Ever since I was young, I’ve only ever known one way to find an item at a big brick-and-mortar retailer like Target — wander around until I stumble across it.
It’s not that I was too shy to approach the employees, it’s just that I was always too stubborn to “give up” and ask someone for help, but maybe if Target replaced the employees with robots, I would have changed my tune.
According to a report from Fortune, Target is teaming up with startup accelerator Techstars in order to revolutionize the way that consumers shop at their stores.
