Which Coca-Cola machine, introduced in 2009, lets customers mix flavors from a touchscreen?

Coca-Cola Freestyle is the Coca-Cola machine introduced in 2009 that lets customers mix flavors from a touchscreen.

Freestyle is a computerized beverage-dispensing system developed for restaurants, cinemas, convenience stores, and other venues. Instead of using a conventional fountain valve for each drink, the machine uses cartridges and precision technology to dispense many beverage varieties from a single unit.

The touchscreen interface allows users to choose a base drink and add flavor combinations. This expanded the number of choices available at the point of sale and gave Coca-Cola information about consumer preferences through machine data.

Freestyle is not simply a larger traditional soda fountain. Its distinguishing features are digital selection, cartridge-based dispensing, and the ability to offer numerous combinations in a relatively compact machine.