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Amazon Go made waves in 2018 when it opened a grocery store that used cameras and and QR codes to let people quite literally grab and go. Then in 2020, the company unveiled Dash Carts, a shopping cart designed to replicate the Amazon Go experience without all the tech overhead. 

Now, grocery chain Kroger is taking on smart grocery carts with the help of startup Caper. Kroger and Caper are partnering on a pilot program at Kroger’s store in Madeira, Ohio, just a stone’s throw from the company’s Cincinnati HQ.