Jan 15

Giant Grocery Stores Is Deploying Googly-Eyed Robots to Improve the Customer Experience

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It’s as if Christopher Walken’s Googly-Eyed Gardner decided to go into retail: Supermarket chain Giant Food Stores has deployed six-foot-three-inch googly-eyed robots named Marty–and it has plans to bring him to all 172 stores across Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia this year. Marty is the result of a partnership between parent company Ahold Delhaize,…

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