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Trigo is an Israeli company founded in 2018 that retrofits supermarkets with computer vision for checkout-free shopping. Ceiling cameras track products and shoppers without facial recognition, building a virtual basket that is charged automatically on exit. The company works with European grocery chains including Tesco and REWE on autonomous store formats.
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In Loss Prevention, Follow the Product
Key Takeaway: Retailers should evaluate AI loss prevention by the evidence it uses - identity, inferred intent, or unpaid product movement. Trigo leads with product accountability: the signal that establishes whether a loss event actually occurred, rather
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Retail Risk London 2026
Roundtable Event: "Finding the Needle in the Haystack: Prioritizing High-Impact Fraud and Repeat Offenders in an Overwhelmed LP Environment"About the SessionHosted by Eyal Ben Ari, Chief Business Officer at Trigo, this roundtable brings together retail an
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You Have Hundreds of Cameras. Now What? A Scalable Surveillance Strategy for LP Teams
One-sentence Idea Retail loss prevention teams do not need more footage; they need usable visibility that helps them follow the product story from shelf to cart to checkout to exit. 30-second brief More cameras often create more footage, more alerts, and
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Trigo - Storewide, Vision-AI Loss Prevention
The post Trigo - Storewide, Vision-AI Loss Prevention appeared first on Trigo Retail.
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Trigo and Vista Technology Support Partner to Expand Real-Time Loss Prevention in the UK & Ireland
Trigo is expanding its go-to-market approach in the UK through a new partnership with Vista Technology Support, accelerating the rollout of advanced Vision AI solutions across the retail market. The partnership combines Trigo's computer vision AI loss pre
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Is Your Loss Prevention Strategy Ready for Recession-Driven Theft?
Economic downturns can quickly change theft patterns in ways historical loss data misses, which is why retailers need real-time visibility to the full frontend store instead of relying only on past trends or locked cases. Key Takeaways Recession can chang
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