Supermarket shopping carts will soon be a thing of the past. Carts are unhygienic, heavy, difficult to operate (especially as wheels and other components age), require staff to manage, and are often stolen. To make matters worse, given their use by many customers, store owned carts are a significant source of disease transmission.
Given these issues, The IP Link’s partner, Bundl, has developed a new patent pending personalized shopping cart that greatly reduces COVID-19 and other disease transmission, plastic bag waste, and has the potential to transition a huge expense for stores into a revenue generator. With its tremendous environmental cost, eliminating the use of plastic bags will significantly boost the public image of our licensees and partners.
The cart itself is very spacious and features a unique four pronged folding and locking mechanism that enables a high degree of stability even under extreme weight loads. The current prototype comes in under 12kg and it is expected that the weight will be reduced further as it is optimized.
Greatly reduces disease transmission, being owned by the consumer,
Eliminates the use of plastic bags and their terrible environmental impact,
Comes with additional reusable, washable bags of various sizes that seamlessly integrate with the cart,
Contributes to reduced carbon emissions,
Folds away into the trunk of a car,
Can be used to transport groceries all the way home,
Reduced end-of-life cart disposal waste,
The spacious, light-weight, and modern design makes it a household necessity
Extremely high load tolerance due to an advanced, four pronged folding and locking mechanism, and
Eliminates substantial maintenance, replacement, and liability costs to the supermarket.
