A dual-door gravity-sensing smart cabinet for high-visibility merchandising, intuitive self-service and connected inventory operations.
Customers access the cabinet, take multiple products naturally and close the doors to complete the configured transaction workflow.
Shelf weight changes help the system identify product movement and reconcile the purchase against configured SKU data.
Monitor inventory, sales, pricing, promotions and machine status remotely for more efficient replenishment.
Use the wide refrigerated display to organize compatible beverages, dairy products, packaged meals, salads, fruit, snacks or location-specific assortments.
The WEIMI double-door gravity-sensing smart cabinet combines natural self-service shopping with weight-based inventory recognition, a wide refrigerated display and connected cloud operations.
It is a self-service retail cabinet that uses calibrated weight-sensing shelves and software rules to interpret what shoppers remove or return. After the configured authorization step, the customer opens the doors, selects products and closes the cabinet. The system compares shelf-weight changes with the SKU library to generate the transaction record, while operators manage inventory, pricing and status through connected software.
Traditional vending asks customers to select and receive one item at a time. A gravity cabinet lets shoppers browse physical products, take several items and return unwanted products before closing the doors—closer to a small convenience store experience.
The exact authorization and settlement workflow is configured for the target market, payment provider and operating model.
The customer completes the configured access or payment authorization step.
The permitted door or doors unlock for the shopping session.
The shopper removes desired products and may return them to the configured shelf position.
Shelf-weight changes are compared with the SKU library to produce the transaction result.
Gravity recognition depends on a controlled SKU setup. Product weights, packaging consistency, shelf placement and customer return behavior should be validated during deployment.
Create clear product zones and provide comfortable access across a wide cabinet.
Measure shelf-weight changes to support item recognition and real-time inventory updates.
Configure temperature performance according to compatible products and deployment conditions.
Review stock, sales, prices, promotions, alerts and machine status from a connected backend.
Integrate market-appropriate access and payment modules subject to provider compatibility.
Customize cabinet graphics, interface language, screen media and visual identity.
Meals, drinks and snacks for flexible working hours.
A self-service food and beverage amenity for guests.
Convenience for staff and visitors across long operating hours.
High-visibility self-service retail near study and housing areas.
Refreshments for multiple shifts without a staffed shop.
A convenient neighborhood micro-market amenity.
Separate meals, drinks, snacks and premium choices so shoppers find products quickly.
Promote combinations such as meal plus drink or yogurt plus fruit to increase average transaction value.
Prioritize locations and SKUs that need attention instead of following a blind fixed route.
Use compatible inventory and expiry workflows to reduce waste and protect assortment quality.
| Configuration area | Project decisions | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| SKU calibration | Weight profile, packaging tolerance and shelf assignment | Supports stable item recognition |
| Shelf layout | Product zoning and merchandising plan | Improves capacity and customer clarity |
| Refrigeration | Set according to products and ambient conditions | Protects suitable product storage |
| Access and payment | Compatible modules and local provider workflow | Fits customer and market requirements |
| Connectivity | Project-appropriate network options | Enables cloud operations |
| Brand system | Cabinet graphics, interface, language and media | Creates a consistent customer experience |
Final capacity, recognition workflow, temperature performance, electrical requirements and payment options are confirmed during project engineering.
It compares changes from calibrated weight-sensing shelves with the configured SKU library and shelf map.
The grab-and-go workflow is designed for multi-item shopping, provided the products and shelf plan have been validated.
The system can recognize weight being restored when the item is returned to its configured shelf zone. Clear merchandising reduces exceptions.
Common projects include compatible packaged drinks, dairy products, meals, salads, fruit and snacks. Samples should be tested for weight and packaging consistency.
Configured deployments can provide remote visibility into sales, inventory, prices, promotions, alerts and machine status.
Share the country, product list and samples, quantity, payment workflow, connectivity, branding needs and intended location conditions.
Send your SKU list, product samples and deployment requirements for a calibrated shelf and software proposal.
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