Revenue access
Extend selling availability beyond staffed hours and place inventory closer to demand.
Product details
Specifications and bouquet fit.
Review the product configuration, then confirm the ordered model and usable bouquet space in your quotation.
View product description and specifications
Choose a bouquet directly. Let AI handle the checkout.
The WEIMI BloomSense AI brings grab-and-go shopping to refrigerated flower retail. Customers access the configured cabinet, take their selected bouquets and complete the collection step. AI algorithms recognise the goods taken and trigger automatic charging through the integrated payment system. The final access, recognition and settlement sequence is confirmed for your payment market.
The illustrated design pairs two black-framed glazed doors with illuminated bouquet shelves, floral cabinet graphics and two overhead product-display panels. A side-mounted payment terminal creates a clear starting point without occupying the flower display.
AI recognition and automatic charging
This system is designed around direct product selection rather than choosing a numbered locker or waiting for a conveyor delivery. AI recognition links the goods taken to the configured product catalogue and transaction. Payment authorisation, charge timing, receipts and exception handling depend on the selected integration and must be agreed before deployment.
- Direct bouquet access: customers select the actual arrangement from the accessible cabinet shelves.
- AI-assisted checkout: recognised goods are matched to the configured assortment for automatic charging.
- Refrigerated presentation: a cooled display supports a fresh-bouquet retail concept with conditions specified for the flowers and site.
- Visible product information: overhead display panels can present the approved assortment, product names and prices.
Prepare an assortment the system can recognise
Review your bouquet types, wrapping, labels and product variations with the project team. Provide representative samples and agree catalogue setup, recognition validation and the process for changing products or packaging. Similar-looking arrangements, multiple-item purchases, returned items and unrecognised goods should be included in the agreed acceptance tests. No universal recognition-accuracy percentage is assumed.
Two doors, a flexible shelf display
The images show six shelf levels behind each glazed door. The number of bouquets per shelf varies with arrangement and packaging size, so saleable capacity is confirmed against your actual bouquet dimensions. Allow room for flower heads, wrapping and easy customer handling when planning the display.
Confirm the refrigeration temperature range, ambient operating conditions, airflow and replenishment routine before placing the machine. Cooling settings do not replace flower-care and stock-rotation procedures. Cabinet dimensions, electrical requirements, connectivity and any monitoring functions are specified in the quotation.
Build the checkout around your destination
Share the destination country and required payment methods so that terminal, provider and settlement compatibility can be reviewed. The device and dollar prices shown in the images illustrate the presentation and do not establish supported payment brands, final retail prices or a guaranteed settlement time.
This format can be considered for florist shops, shopping centres and other managed indoor retail locations, subject to installation review. Confirm power, ventilation, service access, door clearance and customer circulation. Outdoor installation requires a separate engineering assessment.
Request a BloomSense AI project review
Send the venue, country, machine quantity, bouquet dimensions, assortment samples, preferred graphics and payment requirements. The WEIMI team can review the chilled display, recognition workflow, automatic-charging integration and acceptance-test scope for your project.
Commercial fit
Grab-and-go flower selection with AI recognition
Confirm recognition testing for your bouquet assortment, payment authorization and the supported exception workflow before deployment.
Labor model
Separate customer transactions from replenishment so teams can operate a planned service route.
Merchandising control
Coordinate assortment, price architecture, display content and approved brand presentation.
Network visibility
Use configured cloud functions to review sales, inventory and machine status across locations.
System architecture
Review the machine as an operating system.
Final functions depend on selected hardware, software, payment market and project scope.
Layer 01
Protect presentation and product condition.
Confirm bouquet dimensions, target storage settings, airflow approach, glazing, lighting and replenishment workflow for the intended assortment.
- Assortment tested for recognition
- Configuration reviewed against local climate and site
- Cleaning and routine quality-control plan
Layer 02
Build a low-friction purchase or pickup flow.
Align the display, product information, language, payment terminal and collection method with customer expectations in the destination market.
- Regional payment compatibility review
- Retail sale, code pickup or combined workflow
- Configurable customer-facing content
Layer 03
Manage locations with actionable operating data.
Selected platform functions can support remote sales review, stock visibility, pricing, content, temperature settings, device status and alerts.
- Users and permissions by operating team
- Service exceptions and escalation ownership
- Data requirements confirmed before deployment
Layer 04
Specify a deployable branded configuration.
