Student Presents The Dragons With A Smarter Way To Shop | Dragons' Den Canada

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Student entrepreneur, Brendan Pan is pitching his checkout technology to The Dragons. He's looking for a $20,000 investment for a 40% stake in his company, C8 that uses radio frequency identification technology to avoid the shopper having to scan the individual items in their carts.
Season 11, Episode 13.
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8 авг 2023

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@DigitalNomadInvestor Год назад

Every retailer has looked at this for decades. This is an old idea. I worked in Loss Prevention in the 1990s and I heard of this back then. We used RFIDs to prevent shoplifting back then and the retailers already started to incorporate scanning capabilities 30 years ago. I think Amazon stores is already doing this anyway.

@jamesmichael239 11 месяцев назад

I love how Michele and Manjit always try to bring up how they "started as students." Michele's father Marvin was an oil and gas executive, and Manjit's family owned a chain of liquor businesses. I imagine it's easier to take risks on your future when mommy and daddy are there with the checkbook.

@StarCadet 23 дня назад

RFID is about 5 to 10 cents per sticker. But you multiply that by 100k items, you start to see a significant cost. It will also slow down the stocking process as you have to apply the RFID. It just isn't feasible.

@awunggawunggshi1137 Год назад

The guy looks droopy and sleepy!...🙃🙃🙃🙃😃

@MathieuJeanson Год назад

I think the best way to prevent theft at self-checkouts would be to have a store emplyee scanning the items for you, I'm sure it's called something but I can't quite remember 🤔

@etchvee Год назад

Has anyone walked in and said “hello sharks”

@jomojojo6603 8 месяцев назад

Yup, seen it a few times. And the dragons get really offended. I guess money doesn't make your skin thicker.

@mlh4711 9 месяцев назад

Michelle is the best looking dragon I've ever seen.............what a cutie!

@cropperson5583 11 месяцев назад

They haven't done their research before...

@shawngiver5570 Год назад

Would be expensive for everybody story but good idea

@FlemmingErnst Год назад

20 year old idea - ???

@KathyZhu Год назад

this is like amazon fresh. they already use this technology!

@SPG8989 Год назад

Well no shit this was 8 years ago well before Amazon Fresh, goofy dumb dumb

@olimot8081 Год назад

Thats so pointless unless you’re walking out with the basket full of shopping you still need to take every item out individually and bag it up so my not just scan them and save supermarkets spending millions on this technology, the cost of which will be passed on to consumers! At least when self scanners came out it replaced staff wages so the cost was mitigated and not put on to consumers