Built for Any Format. Ready for Every Location.
Brysk’s modular, AI-powered solutions are optimized for compact footprints and versatile environments — from residential buildings to transit hubs, campuses to warehouses. Explore how autonomous retail fits your space.
Store-in-Store
Expand footprint inside larger retailers — no extra staff required.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Store-in-store formats are space-constrained, staff-limited, and often operate on extended hours within malls, large retailers, or transport hubs. Brysk’s autonomous checkout enables these embedded units to function independently — without increasing labor costs or relying on host infrastructure.
Data Point
Retail Dive reports that store-in-store partnerships increased by 36% in the U.S. between 2021 and 2023, as brands seek cheaper, faster ways to expand physical presence.
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Pop-up Stores
Launch staff-free, branded activations in high-traffic zones.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Pop-up retail thrives on agility — but often lacks the infrastructure for staffing, POS terminals, and ongoing operational support. Brysk’s modular solutions allow pop-up shops to launch with full checkout functionality, inventory tracking, and theft prevention — without hiring staff or installing complex systems.
Data Point
According to Statista, the global pop-up retail market is projected to surpass $95 billion by 2025, driven by D2C brands and seasonal activations.
Example Use Cases
Micromarkets
Serve office, campus, or industrial communities with 24/7 access.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Micromarkets serve closed ecosystems like office buildings, college dorms, and hospital lounges — where footfall is consistent but staffing is unviable. Brysk’s AI-powered micromarkets operate unattended, monitor stock levels in real time, and deliver a seamless grab-and-go experience to a captive audience.
Data Point
The U.S. micromarket industry has grown by over 300% in the last 5 years, with over 35,000 units installed nationwide, according to the National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA).
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Residential Apartment Buildings
Offer tenants everyday essentials, right in the lobby.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Residents often seek quick access to daily essentials without leaving the premises. Autonomous micro-retail units in residential lobbies or common areas offer 24/7 convenience with zero staffing. Brysk enables property managers and operators to create smart convenience stores within 50–100 sq. ft., boosting resident satisfaction and opening up monetization through digital signage and product sales.
Data Point
According to the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC), 89% of renters say access to convenience amenities directly impacts lease renewal decisions — especially in urban and high-rise living environments.
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Office Spaces
Empower hybrid workers with always-on breakroom retail.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Today’s hybrid workplaces demand around-the-clock access to food, drinks, and personal essentials without relying on staffed cafeterias. Brysk’s autonomous stores and AI vending units allow employers and property managers to deliver frictionless, self-service convenience while keeping operational overhead low.
Data Point
A 2023 Gallup survey found that 78% of employees cite access to food and beverages as a key productivity booster, with autonomous micromarkets outperforming staffed cafés in cost and uptime.
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Hotels & Motels
Replace gift shops with smarter, more profitable alternatives.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Guest expectations are shifting toward self-service and instant access. Brysk’s compact, staff-free stores enable hotels to offer snacks, beverages, hygiene products, and travel essentials around the clock — replacing or enhancing the traditional gift shop or minibar.
Data Point
According to Hospitality Technology, 57% of guests are more likely to book hotels with automated retail or self-checkout options, especially in mid-tier and business hotel categories.
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Healthcare Facilities
Support patients, staff, and visitors with instant access to essentials.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Hospitals and clinics are 24/7 environments where patients, staff, and visitors often need access to snacks, drinks, or wellness items at odd hours. Brysk’s autonomous stores and AI Vending units provide instant, contactless access to essentials — without the need for dedicated staff or fixed hours of operation.
Data Point
According to the American Hospital Association, over 6,000 hospitals in the U.S. operate 24/7, yet most lack round-the-clock food and retail access for staff or visitors — presenting a clear opportunity for frictionless, unattended retail.
