AI SMART COOLERS

More in the cabinet. Less time at every stop.

YEPZI replaces coils and drop mechanisms with a door that opens. Shoppers take what they want and close it. Your field team loads a whole row at a time. And the cabinet tells you when it needs you.

  • Shop naturally Tap once, take or return multiple items, then close the door and go.
  • Restock faster Remote alerts and open shelves turn replenishment into a faster field task.
  • Sell more variety Flexible shelves support the assortment each location actually needs.
YEPZI Smart Cooler
600,000+Complete YEPZI coolers and cabinets running our AI Kit inside.
10+ yearsRetail AIoT development and deployment.
10,000+ operatorsUnited States · China · Southeast Asia

One shopping trip

Tap, take, close. That is the whole transaction.

No item-by-item scanning. No waiting for a mechanical dispense. The shopper never learns a new behaviour — they open a door and take what they want.

  1. 01

    Tap

    Tap a credit card or mobile wallet. The payment method is validated before anything opens.

  2. 02

    Open

    Validation unlocks the cabinet.

  3. 03

    Take or return

    Take one product or several. Change your mind and put it back.

  4. 04

    Close and go

    Close the door. The basket is finalised and payment completes on its own.

One tap opens a basket, not a single sale.

One restock visit

Less time at each stop. Better visibility across the route.

The cost of an unattended location is not the cabinet. It is the hours your field team spends driving to it and standing in front of it.

  1. 01

    See it coming

    Monitor inventory remotely. Low-stock alerts tell you which stops are worth the drive today.

  2. 02

    Unlock on site

    Arrive and scan in the Manager App to unlock the cabinet. No keys, no service call.

  3. 03

    Load by the row

    Open shelves take a whole row at a time, across package sizes — not one product into one slot.

  4. 04

    Close and done

    Close the door. Inventory syncs on its own and the cabinet is ready to sell.

You know what a stop needs before you leave the depot.

Unit economics

Sell more. Operate better. Scale faster.

More products per square foot. A basket that is not limited to one item at a time. And far fewer moving parts that can stop a location from selling.

≈2X

More inventory per sq. ft.

Up to 420 cans in 5.47 sq. ft. — about twice the unit density of a comparable glass-front beverage vendor.

1 →N

Bigger basket potential

One tap opens a basket. Shoppers can take several items and close the door once to pay for all of them.

0

Coils, lifts and drop sequences

Load open shelves by the row instead of one product into one mechanical vend slot at a time — and remove the parts that jam.

Density comparison is based on a 21.5 cu. ft. YEPZI cabinet holding up to 420 standard 330 mL cans, measured against a comparable glass-front beverage vendor. Configurations vary by equipment and site.

BUSINESS ECONOMICS

Calculate Your Autonomous Retail Profit.

See how open-access Smart Coolers increase average order value and eliminate routine mechanical repair costs.

Number of Smart Coolers 5 Units
1 Unit 25 Units 50 Units
Daily Transactions per Smart Cooler 45 / day
15 / day 60 / day 120 / day
Average Order Value (AOV) $4.50
$2.00 $6.00 $10.00
Average Product Gross Margin 45%
25% 45% 65%
ESTIMATED PROJECTION Live Calculation
Estimated Monthly Revenue
$30,375
Estimated Monthly Gross Profit
$13,668
≈ $164,016 / year in gross margin
Zero Coil Jams: Eliminates up to 80%+ unscheduled truck rolls
High AOV Merchandising: Sells fresh sandwiches, salads & cold brews
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*Estimates based on input assumptions. Actual revenue varies by location footfall and product mix.

MERCHANDISING

Shelves that adapt to the location.

Adjust shelf count and height, then merchandise each product the way it sells best. A fixed slot fits one product. A shelf fits whatever sells.

Chilled beverages

Chilled beverages

Cans in front, bottles behind. Depth is yours to use, not the machine's to waste.

Snacks and drinks together

Snacks and drinks together

One cabinet covers both. Change the ratio when the location tells you to.

Toys

Toys

Boxes come in every size. Set the height once and the whole row lands flat.

Fitness gear

Fitness gear

Resistance bands, shakers, a foam roller. Odd shapes fit when the shelf moves.

Produce

Produce

Raise a shelf for melons, lower it for berries. Same cabinet, same afternoon.

Fresh flowers

Fresh flowers

Tall, fragile, and sold the same day. No coil will hold a bouquet upright.

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Compare the model

Choose the format that fits the operating model.

