Real Amped smart coolers on location in South Florida.
Coconut Creek · Broward County
Coconut Creek has a technology park, a casino district and a downtown in the making. Here is how a free AI smart cooler compares in each kind of workplace.
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Coconut Creek, side by side
Each has a different building and a different break room.
| Lyons Technology Center | MainStreet and the Promenade | Offices elsewhere in the city | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where | Near Lyons Road and Johnson Road | The city's MainStreet project, anchored by the casino and the Promenade | Along the city's main roads |
| What is there | Six buildings with about 232,833 square feet of industrial and flex-office space | Shops, restaurants and a casino on 23 acres, with more mixed-use planned | Professional and service offices |
| Where a cooler could go | The break room of an office or flex suite | The back-office break room of a business in the district | The suite's break room |
| What we would load | Sandwiches, snack plates, drinks | Cold drinks, sandwiches, protein bars | Cold drinks, chips, sandwiches |
Cooler vs. the alternatives
A plain-language comparison.
| Old coin machine | Restaurant run | Amped smart cooler | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What is inside | Chips, candy, soda | Anything on the menu | Sandwiches, protein, jerky, chips, candy and cold drinks |
| Payment | Coins or bills | Out of pocket | Tap a card or phone |
| Time away | None | A round trip | A short walk down the hall |
| Cost to your company | Depends on the vendor | None | $0 to install, stock and service |
About the city
The city says it has about 58,000 residents. Its MainStreet project, with the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek and the 23-acre Promenade, is the center of its plan for a walkable downtown. Away from MainStreet, the industrial and flex space sits around Lyons Road, in properties like the Lyons Technology Center, a six-building, 232,833-square-foot park near Lyons and Johnson Roads. Offices in either part of the city can ask. The city also runs an economic development incentive program, with a commercial rehabilitation grant, job growth incentives and industrial revenue bonds, so a company that is relocating or expanding has more to ask about than lunch. The MainStreet development agreement the city commission considered in 2025 covers about 200 acres and allows buildings up to eight stories.
Choosing a spot
A flex building has offices in front and open floor behind. The break room is usually the one place the two groups meet, so that is where a cooler would go.
At MainStreet, businesses share a development with retail and a casino. Offices there have a landlord or manager who decides what goes where, and we work with them.
Business parks like these usually have several tenants each. Lyons Business Park, at 6601 Lyons Road, is a 26-acre campus of ten one-story buildings, and the city's Lyons Technology Center was built between 2002 and 2004. With several tenants in one park, the property manager is the first call, and we make it. The six-building Lyons Technology Center and the ten-building business park are both in the Lyons Road area, so the same questions about access come up for each.
Setting up in Coconut Creek
Address, floor and how many people work there.
Business parks and multi-tenant buildings have their own access rules, and we work through them with the property manager.
We restock, clean and repair on our regular route.
$0 to install, stock, or service. Old machine? We swap it free.
See whether your Coconut Creek office qualifies. It costs your company nothing.
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