Trigo

Trigo (Trigo Vision Ltd.) is an Israeli computer vision and retail technology company headquartered in Tel Aviv that builds infrastructure for cashierless, or "frictionless," grocery stores. Its system applies proprietary algorithms to feeds from ceiling-mounted cameras and shelf sensors to construct a digital model of the store — described as a "digital twin" — tracking shoppers' movement through the aisles and their interactions with products in order to assemble a virtual shopping basket that is charged automatically without a checkout stage. Trigo positions the retrofit of existing supermarkets as central to its approach, using off-the-shelf hardware so retailers do not need to substantially alter store infrastructure or layout.

Beyond checkout, Trigo markets a broader software layer for store operations. Its 3D engine, referred to as RetailOS, supports predictive inventory management, pricing optimization, security and fraud prevention, planogram compliance and event-driven marketing. Following its 2022 financing the company said it would develop StoreOS, a store and inventory management application suite intended to give retailers real-time inventory tracking, reduction of out-of-stock and expired items, fraud mitigation and personalized marketing. Trigo has described its stores as either "hybrid" (autonomous checkout alongside conventional options) or fully autonomous.

Trigo's deployments span the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Israel and the United States, with named retail partners including Tesco, REWE Group, Netto Marken-Discount, ALDI Nord, Auchan, Shufersal and Wakefern Food Corp. Wikipedia's store table lists individual sites ranging from roughly 1,080 to 4,300 square feet and 1,400 to 10,000 SKUs.