Deposit with contents in the machine?
Hello everyone,
Can a path machine in the supermarket detect whether the object I put in has contents in it?
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…the new machines are either equipped with an optical and/or weight sensor. The barcode indicates which bottle or can type it is. The weight sensor then knows how hard the bottle or can should be maximum. If the machine has only one optical sensor, it is probably not released for the withdrawal of cans.
In any case, a non-empty bottle/dose comes out again. Frequently there are also false interpretations. Then you just have to throw in the empties again.
The machines react particularly allergicly to liquid contents, since in the case of single-use pipe, the machine is then contaminated with often sticky liquid. Experience shows that solid content (e.g. cigarette tipping) is less common.