Grocery stores across Connecticut are using facial recognition technology to combat theft, but some customers and lawmakers are raising privacy concerns about the practice.

Microsoft is officially retiring Microsoft Lens, the company's document scanner app. The company had previously announced it ...

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Innovation moves quickly in the robotics space as grocery technology firm Simbe launched its updated shelf-scanning robot, ...

Active Chiropractic has added a Styku scanner to its range of diagnostic tools, enabling patients to receive detailed 3D body ...

Wegmans, the supermarket chain known for its cult-like following, angered some loyalists after revealing it uses facial recognition technology at New York City stores.

New digital waitlist software helps restaurants, cafes, and salons reduce customer wait times by 85% with instant QR ...

The Post got a front-row seat, scouring thousands of booths at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to find the most ...

Kat Dennings told Entertainment Tonight that Marvel scanned her face for digital use. She made the comment while filming her ...

As the new-for-2028 Dallara IR28 is readied for debut, IndyCar also wants to have laser scanning technology in play as ...

Shoppers at a Wegmans supermarket at Broadway and 8th Street in New York City are greeted, not just by the produce section, ...