Real store shelves, photographed with the store operator's permission and labelled at product level.
What's included
- 1.4 million shelf and product images from supermarkets, convenience stores and pharmacies
- 31 million bounding boxes covering 85,000 SKUs, each tagged with brand and product label
- Price tag regions with transcribed price text
- Gap annotations for empty facings and out-of-stock positions
- Capture metadata: date, country, store format, camera type and resolution
How buyers use it
- Training product recognition and planogram-compliance models
- Evaluating shelf-scanning robots and handheld audit apps
- Building out-of-stock and price-tag reading features for retail execution software
- Pre-training detectors before fine-tuning on a retailer's own stores
Coverage and methodology
Images are captured in partner stores in Israel, Germany, France, Poland and Italy under written agreements with store operators, using handheld phones and shelf-scanning robots. Shoppers and staff who appear in frame are blurred automatically and checked by a second annotator, and frames with clearly visible people are discarded. Boxes are drawn by trained annotators following a published guideline; 10% of images are double-labelled, and audited samples show box agreement above 0.85 IoU. Brand names that appear on packaging are captured as they appear on shelves. New stores and categories are added monthly.