stores in Pennsylvania and Ohio, has digital cartoonlike eyes that blink but perform no actual function. A blue computer screen flashes messages informing customers what the robot is doing: “Stock check!” Jeff Gee, a co-founder of Simbe Robotics, the firm that developed Tally, said the eyes were meant to help customers feel comfortable with the device, particularly in areas of the country “where a lot of people have never experienced robots in the wild before.”

News Article
February 21, 2020
The Wall Street Journal: The Robot In Aisle Five Isn’t Stalking You. No, Really.

Simbe Robotics engineers built Tally to be as unobtrusive as possible, says CEO Brad Bogolea. Tally’s spinning base lets it take up little space in crowded stores, he says, and its digital panels with eyes look in its direction of travel.

News Article
February 12, 2020
Protocol: Reality Check: Can Simbe’s Retail Robot, Tally, Break Through?

Simbe's 6-foot, 85-pound robot, Tally, maneuvers through a store's aisles and determines when products are missing from shelves, when they're on the wrong shelf, when they've been sitting on the shelves for a long while, and whether they're listed at the right price. The robot can scan in two ways, either relying on RFID tags affixed to merchandise or by using computer vision to recognize the products on shelves from a proprietary library of images, as well as the price tags.

News Article
December 03, 2019
Bloomberg: Robots In Aisle Two: Supermarket Survival Means Matching Amazon

On a recent Friday morning at the Giant Eagle in Pittsburgh, Tally discovered that Twix bars and some Febreze plug-in air fresheners were out of stock. Its 12 cameras can scan packaged goods at Giant Eagle but not fresh produce or the freezer aisle. At the Giant Eagle location where Tally has been deployed the longest, it has reduced out-of-stocks by 21%.

News Article
September 17, 2019
Forbes: The Quiet Robot Revolution That Can Unlock A Trillion Dollars In Retail Efficiency: Meet Tally

By simply walking up and down the aisles, Tally can give you a full updated picture of what’s in your store, and where exactly it is.

Press Release
September 16, 2019
Simbe and Schnuck Markets Soon to Deliver Real-Time Information About Product Availability and Shelf Location via App to Streamline In-store Shopping Experience

Simbe’s fully-autonomous shelf-scanning robot, Tally, automatically collects accurate inventory data and instantly sends product location information to the Schnucks Rewards app, allowing both customers and teammates to locate products instantly.

News Article
September 12, 2019
TechCrunch: Simbe raises a $26M Series A for its retail inventory robot

San Francisco-based robotics startup Simbe just announced a $26 million Series A.

News Article
September 12, 2019
VentureBeat: Simbe Robotics raises $26 million for autonomous inventory robots

Robots are coming for the grocery aisle, and that’s because they promise to save storeowners invaluable time by inventorying shelves of stock quickly and accurately.

News Article
September 12, 2019
The Robot Report: Simbe raises $26M for Tally retail robot, expands SoftBank partnership

Simbe Robotics Inc., maker of the Tally retail robot, disclosed two funding deals today.

News Article
September 12, 2019
ZDNet: Can shelf scanning robots unlock a massive dataset and save $1.7 trillion?

One of the most peculiar and promising growth areas of robotics, these shelf scanners mean business.

Press Release
September 12, 2019
Simbe Raises $26M Series A Led by Venrock in Addition to Substantial Inventory Support from SoftBank Robotics

Creators of Autonomous Retail Robot Tally to Leverage Investments and Partnerships to Meet Rapidly Increasing Market Demand, Solidifying Position as Category Leader

News Article
August 31, 2019
Wall Street Journal: The Next Hot Job: Pretending to Be a Robot

As the promise of autonomous machines lags the underlying technology, the growing need for human robot-minders could juice the remote workforce.

Press Release
May 14, 2019
Simbe Robotics Named Top Robotics Company by Robotics Business Review

We're thrilled and honored to announce that we've been named a top robotics company by Robotics Business Review in this year's RBR50.

