Bangkok: Young engineer Chiang Mai Invented an automatic, low-cost vending machine that was installed in front of university restrooms. There are products including sanitary napkins, tissue paper, and face masks. Use the scanning method to pay. Open 24 hours.
This coin-operated automatic vending machine It was created by Mr. Panot Pilakanta, a young engineer from Chiang Mai, aged 29 years, using materials from plasticwood. Make a product packaging machine into a cabinet with a width of 70 centimeters, a height of 82 centimeters, and a thickness of 18 centimeters. It can hold 5 rows of products, 65 – 85 pieces. You can select products through the MANY B0X box or by inserting a 10 baht coin. This machine is still a prototype cabinet. The production cost does not exceed 4,000 baht, with the idea of installing them in front of university bathrooms. For students who want to use products such as toilet paper, sanitary napkins, and face masks, just scan and press button 1 or 2 to select the desired product. Scan to
pay for products Then you can pick up the product at the product pick-up window.
This machine has a working principle from a motor control box. circuit control panel Force control coil spring Push the product into the receptacle. Customers can pick it up in the box. The focus is on students and the new generation. If you don’t have 10 baht coins, you can use the scanning method to buy things. In the future, it will be installed in bathrooms. of higher education institutions throughout Chiang Mai.
Source: Thai News Agency