Amazon Go opens 2nd cashierless shop in Seattle

Amazon is broadening its grab-and-go corner store idea.

The retail giant’s 2nd cashierless shop formally opened Monday at 920 Fifth Avenue in downtownSeattle The 1,450- square-foot shop is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday, with ready-to-eat meals, treats and meal sets to rapidly create in your home.

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Amazon revealed plans to open a second location in July, which was reportedly going to bigger than the original. But the new store is actually a bit smaller than the first one. The company also reportedly plans to open Amazon Go stores in San Francisco and Chicago.

The first Amazon Go concept store opened in January in Seattle, Amazon’s home town. The 1,800-square-foot convenience store was built at the street-level entrance of its Day 1 high-rise in the Belltown neighborhood. Amazon Go uses deep-learning algorithms and computer vision-enabled cameras to let people grab what they want and walk out by scanning a QR code on the Amazon Go app.

Amazon declined to comment beyond the release.