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Shop24 to Open Automated C-Store at Kennesaw State University

First installation in state of Georgia

KENNESAW, Ga. -- Kennesaw State University (KSU), with more than 25,000 students, has opened a Shop24 automated convenience store on campus.

Shop24 is a self-contained, totally automated and refrigerated convenience store designed to enable 24/7 accessible consumer purchasing. A Shop24 automated convenience store delivers more than 200 items ranging in weight from one ounce to 10 pounds in a well-lit, security camera-monitored environment.

A Shop24 can be placed anywhere outdoors or indoors, bringing ultra-convenience right to the consumer.

"Kennesaw State continually seeks innovative ways to deliver food services to its students, focusing on convenience, selection and quality," states Randy Shelton, Executive Director of Auxiliary Services and Programs at KSU. "Shop24 will be a welcome addition as part of the world class Auxiliary Service programs already developed for our students at KSU."

The Shop24 automated convenience store is slated for installation for the coming 2013/2014 school year.

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