Inventory Management: Robots that are equipped with sensors and cameras for inventory management can independently maneuver around retail aisles to scan and monitor stock levels. Retailers can maintain proper stock levels and reduce their inventory holding costs by using them to identify out-of-stock items, misplaced products, and inventory inconsistencies.

Shelf Restocking: Retail robots possess the ability to self-restock shelves by detecting regions that are low on inventory or vacant and obtaining things from storage sections. By keeping shelves well stocked, this lowers the number of out-of-stock situations and raises customer satisfaction.

Price Verification: Real-time pricing information updates and product prices can be verified by robots that are equipped with barcode scanners and optical character recognition (OCR) technology. This reduces pricing errors and customer complaints while assisting merchants in maintaining pricing accuracy and policy compliance.

Cleaning and Maintenance: Robots that are fitted with cleaning attachments have the ability to operate independently in cleaning store floors, aisles, and bathrooms. They can help retailers keep a clean and hygienic atmosphere for staff and customers by sweeping, mopping, vacuuming floors and cleaning spills.

Customer Service: Chatbots and automated messaging systems are utilized by e-commerce platforms to offer round-the-clock consumer assistance. These chatbots can respond to frequently asked questions, help manage orders, and handle simple enquiries, increasing customer happiness.