Coin-operated machines

Coin-operated machines are devices that automatically perform a function when a specific amount of coins is inserted. They are designed to accept coins as a form of payment, enabling access or use of the machine’s services without the need for a cashier or attendant. Examples include vending machines, arcade games, laundry washers, and public toilets. These machines incorporate mechanical or electronic systems that recognize and validate coins, triggering the desired service or product once the correct payment is received. They offer convenient, self-service options in various settings, streamlining transactions and operation.