Touchscreen Vending Machine: Shopping Like on a Smartphone
The end of number entry (A12). Offer your customers a modern shopping experience with large touch displays. Visual product choice, multi-buy and digital information raise sales substantially.

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Visual Merchandising at the Machine
Smart Features Through Touch
Upselling & Cross-Selling
Fancy a drink with that? The screen suggests matching add-on products.
Multilingual
Switch the language (DE/EN/FR/ES). Perfect for tourist locations and airports.
Filter Function
Show only vegan products or "gluten-free only". This helps customers find what they are looking for faster.
Ad Space
In standby mode the screen becomes a digital advertising pillar (Digital Signage) for advertising.
Dynamic Pricing
Change prices and images in real time over the cloud, without swapping stickers.
Technology & Durability
Our touchscreens are made of tempered safety glass and built for public use (public display). They respond precisely, even in wet or cold conditions. The user interface is intuitive and can be adapted to your corporate design (colors, logo).
Application Examples
Touchscreen in Use
Airport & Tourist Location
At the airport or at tourist locations the customer switches the touchscreen to their language (DE/EN/FR/ES) and finds their way immediately. Product videos and nutritional info lower the barrier to buy, and the cart function lets several products be combined in one payment. So the average basket rises at a location with high, international footfall.
Canteen & Company
In the canteen the employee puts together their menu at the touchscreen and pays with the staff chip. Filters such as vegan or gluten-free lead quickly to the right product, and upselling suggestions raise the basket. The telemetry shows which products sell strongest, so the range can be steered precisely.
Retail & Electronics
When selling headphones or accessories, a tap on the product plays a short review video that supports the buying decision. The machine also sells after closing time and generates extra revenue. The large screen serves in standby as a digital ad space for further products.
Why a Touchscreen Raises the Basket Value
Technical Specifications
Our touchscreen machines work with standardized interfaces (MDB, DEX/DDCMP). Software updates run over the air (OTA). The payment terminal supports all common methods. The telemetry sends data over Wi-Fi or mobile network (SIM). Display options: 15–43 inch, Full HD, optionally with touch.

Cost and Financing
Machines with a touchscreen are priced at 3.000–15.000 € (purchase). Rental from a one-day term, leasing from 99 €/month. The surcharge over basic models pays off quickly through higher sales and advertising income.
Common Questions on Touch Machines
No, we build in industrial touchscreens with impact protection (IK rating).
Yes, through our cloud CMS you simply upload product photos and videos.
The system is modular. The screen can be replaced separately. Often a restart helps.
Our capacitive screens are set so that they can also be operated with thin gloves.
LED backlights are economical, and a sensor dims the screen when no one is standing in front of it. The extra consumption over a classic keypad machine is small and is offset by a clear sales advantage: the cart function and visual merchandising raise the average basket. A 43–55" display needs more power than a 7" price display, but refinances through higher sales and use as ad space (DOOH) in standby. In climate-controlled indoor spaces the total consumption stays low, and outdoors we use high-brightness screens with a brightness sensor for optimization.
Yes, the sales app is preinstalled. Updates come over the air.
The surcharge has usually paid for itself quickly through the cart function and higher sales.
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