Friday 22 September 2017
Walmart is testing direct-to-fridge delivery, a service that taps Amazon’s newest acquisition, Whole Foods, in bringing groceries not only to your house, but your fridge itself. Walmart announced last Friday it would be testing the service on a few customers in Silicon Valley. The company will also be partnering with smart lock and home accessory maker, August Home, giving it access to our most intimate places (yes, that includes our fridge). How does this work? Walmart aims to get the order straight to your fridge using a one-time password provided by August Home. This allows the delivery person to enter…
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