An ATM simulated deposit machine is a device that simulates an automated teller machine (ATM) and aims to provide a user experience similar to a real ATM, but does not actually perform financial transactions. These devices are typically used for educational, training, demonstration, gaming, or entertainment purposes. The following are some characteristics and applications of ATM simulation deposit machines:

Education and training: ATM simulated deposit machines are commonly used in banks, financial institutions, schools, and training centers to help employees and students become familiar with the operation and transaction processes of ATMs. This helps to improve users' operational skills and safety awareness.

Simulated transactions: These devices allow users to simulate various ATM transactions, such as deposits, withdrawals, balance queries, and transfers. Users can practice these transactions without actually accessing their bank account.

User experience: The ATM simulated deposit machine aims to provide a user experience similar to real ATMs, including a touch screen interface, card slot, password input, and transaction confirmation.

Security training: These devices can also be used for security training, teaching users how to protect their personal information and the security of ATM transactions.

Games and Entertainment: Some ATM simulation deposit machines are designed as entertainment devices for people to play in their leisure time. These devices are typically combined with lottery, gaming, or reward systems to provide an entertainment experience.

Product demonstration: Financial technology companies and ATM manufacturers sometimes use ATM simulation deposit machines to demonstrate their products and solutions, showcasing their technology and functionality to customers.

Home use: Some people may purchase an ATM simulation deposit machine and place it at home for family members to use to simulate ATM transactions and educate family members on how to use ATMs.

It should be noted that ATM simulation deposit machines do not have the financial functions of real ATMs and cannot perform actual deposit or withdrawal transactions. They are only used for simulation and training purposes, or for entertainment and gaming purposes.