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Amazon rolling out Just Walk Out scheme in colleges across the US this fall

Amazon rolling out Just Walk Out scheme in colleges across the US this fall

Amazon will be rolling out its Just Walk Out scheme in colleges across the US this fall.

The tech giant's innovation enables shoppers to simply enter a store, take what they want, and just leave, enabling a seamless shopping experience and now the technology will be being implemented across education facilities.

In a blog post, Amazon said: "This fall, more NFL fans and university students will be able to skip the checkout line thanks to Amazon’s AI-powered Just Walk Out technology. With NFL teams hosting their Kickoff Games this week, Just Walk Out technology is starting the season with the most new stores to open at NFL stadiums in a single season, including six new stores at Lumen Field in Seattle, seven stores at Commanders Field outside of Washington D.C., and the first store opening at M T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

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"And just in time for the school year, Just Walk Out technology is coming to even more college campuses this fall, bringing the total to more than 30 university stores powered by Just Walk Out technology worldwide."

The company is trying to offer increased convenience across campuses in California, Florida , Georgia, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Virginia.

The post added: "Universities across the U.S. are seeing increased enrollment and are welcoming a flood of students, staff, and faculty back to campus this fall. Across Australia, the UK, and the U.S., Just Walk Out stores on university campuses offer a fast and reliable checkout-free experience so students can get what they need and get back to their studies."

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