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Scaling CV Checkout in Grocery Stores with ISV and OEM Collaboration

This episode of 'To the Edge and Beyond' explores how BigBasket, Intel, and Posiflex India are collaborating to deploy AI-powered, computer vision-based self-checkout systems in Indian grocery stores. Intel's edge computing platform enables real-time AI inferencing in-store, while Posiflex provides customized POS hardware that integrates scales, scanners, and product recognition into a sub-30-second checkout experience. The partnership highlights how ISV and OEM collaboration can drive scalable, frictionless retail innovation.

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Key takeaways

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BigBasket uses computer vision and edge AI to enable fully automated, sub-30-second self-checkout in physical grocery stores.

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Intel's Tiger Edge Platform moves AI inferencing closer to the store, reducing latency and bandwidth costs while enabling cloud-like management.

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Posiflex India provides customized dual OS POS hardware that integrates weighing, scanning, and AI recognition into a single device.

The grocery retail industry in India is undergoing a major transformation, driven by AI-powered solutions that bridge the gap between online and offline experiences. In this episode of To the Edge and Beyond, Michelle Dawn Mooney speaks with Rakshit Daga, Chief Product & Technology Officer at BigBasket; Raghavendra Bhat, Principal Engineer at Intel Corporation; Nitin Bajaj, Director, SMG at Intel Corporation; and D. Baskaramoorthy, Vice President Sales at Posiflex India.

Rakshit Daga shares how BigBasket uses computer vision-based self-checkout to streamline operations in physical stores. "AI helps us provide a seamless and efficient shopping experience for customers. Our edge-based checkout systems identify products, weigh them, and bill instantly without human intervention. This innovation drives operational efficiency while delighting customers."

AI helps us provide a seamless and efficient shopping experience for customers. Our edge-based checkout systems identify products, weigh them, and bill instantly without human intervention.
— Rakshit Daga, Chief Product & Technology Officer at BigBasket

To achieve real-time performance, Raghavendra Bhat discusses how Intel's Tiger Edge Platform powers AI inferencing at the edge. "Moving AI closer to the store reduces latency and bandwidth costs while enabling a faster checkout process. Intel's edge solution ensures cloud-like ease of management, giving retailers greater flexibility and scalability."

Moving AI closer to the store reduces latency and bandwidth costs while enabling a faster checkout process.
— Raghavendra Bhat, Principal Engineer at Intel Corporation

Hardware plays a pivotal role in this ecosystem. D. Baskaramoorthy highlights how Posiflex customizes dual OS POS systems to meet BigBasket's specific requirements. "Our hardware integrates weighing scales, scanners, and AI-driven recognition into a single device, providing a seamless sub-30-second checkout experience that keeps customers coming back."

Nitin Bajaj emphasizes the power of collaboration: "Intel's ecosystem strategy connects technology partners to build innovative, scalable solutions. The collaboration between Intel, BigBasket, and Posiflex demonstrates how AI can transform the retail landscape."

By integrating AI and edge computing, this partnership sets new benchmarks for omnichannel retail, enhancing customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.

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Michelle Dawn Mooney

Host, To the Edge and Beyond

Michelle Dawn Mooney is a media host and producer who covers technology innovation across industries including retail, IoT, and edge computing. She hosts the Intel Internet of Things Group series 'To the Edge and Beyond' on MarketScale. Her work focuses on translating complex enterprise technology topics for broad audiences.

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Rakshit Daga

Chief Product & Technology Officer

BigBasket

Rakshit Daga serves as Chief Product & Technology Officer at BigBasket, one of India's leading online and offline grocery retailers. He leads the company's technology strategy, including the deployment of AI-powered computer vision self-checkout systems in physical stores.

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Raghavendra Bhat

Principal Engineer

Intel Corporation

Raghavendra Bhat is a Principal Engineer at Intel Corporation focused on edge computing and AI inferencing solutions. He works on deploying Intel's Tiger Edge Platform to enable real-time AI processing at the store level for retail use cases.

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Nitin Bajaj

Director, SMG

Intel Corporation

Nitin Bajaj is a Director in Intel's SMG (Sales and Marketing Group), where he focuses on ecosystem strategy and partner collaboration. He works to connect technology partners such as ISVs and OEMs to build scalable AI-driven retail solutions.

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D. Baskaramoorthy

Vice President Sales

Posiflex India

D. Baskaramoorthy is Vice President of Sales at Posiflex India, a provider of point-of-sale hardware solutions. He oversees the customization and deployment of dual OS POS systems that integrate weighing scales, scanners, and AI-driven recognition for retail checkout environments.

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