Monthly Archives: April 2017

Photo Kiosk Feature – Is there a future in photo?

Last Updated on January 3, 2026 by Staff Writer Photo Kiosks While the drugstore photo kiosk may be a mature sector, new developments in imaging technology promise to open the door to new opportunities. By Richard Slawsky contributor It seems like it was just yesterday that nearly every grocery store and strip mall featured a drive-up Fotomat film… Read More »

Border kiosk – YVR develops next-generation BorderXpress kiosks

Last Updated on December 7, 2025 by Staff Writer Vancouver International Airport (YVR) today announced its proprietary line of self-serve border control solutions, BorderXpress, has been expanded to meet the requirements of Canada Border Service Agency’s (CBSA) new Primary Inspection Kiosk (PIK) program. YVR will roll out 90 new PIK configured BorderXpress Kiosks in spring 2017. YVR is… Read More »

Amazon Vending Machine Competitor Vicki

Last Updated on October 20, 2023 by Staff Writer Amazon Vending Machine Apple has Siri. Amazon has Alexa. This summer Tom Murn will have Vicki, a vending machine endowed with artificial intelligence that will be popping up in college cafeterias, drugstores, hospital waiting rooms and offices around town, and could change the way New Yorkers shop. Shaped like… Read More »

PCI Kiosk White Paper – Payment Processor

Last Updated on December 30, 2025 by Staff Writer The Value of Payment Gateways for Kiosks When a merchant wants to accept payments through their unattended kiosk, they are faced with many processing choices and industry complexities.  Whether forming multiple direct integrations to processors or utilizing one-to-many processing solutions provided by middleware or gateways, kiosk operators and merchants… Read More »

Sneaker Kiosk Vending Contest

Last Updated on March 10, 2025 by Staff Writer MALVERN, Pa.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–USA Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:USAT) (“USAT”), a payment technology provider of cashless and mobile transactions in self-serve retail, today announced that Sneaker Syndicate, a high-end athletic shoe boutique in Orlando, Florida, has launched a series of self-serve amusement kiosks that allow consumers to win sneakers, which leverage USAT’s… Read More »

DMV Kiosk – MVD Self-Service Kiosk Digital

Last Updated on January 10, 2024 by Staff Writer DMV Kiosk Arizona KINGMAN – Who doesn’t want to save time and avoid standing in line? Fifty-one percent of all transactions done at the MVD can be completed at the self-service kiosk or the department’s online portal, ServiceArizona.com, said Douglas Nick, spokesman for the MVD. Customers can take their… Read More »

New self-service border kiosks launching at Ottawa

Last Updated on December 7, 2025 by Staff Writer OTTAWA, ONTARIO–(Marketwired – March 17, 2017) – Canada Border Services Agency Today, the Honourable Ralph Goodale, Canada’s Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, and Mark Laroche, Ottawa International Airport Authority President and CEO, announced that Primary Inspection Kiosks will be operating at the Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport starting… Read More »

Retail Kiosks – Five Improvements for Dealer Display

Last Updated on April 25, 2024 by Staff Writer Retail Kiosks News Designing displays for dealer networks in the flooring, paint, and home improvement industries can be challenging. Here are five things for retail kiosks you should consider, from Sales, Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. 1. How much square footage is available? 2. How often does product need to be… Read More »

VR Kiosks – How Big Is The Virtual Reality Market?

2016 was a pivotal year for VR but how big is the industry right now? Here are some figures that show who shipped what…but that’s not the fina

Source: www.forbes.com

There are currently two main categories of VR currently available: mobile (Samsung/Google) and PC (Oculus). Facebook believes there is another space in the middle of the spectrum and is working on a cheaper device. Intel is also working a headset called Project Alloy.

ADA kiosk lawsuits targeting kiosks: Part 1

Because the ADA does not specify how kiosks should accommodate the visually impaired, the industry is challenged in how to comply with the law’s mandate. Lawsuits on behalf of visually impaired individuals could clarify what measures kiosk manufacturers should take to improve access for the visually impaired.

Source: www.kioskmarketplace.com

Nice article on ADA and kiosks