Japan's Rosen convenience store tests the unmanned sales modelEvery product has an electronic label

Local time on February 18, 2020, Japanese chain convenience store Rosen opened the first unmanned store in Kawasaki, Japan. The store will begin trial operations on February 26, and customers can pick and pay for items through the app.

It is reported that in 2018, Japan's Rosen showcased the "convenience store in 2025" concept: at that time, each product will be provided with an electronic label, which will achieve "automatic settlement of entry and exit" without the need for a cash register.