THE PAST, PRESANT, AND FUTURE OF VENDING MACHINES

The past, present, and future of vending machines



The past, present, and future of vending machines

Introduction

According to Krug (2003), Machines are internally mounted cameras to monitor what's going on outside the machine. Testing is scheduled to run until the end of 2010. After that, the next generation will decide whether to deploy through its sales region in the Northeast, and Pennsylvania. The company also installed a wireless or Ethernet connections at all its current machines such that there will be real time reporting on quantity into the car for restocking purposes. Monitors can imagine when coin stuck in the machine. All current vehicles will be updated by the end of 2011.

There were other innovations that tested outside of the United States, including machines which use retinal scans to identify and charge consumers for their purchase.

Holbrook (1985) stated that, Whether schools, colleges and commercial facilities, vending machines, also known as automatic retailers are everywhere. In most cases, vending machines are used for the sale of beverages such as tea, coffee and carbonated drinks, candy, snacks, gumballs, lottery tickets, etc. If you look at the history of slot machines, it is believed that the first machine was actually invented in 215 BC the Greek mathematician and used in the Egyptian temples get holy water! After that, the first commercial slot machine was installed in 1880 in England, which was operated by coin and sold postcards.

And only in 1888 that vending business made a record in New York, America by Thomas Adams Gami Company established by these machines on the platform in the subway in New York and sold gum. After that, there's been no looking back for vending machines, with everything from postcards, cigarettes, carbonated drinks, snacks, through their clients with a simple touch of ...