Define exterior graphics, logo treatment, interface language, payment hardware, compartment layout and other project-specific options before production.
- Brand artwork and UI content inputs
- Electrical and connectivity requirements
- Approved specification and sample sign-off
Deployment workflow
Move from requirement to operating site.
A structured sequence reduces configuration gaps and site-readiness delays.
Business case
Market, venue, assortment, quantity and commercial objectives.
System scope
Capacity, environment, payment, software, branding and compliance inputs.
Commercial review
Configuration, quotation, drawings, responsibilities and schedule.
Production & logistics
Manufacturing, agreed checks, export packing and shipping coordination.
Launch & scale
Site setup, team workflow, performance review and rollout decisions.
Buyer checklist
Information that produces a useful quotation.
What venue and operating details are needed?
Share the country, venue type, placement, opening hours, service access and whether the project is direct operation, distribution or venue partnership.
What product and capacity details are needed?
Provide bouquet dimensions, assortment tiers, estimated daily volume, target replenishment frequency and any non-floral categories.
Which payment and software requirements should be provided?
List required payment methods, languages, connectivity, cloud users, reporting needs and any integration expectations.
What customization and delivery information is needed?
Confirm quantity, preferred branding, destination, target timing and available site utilities. The project team can then identify open decisions.
Product launch playbook
Build a complete operating brief around this fresh bouquet retail system.
Confirm product dimensions, traffic, access hours and replenishment route before selecting capacity.
Audience and occasion
Define who buys, why they buy, when demand peaks and which price tiers need to be available.
Site and visibility
Review placement, sightlines, floor footprint, utilities, access control and customer dwell time.
Assortment and capacity
Translate bouquet or product dimensions into compartment count, turnover and freshness-control rules.
Payment and content
Confirm payment methods, language, product information, promotions and customer handoff steps.
Service and quality
Set replenishment frequency, cleaning, freshness checks, exception handling and spare-parts ownership.
Pilot and scale
Choose pilot KPIs, review dates, network standards and the decision rules for the next site.
Media and proof board
Reserve the evidence buyers need to approve this product.
Review the installed system, customer interface and equipment details in the published product media.
Commercial assumptions
State the intended venue, buyer role, quantity, target launch and operating objective.
Technical assumptions
Confirm footprint, power, connectivity, cooling, capacity, payment hardware and user interface scope.
Delivery assumptions
Align configuration approval, production, inspection, packaging, shipping terms and site readiness.
Support assumptions
Assign training, remote assistance, maintenance, spare parts, escalation and local service ownership.
Planning resources
Match this machine to a qualified location.
Use the venue, site and fleet guides to turn product interest into an operating brief.
Venue fit
Plan deployment for shopping malls and retail venues
Review customer flow, site constraints, commercial terms and service access for the intended venue.
Open the venue guide → Location strategyEvaluate demand before selecting a site
Compare traffic quality, buyer occasions, visibility, utilities, rent and replenishment access.
Read the site framework → Fleet operationsDefine remote monitoring requirements
Plan inventory visibility, temperature alerts, sales reporting and multi-location user access.
Read the operator guide →Configuration checkpoint
Move from product interest to an approved configuration.
A useful quotation connects the selected machine to venue conditions, bouquet dimensions, payment requirements and delivery ownership.
Venue fit
Indoor or protected outdoor conditions, footprint, access, utilities and ambient range.
Define the environmentProduct & capacity
Bouquet dimensions, price tiers, cell mix, cooling strategy and replenishment frequency.
Match the assortmentCustomer journey
Interface language, payment provider, transaction flow, pickup and accessibility needs.
Confirm integrationsDelivery ownership
Approvals, quantity, destination, packaging, launch timing, training and spare parts.
Plan deploymentWhat changes the final quotation?
Machine architecture, refrigeration, payment hardware, software scope, customization, order quantity, destination and trade terms are confirmed together.
What should be shared for a useful recommendation?
Provide venue type, installation environment, bouquet sizes, quantity, payment methods, branding needs and target launch date.
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Request a project-specific proposal.
Provide the destination market, venue type, quantity and required integrations. A WEIMI project specialist will review system fit and quotation requirements.
- Recommended system and capacity
- OEM/ODM scope and payment options
- Technical documents and site requirements
- Commercial terms, production and delivery plan
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