The document discusses various technological trends in supermarkets and institutions, highlighting advancements such as electronic coupons, enhanced checkout processes, and energy monitoring systems. It also explores the use of electronic monitoring technologies in prisons, including laser devices and biometric identification. Additionally, it mentions innovations in healthcare technology, such as infection monitors and touch screen rehabilitation tools.

2. SUPERMARKETS
Technology Trends In Institutions

5. Reduces checkout times
Provides detailed
information
Helps control costs
Generates electronic
coupons
Provides means to
restrict
Provides way to enhance
and monitor price

7. …eliminates the manual processing
steps, costs, and time delays
associated with paper-based
documents as well as improve the
accuracy and exchange of
information…

12. …allows a recipient to authorize
transfer of their government
benefits from a Federal
account to a retailer account
to pay for products received.

26. …faster checkout times,
more accurate identification of
customers cashing checks,
and a substantial reduction in
fraud.

28. … shows the industry’s
willingness to cater to the
time-pressed consumer.

46. …monitor, diagnose and track
the conventional energy
systems in order to decrease
energy consumption

47. o Auto ID (Electronic Product
Code or ePC)
o UCCnet
o Smart Shelves

48. PRISONS
hnology Trends
n Institutions

50. Electronic Monitoring:
TRANSMITTER BRACELET
RECEIVER
CENTRAL COMPUTER

52. Video-surveillance

53. Electronic Video-
Monitoring surveillance
• the offender is NOT • placement of
put INto PRISON cameras in
but instead wears a
gadget that TRACKS
strategic places
the LOCATION of in prisons
the offender

55. Laser Technology:
LASER DISSUADER
LASER DAZZLER

56. It uses laser diodes
to disorient a person.

58. Stunning Devices:
STUN BELT
AIR TASER
STICKY SHOCKER

59. Capture Nets
The net is compacted into
a projectile which can be
fired up to 30m.

60. Chemical Incapacitating Agents
The chemicals that act on the
central nervous system
to incapacitate a person.

61.  Laser Technology ▪
 Stunning Devices ▪
 Capture Nets ▪
 Chemical Incapacitating
Agents ▪

63. (BIT) Biometric Identification
Technology

64. It is using digital
techniques to identify
an individual.

65. eBurol
eLibing

66. HOSPITALS
hnology Trends
n Institutions

68. monitors
for
infection
Wound Dressing

70. contains single pixel
could be linked to
biosensors for glucose or
lactate levels
Computerized Contact Lens

72. for patients that are
unable to withstand
chemotherapy
Hyperthermia -
Heat Treatment For Cancer

73. OUCH!

74. use tears to
measure
glucose levels
Electrochemical Sensor
Device

76. an artificial aortic
heart valve that can
be placed without
open-heart surgery
Sapien Transcatheter Heart
Valve (THV)

78. Uses radioactive
chemical tracer
and radio waves and
a magnetic field
PET/MRI Device

80. Touch Screen Rehabilitation
can record patient
treatments directly
using a touch screen

82. Touch Screen CNA
Assignment
features Daily To-Do
lists and reminders of
tasks not yet
completed

83. TRAVEL AGENCIES
Technology Trends In Institutions

84. Flight Search

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