A line of intricate, home-based vending machines specially designed for housing and organizing a multitude of shoes and boots. Design intent of this product is to provide a more convenient, as well as accessible, means of storing, maintaining, and accessing footwear, particularly in residences where storage space is limited.

A comfort accessory vending apparatus for selling comfort products for overnight travel includes a housing and a door with a viewing window hingingly coupled to an open housing front side. A push flap is hingingly coupled to a receiving aperture to selectively grant access to a housing inside. Dispenser shelves are coupled to the housing and comprise a shelf body and a plurality of motorized retrieval tracks. Helical rods are coupled to a motor and secure a plurality of sleeping comfort items between adjacent turns of the helical rods. The motor rotates the helical rods to advance the plurality of sleeping comfort items. A payment interface is coupled to the door and is in operational communication with a control unit to receive payment and allow a user to select the desired sleeping comfort item to be dispensed.

Systems and methods for providing an on-line fantasy sneaker league using historical transaction information are disclosed. A system may include game server system that provides an on-line sneaker fantasy league to user over a user device. The game server system retrieves historical transaction information transactions for each of the sneaker style available in the game from one or more third party shoe provider systems. The historical transaction information is then used to determine a game price for each sneaker style to begin game play and to fluctuate the game price of each sneaker style over the span of game play.

A wiping solution dispenser utilizes a motorized dispenser mechanism that moves a nozzle back and forth along a stroke to dispense a wide band of wiping solution onto toilet tissue. A motor may be coupled with a nozzle that moves back and forth or rotates about a pivot point to dispense a band of wiping solution. Wiping solution may be within a solution container that is configured for insertion into the dispenser housing and may be automatically ruptured by a puncture feature. A pump may force the wiping solution from the nozzle, or the solution may be gravity fed. A motion detector may be incorporated to control the actuation and dispensing of the solution. A near field communication transceiver may be used to receive payment before solution is dispensed.

A wiping solution dispenser utilizes a motorized dispenser mechanism that moves a nozzle back and forth along a stroke to dispense a wide band of wiping solution onto toilet tissue. A motor may be coupled with a nozzle that moves back and forth or rotates about a pivot point to dispense a band of wiping solution. Wiping solution may be within a solution container that is configured for insertion into the dispenser housing and may be automatically ruptured by a puncture feature. A pump may force the wiping solution from the nozzle, or the solution may be gravity fed. A motion detector may be incorporated to control the actuation and dispensing of the solution. A near field communication transceiver may be used to receive payment before solution is dispensed.