Sentence examples for smart vending from inspiring English sources

No wonder that when Coke announced a new smart vending machine that would raise its own prices when the temperature rose, consumers reacted with outrage.

If the product really is a smart vending machine, don't be afraid to call it that.

WIB "WIB is the e-commerce enabled, smart vending machine that reinvents convenience shopping".

As one more example of how this could work, when I was at Mobile World Congress last winter, SAP demonstrated a smart vending machine for me.

A San Rafael-based startup called Byte Foods has raised $5.5 million in seed funding to popularize its smart vending machines and delivery service stocking them with nutritious food and drinks from local vendors.

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But that is set to change, with vendors working with software companies to roll out 'smart' vending machines within the next year.

"People should be able to walk up to any smart device – a vending machine, a poster, a toy, a bus stop, a rental car – and not have to download an app first," Jenson explains on the Physical Web project page.

The USDA's junk food-limiting Smart Snacks in Schools standards require that any food sold in schools, including in vending machines, either be a "whole grain-rich" grain product, be mainly comprised of fruit or vegetable, or list a protein food or dairy product as its first ingredient.

"This is a phony issue because only about 2percentt of cigarette sales come from vending machines, so if they want to keep cigarettes away from kids this isn't the smartest way to do it," said Douglas Montano, owner of Modern Cigarette Vending of New Haven, which owns 200 machines in Connecticut, including the one in Orange.

On July 1, rules requiring lower sodium limits and stronger whole-grain requirements went into effect along with new "Smart Snacks in Schools" rules, which apply new standards to foods sold throughout the school day, including those offered in vending machines, on a la carte lines, and in school fundraisers.