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AI for Vending Machines: 5 Groundbreaking MoMa Features
July 2, 2026 · VP Salestech
AI for Vending Machines is no longer a vision of the future—it’s happening at MoMa right now. The app, which is already being used to remotely control vending machines, smart refrigerators, and coffee machines, is taking a major step toward becoming a true AI-driven operations platform. Nayax, the company behind MoMa, has redesigned the platform with a single goal in mind: to help you, as vending machine operators, earn more, save time, and eliminate guesswork.
As a supplier of vending machines, smart refrigerators, coffee machines, and payment terminals, we at VP Salestech AI for Vending Machines as a natural next step—not as a replacement for simple, reliable hardware, but as a way to get more out of it. The more information your machines collect, the more AI can help you act on it, rather than just displaying numbers in an app.
What does AI mean for vending machines in practice?
Specifically, this involves three new features that are already available in MoMa today:
Mass measures (Bulk Actions)
Change prices, restart devices, and perform multiple actions simultaneously—on a single machine or across your entire fleet.
Heart Rate Configuration Guide (Pulse Wizard)
Simpler configuration for laundry, car wash, and amusement machines.
Card Handling (Card Management)
Manage RFID, prepaid, and technician cards directly in the app.
The AI platform that makes MoMa more than just an app for remotely controlling vending machines
This is where the shift toward AI for Vending Machines is most evident in three new features:
The AI Assistant (AI Assistant)
Ask questions in plain language about sales, machines, or products and get answers right away, based on your own information.
Planogram Proposal (Planogram Suggestions)
The AI suggests better product placement based on actual sales data, rather than gut feeling.
Visual Planogram Recognition (Visual Planogram Recognition)
Take a photo of the vending machine and let MoMa automatically generate the planogram. Launching in July/August 2026.
Here's How Much AI for Vending Machines Can Impact Your Profitability
According to Nayax's own statistics, operators who actively use MoMa are seeing clear results:
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Lower customer churn and more transactions among active MoMa users
+20%
More sales per day with the planogram feature
2x
Greater likelihood of expansion with picking lists
What's Happening at MoMA
- Dynamic route planning using AI – expected by the end of 2026.
- Prescription Management (Recipe Management) for ingredient processing machines – scheduled for the third quarter.
- More languages – MoMa is translated into about 25 languages.
- A new MOMA hub with brochures, videos, and sales materials all in one place.
Read the full feature overview
Download the official MoMa data sheet and see everything in black and white.
Remotely control vending machines—no matter where you are
In addition to the AI features, the core functionality remains essential: the ability to remotely control vending machines from anywhere. Update prices, deploy new software, manage refunds and receipts, or restart an individual machine—all without having to go on-site.
Would you like to read more about how Nayax describes itself? AI for Vending Machines and MoMA, strictly speaking, a visit Nayax's official product page for MoMa.
Whether you’re already using MoMa or thinking about getting started—AI for vending machines is becoming the standard, not just an optional extra. Get in touch with us at VP Salestech, and we’ll tell you more about how it works with your hardware.
Frequently Asked Questions About MoMa
What does AI mean for vending machines at MoMa?
This means that MoMa can now suggest product placements, answer questions about your information, and automatically generate planograms based on a photo, rather than just displaying alerts and statistics.
What new AI features has MoMa added?
MoMa now has an AI assistant that answers questions in natural language, planogram suggestions that recommend product placement based on sales data, and visual planogram recognition that automatically generates planograms based on a photo of the vending machine.
When will visual planogram recognition be launched?
It is expected to be launched in July or August 2026.
What benefits does MoMa offer to vending machine operators?
According to Nayax, active MoMa users experience lower customer churn, more transactions, and faster growth. Users of the planogram feature see up to 20 percent more sales per day, and users of picking lists are about twice as likely to expand their businesses.
Where can I find data sheets and more technical information about MoMa?
The official data sheet for MoMa is available for download as a PDF from the VP Salestech website, and Nayax also has its own product page with technical information.
Where can I download the MoMA app?
MoMa is available for download on both Google Play and the App Store for Android and iOS devices, respectively.
