Intel’s R&D center has a touchscreen vending machine that dispenses computer parts There are all sorts of vending machines out there in the world (just browse for a glimpse) but this particular one in Intel’s research and development center seems particularly geeky and endearing. Reddit user Glum bot says a friend inside Intel’s Folsom, Calif. office — it is used to dispense computer parts and supplies without requiring employees to request them from their IT department and wait for items to arrive. The touchscreen machine, which runs on Intel’s Core i5 v Pro processor and uses Intel’s AIM (Audience Impression Metric) suite, is also used to keep track of product inventory. Employees can use the self-service machine to “buy” parts by scanning their work ID and the cost is automatically charged to their department. Things you can buy include batteries, mice, flash drives, keyboards, cable locks, and laptop AC adapters, according to a vending machi...
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