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The GO! System

The Go! System is a contactless smart card shopping solution designed to streamline the shopping experience for busy individuals. With a focus on user needs, convenience, and efficiency, our system eliminates the need for cash or credit cards, reducing checkout times and minimizing congestion in stores. By empowering users to become their own cashiers, we aim to make shopping stress-free and efficient. Join us in transforming the way you shop!

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The GO! System

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  1. The GO! System BY: 2K2CV Katrina Atienza, Vania Ho, Kai Yu Hsu, Calvin Kong & Camille Ramsingh

  2. Team

  3. Introduction Go! System. Shopping on the GO! • No current system available in the current market

  4. Location Motivations • Grocery shops without any self-service facilities • No frills, Wal-Mart, Sobeys… • Facilitate better shopping experience • Less time consuming shopping process Competition • Express line • Self check out

  5. Methodology • Dynamic group of members • Origin of idea: • Ways to minimize congestion in everyday life • Focus on the user and the user’s needs • Brainstorm: to improve school & library system, onto improving the shopping experience • A contactless smart card • Uniqueness • Cash/credit cards not needed • Exit terminal sensors

  6. Target Audience • Primary user • Females • Age range: 30-50 years old • Working and married • Values time • Secondary user • University/College students • Values efficiency

  7. Design – requirements gathering • Smart cards + sensor + RFID technology + touch screen + exit terminal sensors • Card Capacity & Conditions • Maximum top up value: $200 Canadian • Top up at the cash register or on the website • Refundable fees: $20 after 30 days

  8. Design - prototype - Initial Interface - - Sequence of steps -

  9. Design - Final Outcome -

  10. Design - Final Outcome -

  11. Design – user response • http://www.youtube.com/user/2K2CV • Interview with Mike Billard (grocery manager, No frills) • Testing • 10 baskets • 5 carts • 1 exit terminal • 10 GO cards (value of each: $10)

  12. Limitations • During • Bulk reading • System failure • Regarding what the group did • Users bring their own bags • In the Future • Sponsors/Expenses • Theft

  13. Conclusions • Our goal • Focus on the user and the user’s needs • Take out the hustle & bustle of line-ups • Turn the user into their own cashier and check-out • Make the shopping experience of our users a more positive and stress-free situation

  14. Future work • Why implement: • Efficiency • Decrease congestion of busy lifestyle • Needs to facilitate the system: • Customer satisfaction • Sponsors/funding • Future considerations: • Better security system • Anti-theft system • Top up value of smart cards – Register + Website

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