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Surprisingly enough I am, I just blanked on any
clever presentation for this one. |
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Also, this was an example of why I generally re-typed
college papers from scratch so I could rework it to
mean what I intended. Oh well. Cleaned up a little
bit. |
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I like this. Like a mini dump truck. (Yeah, sober up
the idea, and the rest will fall into place.) |
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Oh, so not a reverse osmosis cart then. Okay. |
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As long as you have a matching power take off in the boot of your car. Also a conveyor at home that runs from the car to the kitchen cupboard. |
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In general, it's a good idea, except for people like me who jam everything into the upper part (child seat)!
Also, what about people who fill their carts to the top? I would think the items might topple over whilst unloading...possibly there could be some kind of filing row that the items slid into first. |
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Who wants a Read-Only shopping cart? |
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This is inspired. Build it. Make a gazillion bucks. The
consumers of the world will thank you. |
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It doesn't have to be the same cart. One cart can be
offloaded while a waiting cart is filled. After the filled
cart is taken away the previous cart can slide under
the conveyor and take its place. Grocery bags that
are of the same size and interlock will help a lot. |
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At least until robots are doing the bag loading for us. |
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Why offload from the cart at all? It should tag everything placed inside it somehow, you give it your account number from your phone, and so you just roll out of the store right from the shelf. |
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Produce might be a little difficult to work in this way. |
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