Which military technology, originally developed for the U.S. Navy in the 1940s, later revolutionized retail supply chain management when it was commercialized in the 1970s?

Throughout military history, technological advancements have often transitioned to consumer retail markets in fascinating ways. From WWII radar technology evolving into microwave ovens to GPS systems originally designed for military use becoming everyday consumer products, the retail transformation of military tech represents a significant aspect of product evolution. This poll tests your knowledge about how a famous military technology made its way to civilian retail markets and transformed an entire industry.

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Barcode technology (originally used to track military equipment and supplies)
RFID tracking systems (originally used to identify friendly aircraft)
Handheld digital scanners (originally used for battlefield inventory)
Automated inventory management software (originally developed for military logistics)