News Article
April 16, 2019
Retailers are testing in-store robots to support fulfillment operations

As store locations double as e-commerce order fulfillment hubs, big-box retailers are deploying robots to make operations faster and more efficient. The goal is to offload some tasks from humans so they can focus more on customers.

News Article
April 15, 2019
Giant Eagle will bring robots into select stores

Digital inventory auditing is one of the growth areas of automation as brick-and-mortars fight back.

Press Release
April 15, 2019
Giant Eagle Taps Simbe Robotics’ Autonomous Solution Tally to Take Digital Inventory and Transform Shopping Experience

Tally empowers Giant Eagle with real-time data to solve for out-of-stocks, improving customer satisfaction

News Article
April 11, 2019
Giant Eagle trials shelf-scanning robots in 3 markets

In an interview with Grocery Dive, Simbe Robotics CEO Brad Bogolea said Giant Eagle first expressed interest in the firm's technology in late 2015. The retailer, which Bogolea said was his hometown grocer growing up in western Pennsylvania, began quietly piloting Tally robots in stores, gradually expanding to the three markets where they operate currently. He declined to name how many Giant Eagle stores currently have a Tally in them.

News Article
April 10, 2019
Giant Eagle's newest employee is a 5-foot tall robot named Tally

The pilot program will be implemented at three Giant Eagle locations, one in Pittsburgh.

News Article
February 20, 2019
Simbe Robotics Named Fast Company Most Innovative Company

Simbe Robotics creates automatic shelf auditing and analytics solutions to automate some of the most mundane tasks in the retail industry.

News Article
January 28, 2019
Robots will fix us, whether we like it or not

From offering companionship to critiquing our ping pong skills, robots are poised to be there for us.

News Article
January 28, 2019
Ready for the Retail Robots?

BBC Click gets a look at Amazon's robotic future. From checkout-free grocery stores to vests that protect warehouse workers from autonomous robots. 

News Article
January 21, 2019
Automation in groceries could be the next step in want it-need-it-get-it now

Nearly all Simbe’s installations run during normal store hours with customers in the vicinity, says Brad Bogolea, CEO and co-founder. The robots have logged more than 10,000 miles in stores, with the average robot traveling up to one mile with up to three or more trips through the store per day. Yet, having a fully autonomous robot in the front of the store is a different environment due to safety considerations, Bogolea says. Tally has lights and sounds to alert customers of its presence, moves slowly and is programmed to avoid movement near customers.

News Article
January 02, 2019
At CES 2019, robots will be smarter, cuter and cooler than ever

From the lovable to the practical, robots will be hard to escape at the Las Vegas tech show this year.

News Article
December 27, 2018
Chasing Amazon: The store of the future is already here as retailers up their tech game

Tally, created by Simbe Robotics, is in 10 Schnuck grocery stores, and the chain will have more than 15 by next spring. 

Tally is dispatched three times a day to check shelves, alerting store employees if a product needs to be replenished and also making sure items are properly tagged and priced. 

“The immediate customer benefit ... is the item is on the shelf,''  says Dave Steck, Schnuck Markets vice president of IT infrastructure  and application development. "Accuracy is a big part of it as well. That does drive customer satisfaction, (seeing) that the price that they see on the shelf is the price that they're charged.''

News Article
December 20, 2018
Robotics in 2019 -- Experts Offer More Predictions for Multiple Industries

"Physical and digital will continue to blend for in-store environments with the help of tech like robotics. When it comes to retail, brick and mortar has been reinventing itself so shoppers feel like they are getting e-commerce level efficiency in a physical store."

News Article
December 14, 2018
RFID Reading Robot Automates Decathlon Store's Inventory Management

The company's flagship sporting goods store, located in San Francisco, is leveraging Simbe Robotics' Tally robot to automate inventory counts, locate missing products and enable analytics about products of interest, while RFID readers at the door help to prevent loss.

News Article
December 11, 2018
Decathlon USA deploys mobile robot to retail store

Simbe Robotics' "Tally" bot conducts RFID inventory counts while dodging shoppers.