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Entertainment Parks
Reduce lines and boost sales with distributed autonomous kiosks.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Theme parks, waterparks, and entertainment venues are high-traffic zones where queues can break the guest experience. Brysk allows park operators to place autonomous kiosks or mini-stores throughout the venue — offering cold beverages, sunscreen, merchandise, and grab-and-go food with minimal friction and zero staffing.
Data Point
Per IBISWorld, U.S. amusement parks serve over 375 million guests annually, with operators actively seeking tech solutions that increase throughput and minimize staffing costs.
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Movie Theatres
Serve more customers, faster, with no staff bottlenecks.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Long lines at concession stands cause delays and missed moments. Brysk’s autonomous checkout and AI vending systems allow theatres to offer snacks and drinks at multiple self-service locations throughout the venue — reducing queue pressure and increasing per-customer spend.
Data Point
According to the National Association of Theatre Owners, concessions represent 40% of average per-visitor spend, yet queue drop-offs result in $1.5B+ in lost sales annually.
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Schools & Colleges
Place self-serve pods in dorms, libraries, and common zones.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Students operate on unpredictable schedules — early mornings, late-night study sessions, and everything in between. Autonomous retail options from Brysk give institutions the ability to offer 24/7 access to snacks, stationery, hygiene items, and beverages in dorms, libraries, or campus commons — all without increasing operational complexity.
Data Point
A Barnes & Noble Education study revealed that 85% of students prefer access to on-campus convenience stores, especially in residence halls or academic buildings, but institutions struggle to staff them around the clock.
Example Use Cases
Transit Stations
Help commuters grab and go — even during peak rush hours.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Commuters value speed, especially when they’re in a rush to catch a train, bus, or ride-share. Brysk’s tap-and-go stores, vending coolers, and smart carts provide instant access to food, drinks, and essentials — without staff, queues, or delays.
Data Point
The American Public Transportation Association reports that over 9 billion trips are taken on public transport annually in the U.S., with a growing demand for “grab-and-go” options in high-traffic hubs like train stations and bus terminals.
Example Use Cases
Gas Stations & EV Charging Stations
Monetize dwell time with compact, unattended convenience.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Drivers stopping to refuel — whether at gas stations or EV charging points — expect fast, no-fuss access to snacks, energy drinks, and travel essentials. Brysk units can operate 24/7 without staff, taking up minimal space while maximizing sales and customer convenience.
Data Point
According to NACS, convenience store sales account for over 70% of fuel station revenue, and with EV charging times stretching up to 30 minutes, the demand for nearby self-service retail is rising fast.
Example Use Cases
Manufacturing &
Warehouses
Serve shift workers with snacks, gear, and hydration — on-site.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Factory floors, logistics hubs, and warehouses often operate in shifts — with staff needing access to snacks, beverages, or basic supplies at all hours. Staffing retail counters in these environments isn’t cost-effective, but autonomous Brysk units ensure that workers can grab what they need without leaving the premises.
Data Point
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 14 million Americans work in manufacturing and warehousing, many of them on non-standard schedules — increasing the need for self-service solutions during night and weekend shifts.
Example Use Cases
Gyms & Fitness Centres
Sell workout gear and recovery items 24/7 — with zero staffing.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Fitness centers and boutique gyms have consistent traffic but limited front desk coverage — especially during off-hours. Brysk’s compact autonomous retail solutions let owners sell energy bars, drinks, supplements, or workout gear anytime, while also using built-in screens for health tips or brand promotions.
Data Point
IBISWorld notes that nearly 50% of gym-goers now visit outside traditional hours, with 24/7 gyms and key-fob entry models driving demand for unattended service access.
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Community Centres
Offer low-maintenance service in high-traffic shared spaces.
Why Autonomous Checkout Works Here
Community centers serve diverse groups — from seniors and youth to parents and public program attendees — at varying hours. Brysk autonomous solutions help centers offer food, health items, or activity kits on-site without requiring additional staff or volunteers.
Data Point
According to local municipal reports, the average community center hosts 20–35 unique programs weekly, often during evenings and weekends, making unattended service a valuable addition.
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