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Can self-service vending machines usher in spring?
With the continuous rise of labor costs and technological progress, unmanned sales have become a hot spot in the retail industry in recent years. But unfortunately, the wind has not been able to blow up the industry as hoped, and the market finally ushered in a piece of chicken feathers, and various enterprises and capitals have retreated. 'Domestic unmanned stores have poor technology, large daily losses, high maintenance costs, and greater difficulty in operation.' An industry insider told a reporter from China Business Daily that, relatively speaking, self-service vending machines are more grounded and more suitable. Current market demand. Self-service vending machines are not a new species, but with the advancement of technology, self-service vending machines continue to iterate, and their functions and product business scope have been greatly expanded. Just like the new smart vending cabinet launched by Qixian Supermarket, it not only sells drinks, but also sells vegetables, fruits, and various daily necessities for residents. Its function is almost equivalent to a mini-convenience store. As the craze for unmanned stores fades, intelligent self-service vending machines have instead ushered in greater opportunities. According to the data of the Prospective Industry Research Institute, from the perspective of machine ownership, in recent years, the number of self-service vending machines in my country has shown a rapid growth of more than 30%. In 2016, the number of self-service vending machines in my country was around 190,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 58.3%. In 2017, the number of self-service vending machines in my country reached 275,000 units. As of 2018, the number of self-service vending machines in my country has reached 310,000. However, from the perspective of per capita possession, the per capita possession of self-service vending machines in my country is still relatively small. In 2017, the per capita ownership of self-service vending machines in my country was 5,000 people. In Japan, where self-service vending machines are the most densely distributed, an average of one vending machine is owned by every 29 people. It can be seen that there is still a lot of room for growth in the stock of self-service vending machines in my country. .