This image depicts a Redivia automated bottle recycling machine, non-operational, located in the city of Reims, France

This image depicts a Redivia automated bottle recycling machine, non-operational, located in the city of Reims, France. The scene is observed in low light, with the machine's screen providing the main illumination. The machine's central digital display shows a bright red error screen. The prominent text reads "Désolé" (Sorry), followed by "J'ai dû faire une indigestion. Mon Eco-réparateur est en chemin. A bientôt..." (I must have had indigestion. My Eco-repairer is on its way. See you soon...). A white, stylized sad face icon within a geometric outline is centered on the red screen. Above the screen, a grey panel displays two instructional steps: "1." with an icon of a hand compressing a bottle, and "2. TERMINER" (Finish) with an icon of a finger tapping. To the right of the screen, a textured grey panel contains the bottle insertion slot, above which a small red indicator light is visible. Further right, a circular blue sticker with a QR code states "REJOINS LE MOUVEMENT!" (Join the movement!) and mentions "1.87B canettes ont utilisées ces bornes de tri récompensées." (1.87 billion cans have used these rewarded sorting bins.). Below the insertion slot, a dark circular sticker with white text, possibly "TOUS URS", is affixed. At the bottom left of the screen, a metal slot for dispensing coupons is visible, accompanied by a small red light to its right. The "Redivia" brand logo is present in the lower right portion of the machine's face. The machine is mounted against a dark blue and grey structural element. No individuals are present in the immediate vicinity.