WASHINGTON STATE — QFC and Fred Meyer grocery stores rolled out new changes on Tuesday to help increase social distancing and keep shoppers apart.
Both stores, owned by Kroger, is now using infrared sensors called “QueVision technology” to keep track of how many people are in the store, making sure stores are at no more than 50 percent capacity.
Plus, at QFC stores across the Pacific Northwest, you’ll notice new stickers on the ground that say “one way isle.”
And if you're not walking the right way, stickers tell you to "stop."
#UPDATE: One way isles rolled out today @QFCGrocery stores to help increase #socialdistancing.
Plus they’re using infrared sensors to keep store capacity at 50%.
Toilet paper & water are stocked. But at home #COVID baking has wiped out flour supplies! @KIRO7Seattle April 7, 2020