KIOSK / STANDEE

• Touch & non touch display available with content management software.

• Hard light resistant

• Enclosure available for partner to built up their own kiosk.

• Kiosks are self-service, interactive terminals or small structures that serve various purposes in different industries. They are designed to provide information, services, or products to users with minimal or no human assistance. Here are some common uses of kiosks:

  1. Retail Kiosks:

  - Self-Checkout Kiosks: Customers can scan and pay for their items without the need for a cashier.

  - Price Check Kiosks: Shoppers can quickly check prices and product information.

  - Product Locator Kiosks: Help customers find specific items within a store.

  2. Information Kiosks:

  - Tourist Information Kiosks: Provide maps, attractions, and information about the local area.

  - Museum or Exhibition Kiosks: Offer details about exhibits, artifacts, and interactive guides.

  - Library Kiosks: Allow users to search for books, access catalogs, or check out materials.

  3. Self-Service Kiosks:

  - Airport Check-In Kiosks: Travelers can check in for their flights, print boarding passes, and select seats.

  - Hotel Check-In/Out Kiosks: Guests can quickly check in or out without going to the front desk.

  - Fast Food Ordering Kiosks: Customers can place their orders and pay without interacting with staff.

  4. Healthcare Kiosks:

  - Patient Check-In Kiosks: Allow patients to register, update personal information, and confirm appointments.

  - Pharmacy Kiosks: Provide prescription pickup and medication information.

  - Medical Information Kiosks: Offer educational resources and health-related information.

  5. Financial Kiosks:

  - ATMs (Automated Teller Machines): Enable customers to withdraw cash, check balances, and perform other banking transactions.

  - Bill Payment Kiosks: Allow users to pay bills, transfer funds, and manage their accounts.

  6. Ticketing Kiosks:

  - Movie Ticket Kiosks: Moviegoers can purchase tickets and select seats.

  - Public Transportation Kiosks: Provide tickets and information for buses, trains, and subways.

  - Event Ticketing Kiosks: Sell tickets for concerts, sports events, and shows.

  7. Interactive Education Kiosks:

  - Museum and Science Center Kiosks: Engage visitors with interactive learning experiences.

  - Educational Game Kiosks: Promote learning through gamified experiences.

  8. Government and Civic Kiosks:

  - Voter Registration and Voting Kiosks: Simplify the voter registration process and enable electronic voting.

  - Government Service Kiosks: Offer services like renewing licenses, paying fines, or accessing public records.

  9. Self-Service Photo Printing Kiosks: Allow users to print photos from their digital devices or memory cards.

  10. Digital Signage Kiosks: Display advertisements, information, or wayfinding directions in public spaces.

  Kiosks are versatile and can be customized to suit various applications, making them valuable tools for enhancing customer service, improving efficiency, and providing information in a user-friendly way. Their use continues to expand into new industries and applications as technology advances.