Vusion

Vusion operates a hardware‑plus‑software‑plus‑services model centred on digitising physical retail shelves and in‑store communication. It sells large volumes of electronic shelf labels and associated IoT hardware (cameras, video rails, screens, industrial sensors and gateways) to retailers and logistics operations, typically as capital expenditure projects. These devices are orchestrated via a cloud management platform delivered as Software as a Service, which provides centralised device lifecycle management, integrations with point‑of‑sale and merchandising systems, and over‑the‑air updates.

On top of this infrastructure, Vusion offers AI and data products for shelf monitoring, inventory optimisation and forecasting, as well as in‑store digital media products that allow retailers to schedule content and advertising on shelf‑edge and in‑store screens. Value is created by reducing manual store tasks, improving price accuracy and on‑shelf availability, optimising supply chains, and enabling new retail media revenue streams. The company further captures value through professional services for deployment, integration, maintenance and warranty/RMA handling, supporting large multi‑store rollouts and long‑term device fleets.

Vusion (VusionGroup, formerly SES‑imagotag) is a France‑based retail technology company specialising in electronic shelf labels (ESLs), cloud platforms and in‑store digital media for retailers. Its hardware fleet includes ESLs, cameras, video rails, screens and industrial IoT devices, managed via a SaaS cloud platform that provides price automation, shelf‑level visibility and analytics. AI and computer vision products provide real‑time shelf monitoring and inventory insights, while a retail media layer enables digital advertising at the shelf.

The company generates revenue primarily from hardware sales of ESLs and related IoT devices, recurring SaaS subscriptions and value‑added services (VAS) for its cloud and AI applications, installation and maintenance services, and in‑store retail media monetisation. Its core customers are medium‑to‑large grocery, convenience and speciality retailers, along with their supply‑chain and store‑operations teams, and retail media teams and brands that use in‑store digital ad inventory managed by retailers on the platform.