Japan invented the world's first vending machine controlled by feet

According to the Russian satellite news agency sputniknews, Soranews24 news network news, many beverage vending machines can be found in Japan. Because thousands of Japanese people use them every day, it is not surprising that viruses spread through the surface of machines. To solve this problem, DyDo invented the first vending machine controlled by feet. © Photo: DYDO JAPAN In the new device, all selection buttons are located at the bottom, so users do not need to touch the device with their hands. People who no longer use the vending machine because they are worried about the new crown virus in the vending machine will cause loss of sales. The vending machine controlled by the foot is a wise and practical solution. In 2017, vending machine manufacturer Acure has created a model that can accept orders from a smartphone and scan a two-dimensional code (QR code). However, customers who use this system still need to manually open the cover to take out the beverage as before. In DyDo’s machine, you can do everything with your feet.