For Nixor, it is important to be present where the next developments in the industry are taking shape. In Düsseldorf, our Nixor team met with technology partners, international industry professionals, and customers who visited EuroShop 2026 together with us.

EuroShop provided a direct overview of market developments, the latest technologies and solutions, and the future directions shaping modern retail — all within an environment where the industry’s next major innovations and advancements are being created.

We shared:

• key technologies and solutions showcased at the exhibition,
• insights into the latest retail industry developments,
• practical perspectives on modern store operations,
• and moments and experiences directly from the heart of EuroShop 2026.

This format gave us the opportunity to bring the content and atmosphere of one of the world’s most important retail technology events to the Estonian retail community in real time.

EuroShop 2026 was not only important from a technology and trends perspective — it is an environment where the global retail ecosystem comes together, bringing together leading technology partners and companies shaping the next developments in modern retail.

During the exhibition, we visited several of our technology partners to gain direct insight into their latest solutions, technologies, and innovations, and to discuss how these developments support a more efficient, intelligent, and better-connected retail environment across the Baltics.

Several of Nixor’s technology partners were also present at EuroShop, including:

• Datalogic
• Toshiba
• SOLUM
• CPI
• Avery Berkel

Meetings with partners at their exhibition stands provided an opportunity to explore the latest technologies and solutions in the very environment where the industry’s next innovations and developments are taking shape.

EuroShop also provided an excellent opportunity to meet with customers, exchange experiences, and discuss practical needs and future directions alongside the technologies and solutions that will shape the development of the retail sector in the years ahead.

At the exhibition, Avery Berkel showcased its latest X Pro series solutions, focusing on AI-powered product recognition, a faster and more convenient self-service experience, and improved integration between different systems in everyday store operations.

Particular attention was given to solutions designed to make fresh produce weighing and product recognition faster, more accurate, and easier to manage for both retailers and customers. Solutions focused on reducing shrinkage, supporting automation, and simplifying everyday store operations were also prominently featured.

The exhibition stand also featured demonstrations of:

• AI-powered product recognition in self-service environments
• cloud-based store and device management through the MXi-Pro platform,
• centralized network-based receipt printing,
• RFID encoding and printing solutions,
• and new more sustainable printing solutions.

The Avery Berkel exhibition stand clearly highlighted the direction in which weighing solutions are evolving — no longer as standalone devices, but as part of a broader integrated store environment where data, devices, and operational processes work together seamlessly in real time.

The exhibition clearly demonstrated that cash management and payment solutions are increasingly moving toward automation, flexibility, and integrated technologies. Solutions that reduce manual work, support self-service, and enable different systems to operate as part of one unified environment are becoming increasingly important.

CPI’s solutions strongly support the needs of modern retail, where seamless customer experiences, efficient process management, and the integration of payment and service solutions are becoming increasingly important.

At the exhibition, Datalogic showcased its latest solutions designed to help retailers make everyday store operations more efficient, intelligent, and easier to manage. The focus was on self-service, loss prevention, inventory management, and real-time collaboration between different systems.

A key highlight was Datalogic’s new Magellan™ 9600i and 9900i scanners, featuring embedded AI and computer vision technology directly integrated into the devices. These solutions enable real-time detection of self-checkout issues such as mis-scans, overlapping items, label switching, and fresh produce recognition.

Datalogic also introduced the new Joya™ Smart and Joya Smart+ self-shopping solutions, combining artificial intelligence, computer vision, and the mobile shopping experience into one integrated solution. These systems help make self-service faster, more convenient, and easier to manage for both customers and retailers.

The exhibition also featured Datalogic’s Memor™ and Skorpio™ mobile devices, designed to support everyday store operations ranging from inventory counting and shelf replenishment to order preparation and real-time inventory management.

At EuroShop 2026, Datalogic also introduced the new Gryphon™ 4600 series, combining AI-powered scanning capabilities, energy efficiency, and a more sustainable design. The new series uses AI-based decoding technology to enable faster and more accurate reading while improving operational efficiency across various use cases.

Another highlight was the Datalogic Connect platform — a cloud-based IoT solution that enables centralized management and monitoring of large device fleets while providing real-time visibility into device performance, potential issues, and operational efficiency.

