How can supermarkets efficiently display goods around "people"?
Adjusting displays through customer behavior trajectories Operators often need to know which shelf areas customers spend more time in and which products receive more attention, and to generate as much data as possible to determine the long-term market value of the products. Therefore, stores that do not yet use a traffic count system need to ask their head office for a copy of the data in the system to compare with their stores, or to make assumptions about customer preferences based on the store staff's work experience. For example, IKEA has already used the customer flow statistics system to understand the popularity of new products and the long-term potential of hot products in the local market, and has connected the Palm customer flow statistics system with store POS and CRM systems to complete accurate customer flow surveys. Automatic formation of data reports can provide the basis for shelf placement layout optimization and adjustment of the location of goods. Accordingly