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October 1, 2026
 
 
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Walmart is using light-up digital shelf labels to help shoppers and employees find items
 
Walmart logo is seen on the store in Austin, United States on October 20, 2025. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
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Walmart is aiming to make it as easy as possible for its customers to find exactly what they want. The retailer is leveraging three new tools tied to its digital shelf labels for both customers and store associates to better find products. It's the latest part of the company's push to modernize its technology and incorporate artificial intelligence into its business.
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Futuresource appoints new CEO and COO
 
Futuresource appoints new CEO and COO
Futuresource Consulting has appointed Richard McDonald as chief executive officer and Kathy Million as chief operating officer as the market research and consulting specialist looks to expand its business across pro AV, consumer electronics, entertainment and education.
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ULTRALOQ Adds UWB And Wallet-Based Smart Locks
 
ULTRALOQ Adds UWB And Wallet-Based Smart Locks
ULTRALOQ has launched three smart locks that add ultra-wideband (UWB) hands-free entry and digital-wallet credentials to its lineup. The new collection includes the ULTRALOQ Bolt Mission, Bolt Pro and Latch 5 Pro. All three models are Matter Certified and compatible with smart home platforms including Apple Home and Google Home. Bolt Pro and Latch 5 Pro also work with Samsung SmartThings.
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GOOLOO Packs Four Roadside Tools Into A9 Ultra
 
GOOLOO Packs Four Roadside Tools Into A9 Ultra
GOOLOO has launched the A9 Ultra Jump Starter with Air Compressor, an all-in-one emergency power system designed for cars, trucks, RVs and off-road vehicles.
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