Most operators are choosing between three ways of running an unattended location. Here is how they differ on the things that decide the economics.

Comparison of traditional vending, open micro market and YEPZI Smart Cooler operating models.
Traditional vending Open micro market OURS YEPZI Smart Cooler
Shopping flow Choose → pay → wait for dispense Browse → scan each item → pay at kiosk Tap → take or return → close and go
Assortment Fixed slots; packaged snacks and drinks Broad mix; fresh food and essentials Flexible shelves; food, drinks and essentials
Space & setup Compact cabinet Open shelves + coolers + kiosk Compact, locked cabinet; no kiosk
Service & uptime Coils and lifts add jam and service points Open access requires shrink oversight No coils or lifts; remote alerts and actions
Data & control Machine-level sales and inventory POS data + site-level monitoring AI baskets + live inventory + remote control

Typical configurations vary by equipment and site. This comparison describes common operating models, not specific products or brands.

The cabinets

Three formats. One shopping workflow.

Pick the cabinet that fits the footprint and the traffic. The recognition, the checkout and the operating software are the same in all of them.

Flagship

YEPZI SR608 Media

The same full-size cabinet as the SR608, with a 28.6-inch display on the door.

Capacity
21.5 cu. ft. · up to 420 cans
Footprint
31.5 × 25 × 79.13 in
Temperature
14°F–68°F adjustable
Power
110–120 V / 60 Hz · 405 W
Display
28.6-inch, for promotion and advertising
Explore model
Standard

YEPZI SR608

The same cabinet, without the door display.

Capacity
21.5 cu. ft. · up to 420 cans
Footprint
31.5 × 25 × 79.13 in
Temperature
14°F–68°F adjustable
Power
Explore model
Compact

YEPZI SR480

For tighter footprints where space efficiency matters.

Capacity
16.95 cu. ft. · up to 216 cans
Footprint
24.41 × 32.48 × 81.10 in
Temperature
14°F–68°F adjustable
Power
110–120 V / 60 Hz · 250 W
Explore model

Identical across all three cabinets

Payment & access
Credit and debit cards · Apple Pay · Google Pay · tap-to-unlock
Connectivity
4G · Ethernet · Wi-Fi by configuration
Remote operations
Inventory · alerts · remote actions · over-the-air updates
Merchandising
Beverages · snacks · fresh food · flexible shelves

Released specifications vary by market and project. Final capacity, certifications, payment options and service scope depend on the released configuration for each market.

Built to keep selling

The details that decide whether a location keeps earning.

A cabinet that fogs up does not sell. A cabinet that needs a truck roll costs more than it made that week. These are the parts we do not compromise on.

99.6%

Checkout accuracy

The SenseUni recognition engine resolves the basket on the device when the door closes — no item-by-item scanning and no staff review.

Based on internal validation. Results vary by assortment and deployment conditions.

Heated door glass

Glass that fogs is glass that does not sell. The door is heated so products stay visible through repeated openings in humid locations.

Copper refrigeration tubing

Chosen for heat-transfer efficiency and for a practical reason: it can be repaired on site rather than replaced as an assembly.

Commercial-grade build

Powder-coated steel frame, tempered glass and commercial cooling components — built to equipment standards, not to a price point.

Gravity-feed lanes

Products come forward on their own as the shelf empties, so the front row stays faced without anyone tidying it.

Our finished units

CEETLFCC

Held for our finished products. Certifications in progress are not listed.

Plan a deployment

Tell us about the location. We will tell you what it takes.

A quote is shaped by more than the cabinet model. Four things decide the configuration, the timeline and the price.

01

Location & use case

Venue type, shopper flow, available footprint, connectivity and intended assortment.

02

Model & quantity

The right YEPZI format, the pilot size, and any planned multi-location rollout.

03

Payments & integrations

Required payment path, software connections, reporting needs and partner responsibilities.

04

Market & delivery

Destination country or region, project timing, support expectations and commercial terms.

And after the units land

24/7 remote support

Assistance for software, connectivity, AI recognition and equipment operations, around the clock.

Launch & operations

Configuration, onboarding and training, then ongoing remote support. On-site support is available as a value-added service.

A US support centre

SenseUni Labs LLC, Stafford, Texas — the same team that built the cabinet answers the phone.

Plan a pilot for your locations.

Share your target locations and rollout goals. Together we will define the cabinet mix, the integration scope and the pilot plan.

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Market partners

Or launch YEPZI in your market.

We are recruiting distributors, unattended-retail operators and regional service partners in selected markets.

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