Following a successful pilot program at its Irwin store, Busy Beaver officials have put an autonomous robot to work checking inventory at its Delmont location, a move that has bumped up technology across the board.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Busy Beaver officials look to expand use of autonomous inventory robots
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