The Datalogic exhibition stand clearly demonstrated the direction in which devices, software, artificial intelligence, and data are becoming part of one integrated ecosystem — helping retailers create smarter, more efficient, and better-managed store environments.

At the exhibition, SOLUM highlighted its “Retail in Sync” concept, focused on connecting devices, data, platforms, and store operations into one unified ecosystem. The emphasis was on solutions designed to make everyday store operations more manageable, automated, and data-driven.

The exhibition stand featured various applications of electronic shelf labels (ESL), e-paper solutions, and digital communication technologies designed to unify pricing, in-store communication, and everyday operational processes into one connected environment.

Key focus areas included:

• AI-driven customer experience solutions,
• store operations optimization,
• the use of real-time data and analytics,
• retail media and data monetization opportunities,
• more sustainable solutions,
• and integrated platforms for managing different devices and systems.

SOLUM also introduced new Newton series ESL solutions, large-format e-paper displays, and new digital communication technologies designed to support more energy-efficient and flexible store environments.

Various practical use cases also attracted attention, demonstrating how electronic shelf labels, artificial intelligence, analytics, and store automation can work together as one real-time system. Solutions showcased included technologies designed to improve picking efficiency, support personalized customer communication, and optimize store energy usage.

The SOLUM exhibition stand clearly demonstrated the direction in which modern stores are evolving — no longer built around standalone devices, but around integrated technology environments where data, devices, and different solutions work together seamlessly in real time.

At the exhibition, Toshiba highlighted solutions designed to help retailers make everyday store operations more flexible, efficient, and scalable. The focus was on connected technologies that support both smoother customer experiences and more effective store management across different retail segments.

The exhibition stand featured a range of POS solutions, self-service technologies, mobile devices, and cloud-based platforms designed to manage different systems and services within one unified environment.

Key focus areas included:

• integrated POS and self-service solutions,
• AI and computer vision technologies,
• loss prevention solutions,
• RFID technologies,
• loyalty and promotional solutions,
• mobile solutions for everyday store operations,
• and cloud-based platforms and services.

Particular attention was also drawn to Toshiba’s ELERA® Commerce Platform and VisualStore solutions, which unify different channels, services, and store operations into one integrated environment. Toshiba also demonstrated new AI-powered self-service solutions, including the MxP™ Vision Kiosk and MxP™ SMART, designed to make the shopping experience faster, smoother, and easier to manage.

The exhibition clearly demonstrated Toshiba’s focus on solutions that enable retailers to use technology more flexibly and to scale and develop their store environments according to business needs and changing market demands.

A strong emphasis was also placed on collaboration between partners and the development of open ecosystems, where different technologies and solutions work together seamlessly. The Toshiba exhibition stand clearly reflected the direction in which modern retail is evolving — toward more integrated, data-driven, and real-time technology environments.

EuroShop 2026 clearly highlighted how modern retail is moving increasingly toward integrated, data-driven, and automated operations. The focus is no longer on standalone devices or isolated solutions, but on complete technology environments where different systems work together seamlessly and support store operations in real time.

The exhibition clearly demonstrated how solutions that unify customer experience, operational efficiency, data utilization, and everyday process management into one connected environment are becoming increasingly important.

Key trends included:

• AI-powered solutions,
• automated workflows,
• integrated payment and POS systems,
• real-time analytics and data utilization,
• digital pricing solutions,
• self-service technologies,
• and intelligent solutions for loss prevention and improved store management.

Technology is increasingly being viewed not as separate systems, but as a unified operational environment where information moves between different solutions in real time and all processes operate within one connected logic.

EuroShop 2026 clearly demonstrated how modern retail is increasingly moving toward holistic and interconnected solutions.

A successful store environment is no longer built around standalone devices or isolated systems, but on the seamless collaboration of different technologies. Payment solutions, POS systems, pricing, analytics, security solutions, and other technologies must operate as one integrated environment where information moves quickly and supports everyday operations in real time.

EuroShop 2026 clearly highlighted that solutions combining ease of use, automation, and real-time operational management into one unified working environment are becoming increasingly important in modern retail.

The insights, technology trends, and partner meetings gained at EuroShop help Nixor bring solutions to the Baltic market that support the digitalization, automation, and overall development of modern retail.