Amazon New Action |Launch Hand Recognition Payment In Whole Foods Market

Recently, Amazon is testing a scanner that recognizes human hands and regards the hand as a new payment method. If it goes smoothly, hand recognition payment will be launched in Amazon subordinate Whole Foods Market in the coming months.

Unlike fingerprint recognition, this scanner need not require users to physically touch their hands to the scanning surface. Instead, the scanner use computer vision and depth geometry to process and identify the shape and size of each hand before charging the archived credit card. The payment can be finished within 0.3 second.

The emergence of new payment method is nothing but for improving consumers' consumption experience, speeding up the checkout process and further stimulate their consumption desire. In this respect, Burger King does it very well. 

                                     

Burger King teamed up with Telpo to create a self order kiosk TPS780. This self order kiosk is unique in its big screen and face recognition function. Combining with Alipay software—face pay, customers can order freely and pay with their faces. Relevant reports show that self order combines with face payment, helping Burger King stores to enhance the customer capacity and assist Burger King to increase its sales by three times.

In addition, the self order kiosk TPS780 adopts 3D structured light camera, making the accuracy of face recognition up to 99.9%. In order to further guarantee customers privacy issue, this kiosk possesses the living body recognition technology which completely eradicates fraudulent photos or videos and other beguiling behavior.

And it is simply a terminal equipment customization project of Telpo. With more than 20 year of ODM service experience, Telpo has studied in the fields of payment, retail and biological security, providing various solutions for all walks of life to achieve the final effect of drainage and income increase.