News Article
December 11, 2018
Sporting goods retailer deploys robot to monitor in-store inventory

The world’s largest sporting goods retailer is using a robot to conduct in-store inventory counts.

News Article
December 11, 2018
Simbe Robotics installs inventory robot Tally in Decathlon store

Simbe Robotics has installed its inventory robot – Tally – in a Decathlon store in San Francisco, in the US.

News Article
December 11, 2018
Rise of the shelf scanning robot

There's growing competition among robotics companies targeting brick & mortar retail.

News Article
December 11, 2018
These 'shy' robots could wander the aisles of a store near you

Tally is a "shy" robot. 

Unlike the gregarious, extroverted Pepper robot seen roaming in shopping malls and interacting with customers and answering questions, Tally quietly does its thing with the occasional beeping sound.

Press Release
December 11, 2018
Simbe Robotics Launches Partnership with Decathlon, World’s Largest Sporting Goods Retailer

U.S. Flagship Store in San Francisco leverages RFID tagging and Tally inventory robot to create unparalleled in-store customer experience

News Article
November 06, 2018
Welcome to the Golden Age of Grocery Shopping

Brutal competition and advancing technology mean better food, lower prices, and loads of convenience.

News Article
October 31, 2018
Simbe Expands Retail Shelf-Scanning Robot Program with Missouri Grocery Chain

Simbe Robotics and Midwest grocery chain Schnuck Markets this week announced they would expand the rollouts of Simbe’s retail autonomous shelf-scanning robot, Tally to at least 15 more Schnucks’ stores.

News Article
October 31, 2018
Disruption Rules at GroceryShop: Albertsons, Instacart, Boxed, Schnucks

Disruptive change was the clear focus of the just concluded GroceryShop event in Las Vegas, where grocers and food brands caught up with the latest innovations in artificial intelligence, computer vision, robotics, machine learning, voice command and autonomous delivery.

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnucks Deploying Inventory Robots at 15 Stores

Schnuck Markets is rolling out a robot it calls Tally that will autonomously scan shelves for inventory and price accuracy at 15 stores.

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnucks to expand use of shelf-scanning robots

After more than a yearlong pilot, Schnuck Markets Inc. plans to deploy shelf-scanning robots to at least 15 stores.

News Article
October 30, 2018
More robots to hit the aisles at Schnucks grocery stores in St. Louis area

In at least 15 Schnuck Markets stores, the future is now.

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnuck to expand integration of Simbe Robotics’ shelf-auditing robot to ‘at least 15 stores’

Schnuck Markets and Simbe Robotics have agreed to expand the integration of Tally, the autonomous shelf-scanning robot, to at least 15 select Schnucks’ stores.

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnucks Goes Live with Shelf-Scanning Robot

Schnuck Markets’ autonomous shelf-scanning robot, Tally, is rolling out at select Schnucks’ stores. Schnucks and Simbe Robotics kicked off a pilot in summer 2017, when Tally began capturing deeper, real-time insights into on-shelf operations at three Schnucks locations.

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnucks Expands In-Store Autonomous Robot Pilot to Free Up Associates' Time

Midwest grocer Schnuck Markets is expanding its pilot of autonomous robots that spot out-of-stocks, detect incorrect prices and help optimize planograms, among other tasks, to at least 15 of its stores, aiming to free up time for employees to perform other tasks.

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnucks Rolls Out More Aisle-Roaming Robots

If you're shopping at an area Schnucks you may notice something new, starting Tuesday. It's a robot nicknamed "Tally" and it resembles a 6-foot-tall Roomba toddling up and down the aisles. 

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnucks to expand use of in-store robots

Schnuck Markets announced it will put Tally, the aisle-scanning robot developed by San Francisco-based tech firm Simbe Robotics, in 15 stores. The decision follows a successful six-week test of Tally in three St. Louis locations last summer.

News Article
October 30, 2018
Schnucks rolls out shelf-scanning robot in select locations

Schnucks, in partnership with Simbe Robotics, announced that Tally, an autonomous shelf-scanning robot, is rolling out in at least 15 of the retailer’s locations.

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