Whole Foods will soon let customers pay for groceries with palm scan
NY Post
Whole Foods will soon let customers pay for groceries using its parent company’s palm-scanning technology.
Amazon said Wednesday its palm-scanning system — currently used in about a dozen of its brick and mortar stores — will debut at a Whole Foods in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, the first of many planned rollouts at other locations. The system uses Amazon One technology, which employs high-tech imaging and algorithms to create and detect a “unique palm signature” based on the ridges, lines and veins in each person’s hand.
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