Japanese vending machines can be used for unmanned duty-free shop system to sell bulky goods

A few days ago, Buisink (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), which is developing unmanned related technologies in the field of distribution, is launching an unmanned duty-free shop system through vending machines. The government has decided to lift the ban on unmanned duty-free shops and intends to implement it in full. Buisink has developed large-scale vending machines for unmanned stores. Products are stored on multi-stage shelves in vending machines. When a shopper selects a product on the touch panel, the lifting receiver will move to the location where the product is stored. The belt conveyor type rack starts to move, and the goods are moved to the take-out exit. After that, the receiving hopper will return to its original position. Buisink developed a large-scale vending machine that can sell small digital cameras and so on. It is reported that this vending machine can sell larger items by changing the number of shelves. This makes it possible for the machine to sell large products, products that are easily deformed, and expensive small precision machinery, which is difficult for traditional vending machines. It does, in addition, it is similar to an automatic warehouse system and can be installed as long as the depth is within 1.5 meters. Currently, opening a duty-free shop requires personnel for sales and duty-free procedures. Due to the increase in foreign tourists to Japan, some local department stores are considering opening duty-free shops. Buisink seems to expect department stores and mass retailers to become its main customers through vending machines. The above information is shared by unmanned vending machines. Please mark the reprint. Previous post: Mobile battery rental and implantation of vending machines Provide diversified services