This fall, Pittsburghers will be able to participate in a Walmart pilot program for InHome Delivery, a grocery delivery service that will drop food off not only at a customer's house, but inside their fridge and pantry. Customers who choose InHome Delivery this fall won't even need to be home, but they do need to have smart locks that allow someone to enter using a numberical code. The delivery person will wear a camera during the entire process so the customer can remotely watch the entire process unfold, from the front door to the fridge. "These associates, whose jobs are focused on this service, will also go through an extensive training program that prepares them to enter customers' homes with the same care and respect with which they would treat a friend's or family's home," a Walmart press release said. Walmart has offered home grocery delivery for customers since 2016, and says it's on track to offer the service from 3,100 stores by the end of the year.