After a year of testing with its own employees, Amazon plans to open its store that lets you browse, grab and walk out -- skipping the checkout line, but not the bill -- to the public Monday.
The convenience store and its proprietary technology, made up of hundreds of cameras and sensors and requiring a new Amazon app, dangled the promise of solving a bedrock complaint for shoppers -- long checkout lines -- when it was unveiled just over a year ago.
The high-tech approach, crafted by the company that's most visibly changed how Americans shop in recent years, suggested grocery shopping was on the cusp of its biggest breakthrough since bar codes.
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