I think GWR may have something similar at Paddington as well. EMR have a TVM that prints eTickets and we trialled a proof of concept in Newcastle that worked really well. There are a lot of changes coming in the next couple of years.
Let's hope those changes come in the form of TVMs with user interfaces designed by people, for people, using evidence based UI paradigms*. Almost all of them** at the moment are, bluntly, rubbish.
As for GWR's at Padd, "walking wounded" older people need considering. I have to squat on the floor to use the card slot on those. That is beyond stupid, and is what you get for thinking disabled=wheelchair. The above picture seems to suffer a similar problem because there is machine body above the card machine so a tall but not very mobile person cannot look down and use it.
* i.e. looking what people do, and designing the UI to make those things trivially easy to achieve. For instance, from a South East station, a return to London and a Travelcard for immediate use really should be a single-tap thing, or at most two taps if one must reserve a train.
** I have not used LNER's so reserve comment on those.
