How can shopkeepers use a smartphone camera to count and track inventory and sales?

Authored by: FIBR
May 16, 2018 - 1 min read

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Javier Linares, the FIBR project’s product manager, describes how smartphone cameras can help shopkeepers track inventory and sales. This is a method takes advantage of scanning technology at the plan of your hand rather than needing traditional PC accounting.

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