The shopping cart, now a staple in grocery stores across the country, was first introduced on June 4, 1937, by Oklahoma ...

Inventor Sylvan Goldman’s prototype for the shopping cart was nothing more than two wire baskets attached to a folding chair, but it was the start of what would become a supermarket staple.

Depending on where you live in the world, you might call them carts, trolleys ... to look at a wooden folding chair and inspiration struck. He placed one shopping basket on the seat and another ...

Shopping carts are rarely offered a second life after being spent transporting our groceries, but Frankfurt-based designer Mike Bouchet saw the hidden potential of the common cart. By cutting the ...

The first cart was a frame with the unlikely inspiration of a folding chair, and two removable shopping baskets stacked on top of one another. To make these carts more appealing to the customers ...

The shopping carts would work with detachable motors, which would be equipped with multiple sensors and video cameras, and be controlled by a facility circuit system. If a customer wanted a cart ...