IKAN is a barcode reader for the home that you scan your groceries under when you run out. The device places an order with your local grocer, who delivers a resupply.
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Just what the world needs, another CueCat.
@cornish: Ahh, so I’m not the only one who remembers the CueCat! I still have one in a box somewhere. I never used it for its intended purpose, of course.