Ikan device lets customers scan groceries from home

Ikan device lets customers scan groceries from home
Tags: Customer Experience, Kiosks / Self-Service, Multichannel Retailing, Supermarkets & Grocery Stores, Technology
June 18, 2008

The New York Times: A new countertop appliance called the Ikan lets customers scan products in their home, and automatically have them delivered. Each time you're about to throw away an empty container — for ketchup, cereal, pickles, milk, macaroni, paper towels, dog food or whatever — you just pass its bar code under the scanner. After a few days of this, you can review the list of what you've scanned online at Ikan.net — and if everything looks good, click once to have it all delivered.