Scandit Launches Vision AI for Self Checkout Loss Prevention

Sep 15, 2026
Scandit's new vision AI system detects missed scans and other sources of loss at self checkout. It prompts shoppers to correct issues before alerting an attendant.

Scandit launches Self-Checkout Loss Prevention, a vision AI system that detects accidental and intentional losses at self checkout, the company announced in a press release. Scandit says the system is designed to recover or deter more than 75% of self checkout losses.

The software detects missed scans, intentionally skipped items, products left in a trolley and abandoned transactions. It displays prompts that let shoppers correct issues and alerts an attendant when needed.

The system processes video at each checkout station and works with built in, standard security and off the shelf cameras. It does not require dedicated servers or purpose built AI hardware, and its analysis focuses on items and transaction activity rather than facial or biometric identification. Scandit positions the product alongside its Age Verified Self-Checkout system.

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