Shopic deploys clip-on computer vision devices that convert regular shopping carts into smart checkout terminals for supermarkets. The tech stack—Python, React, TypeScript, MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, plus Elasticsearch for real-time analysis—supports both the on-device inference layer and a backend data pipeline. Active projects focus on regional deployment (Chile), shrink detection via video annotation, and scaling the training pipeline, indicating the company is moving from initial deployments into multi-region operations and addressing the core profitability challenge of self-checkout: inventory loss.
Shopic builds intelligent cart hardware and software for medium and large grocery retailers. The core product is a clip-on device that uses computer vision to enable frictionless checkout, in-store promotions via a retail media channel, and real-time shopper insights without requiring store infrastructure overhauls. The company operates across Israel, Chile, Czechia, and the United States, with active engineering, data, and research teams focused on product development, regional deployment, and video annotation pipelines for shrink detection. The hiring mix—engineering-heavy with emerging data and research depth—aligns with the technical challenges of scaling computer vision model training and managing remote annotation teams across geographies.
Shopic uses Python, React, TypeScript for core development; MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL for data storage; and Elasticsearch + Kibana for real-time analytics. Jira, Confluence, Mixpanel, and Zendesk support ops and product.
Active projects include smart cart product development, regional deployment in Chile, shrink detection via video annotation, and scaling the training pipeline for product identification across large grocery catalogs.
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