...If you've tried online food shopping, you know it's not cheap, and you may search a month to find general pizza that's not a specialty item just so stores may boost sales at the boxoffice (you may hear about the veggies the commercial says is good for breathing, better for health may be to breathe hot dish, brain food, make you rich!). You may have heard of the computerized shopping carts with the readout that has promotions and lists all the stuff you already put in the box. But you still would have to go to the store. Studies have shown that two thirds of the shoppers go in feeling good and just a fourth go out feeling so, so shopping may actually be bad for health. Where I live, you can't just pay a cab to shop for you, most messenger services (with real memos) don't buy food or other business in the stores for you and then deliver it. The box when it arrives at your roomwah of your chateau is where the egyptshine goddess rules, just if the box has 4 sides and is marked 2000 BC powders. If you had a box already bought at the store, this would be worth it to many and make them feel more loved about such as Christmas shopping, who here loves a great big hug? Me! For best shopping it's good to know what's on the shelves. So instead of just a shopping machine with promotions like the cyber shopping machine, a robo shopping method has been invented. Instead of a visit to the store, the shopper would look up the store online where they live. When they would type in what they were hoping to add to the list they would see an image of a store shelf, and click to compare. This is just the usual web shopping, no doubt. Once the customer has the whole memo he sends the list to the merchant with pay. The store then uses robot shopping carts instead of machines that just count the items. The wheeled robo computerized machines would roll around where all the items in the store to be bought would be. How to pick up the stuff off the shelf and put it in the box? Robot arms that pick up the dish cost about 10,000, not cheap, but big stores would be able to afford it by using the boxes in volume, and the price of robot arms may not be so high, not while worth is higher of merchandise sold. Or the items would go from the shelf to the robot machine on wheels via a simple unlocking shelf that would pour the items down a chute when the shelf or bin each item was held in was tipped over by the machine, also good to restock stores automatically!
This idea would make home grocery shopping viable because of low cost, high volume and small distances of the food to go. A more advanced way could be to use a whole warehouse that would be owned by the store, the warehouse would essentially be an assembly line to make the boxes of just what the doctor, chef, or superwoman (mom) ordered. It would have all the machines to lift the boxes and jugs fast and cheap in volume without the robo shopper that would have to wind in and out of the shoppers, especially at christmas when the most business is. For optimal use, the auto load warehouse would be perhaps in the rooms beside the main store, so the inventory could be used in both stores, they wouldn't have to move it far to sell if sales of one or the other were slow. "You can't eat your own mozzerela in here!" No problem, this is the wife's!
. Once all the items are in the box it would pay the store without stopping at the cashiers and rolls out when the cab or other van arrives to deliver the box. This might cost 15, 5 for the cab and 10 for the shopping, but this would be worth the cost by buying in volume. Or the buyer would just drive to pick up what they bought. This would be especially good for christmas and other holiday shopping. If there were a lot of people in the store the box would just rest a bit or find it's way via another route since it knows the store well. There would be a one way valve for the items like in a vending machine and it would be a safe on wheels with electric shock or other security to stop theft if in doubt.
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Some say this would have the promise of web grocery shopping without the higher prices and with shorter trips, more security, and more options than all the web groceries I've seen so far, so for example if you like to eat for health you have this option.
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