Which failed retail science innovation from the early 2000s used RFID technology to automatically scan grocery items but was abandoned after $30 million in development costs?

The intersection of science and retail has produced some spectacular innovations - and some equally spectacular failures. This poll examines one of the most notorious scientific retail flops of the 2000s, when a major technology company attempted to revolutionize how we shop for groceries but instead created a costly and embarrassing misstep. Test your knowledge of this fascinating case study in retail technology history!

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• IBM's ShopSmart Cart
• Motorola's EasyShop Scanner
• Cisco's Intelligent Basket
• Walmart's 'Smart' RFID Shelf Project

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