Selfly Store launches a new intelligent cabinet series for automated, unmanned retail

Selfly Store expands its range of RFID-enabled micro stores designed for contactless on-the-go purchasing.

Selfly Store enables hotels, offices and other venues to offer meals and snacks in a cost-efficient way as the intelligent cabinets are unmanned and fully digitalized. The new range consists of three intelligent cabinets suitable for different end uses. Selfly Fresh is designed for goods stored at room temperature, Selfly Cool for refrigerated meals and snacks, and Selfly Frozen for frozen items.

Selfly Store’s intelligent cabinets utilize cutting-edge RFID, sensor, cloud computing and IoT technologies to enhance convenience for consumers. Selfly Store’s RFID technology also allows store managers to keep track of expiry dates and inventory in real time. 

Selfly Store can be implemented as an additional point of sales to a variety of locations, for example, workplaces, hotels, hospitals and sports centers. The solution provides unmanned service 24/7.

According to the announcement, the new range of cabinets is available starting in May 2022. The new Selfly cabinets are designed and manufactured in Finland and shipped in 100% recyclable and plastic-free shipping packages. The Selfly Store platform is designed with the possibility to remotely upgrade software. All the latest software developments are available for existing customers as well.

About Selfly Store

Selfly Store is a Finnish company owned by Stora Enso, a leading renewable materials company. Selfly Store develops and manufactures self-service technologies for the retail market, especially for B2C fresh food sales. It combines the traditional retail experience with the latest development in RFID technology to create a new way of serving customers 24/7. At the heart of the solution is the Selfly Intelligent Cabinet – an RFID-enabled fridge that enables consumers to buy items independently from the cabinet using contactless payment methods. Selfly Store solution has been deployed in 16 countries across Europe.