Grocery shopping at Public transit

July 11, 2011 at 3:35 am | Posted in interaction design, technology | Leave a comment
Tags: QR code, Tesco

Imagine how technology is transforming lives and our comfort level. A recent launch from Tesco (Homeplus in Korea), where grocery shopping made easy through a QR code based smart phone application, allowing people to buy grocery items on the transit path.

I was wondering, what if technology is involved in all tasks around us to make it easy, would that be interesting or will we consider it as technology invading our lives? An interesting debate, isn’t it?

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