Other than referring to a store directory (if one exists) or finding a store sales clerk or a knowledgeable shopper, there is currently nothing available to help shoppers locate items in a store. Thus, many shoppers may search all over a store to locate one or more items, or may wait in a long line at a service counter to ask where particular items are located. This is a particularly difficult problem for handicapped shoppers who use motorized chairs. Such a shopper must press a button, or the like, in order to control movement of the chair. While searching for the location of store items, these shoppers may experience discomfort or fatigue from controlling the motorized chair. Further, shoppers who are hearing impaired may not be able to easily communicate with store employees and may not be able to effectively ask where an item is located. A quick and easy way to locate items in stores is needed to make shopping trips shorter and more productive.