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The End-of-Life and Obsolescence Nobody Plans For

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Most kiosks are built to last—but the components inside them aren’t. Printers, payment devices, and touchscreens can go obsolete years before your enclosure wears out. Learn why it happens and how to plan for it before your ROI disappears.

Read the full story here.

A Day In the Life of Everyone

You’ve probably used an Olea kiosk today—and didn’t even realize it.

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This month, we celebrate our 50 years by looking around. From morning check-ins to coffee on the go, DMV renewals, hotel stays, and stadium self-checkouts, our technology keeps your day in motion—quietly and reliably. See how one ordinary day reveals the extraordinary reach of great design.

What is Kiosk – Kiosk Definition, Types and Evolution

What Exactly is a Kiosk (and what is NOT)

Quick Takeaway — A kiosk is a self-service terminal that allows customers or employees to access information and/or complete a transaction without staff assistance. In 2025, kiosks increasingly integrate AI, audio interfaces, and smart vending to enhance engagement and profitability.

2025 Update

What is the Kiosk Market – Research and Data

In 2021, Research and Markets estimated the U.S. self-service kiosk market at $2.4 billion, projecting growth to $4.6 billion by 2026 at a 13.6% CAGR. For 2024, Research and Markets projected the global interactive kiosk market at $35 billion, with growth to $67.2 billion by 2033, representing a 7.5% CAGR. And then IndustryArc — Self-Service Kiosk Market size is estimated to reach US$43.6 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.4% during the forecast period 2024-2030. Odd how they list Ingenico, PopID, Toshiba and Armodilo as major kiosk manufacturers? Examples of internet scrapes. Most firms that publish these estimates make money selling research reports and often lack direct interviews, field audits, or validation with actual large kiosk deployers and manufacturers.

Next year? Multiply the numbers by 1.22 and you have 2026 report just like that…. The only value is the forecasts as an indicator of internet posturing and report data sales potential. In that sense it is a reliable trend indicator.

A more conservative, “real” estimate from direct industry participants—especially in the U.S.—often puts the true kiosk sector (excluding ATM, vending, and all tangential categories) at closer to $8–15 billion globally for core interactive and self-service kiosks.

By comparison, the kiosk industry commissioned BCC to create a comprehensive kiosk report in 2021. 134 pages and interviews with actual participants provided the data and basis. Here is copy of our last report — 2019 Report KMA – Self Service Kiosks_Final_March-11-2021-IFT-updated-compressed — for specific competitive intelligence, accurate company rankings, industry nuances, or tactical investment decisions, our reports include by design key real-world detail or context.

Excerpt: The U.S market for self-service kiosks was valued at $2.6 billion in 2019. It is projected the self-service kiosks market in the U.S. will grow at a CAGR of 16.1% to reach $4.4 billion by 2025. The U.S. market for self-service kiosks has been segmented based on the application and end-user industry. Based on applications, the self-service kiosks market has been categorized into Check-in Kiosks, Check-out Kiosks, Ticketing Kiosks, Self-ordering kiosks, Financial Services Kiosks, Bill Payment Kiosks, Digital Signage Kiosks, Bitcoin Kiosks, Temperature Screening Kiosks, and Others. The check-in kiosks segment had the largest share of the market in 2019 and was valued at $530.5 million. The U.S. market for check-in kiosks is expected to grow at a CAGR of 19.8% to reach $873.6 million in 2025. In recent years, check-in kiosks have become more popular in several environments. Airline, healthcare, and hotel and hospitality check-in kiosks are among the most popular types.

One problem with market data is that POS is often combined with kiosk numbers. Self-checkout units in supermarkets are kiosks? You’ll see NCR, Toshiba, and others at the top of that list. Hybrid point-of-sale is more accurate in their case, though point-of-sale has shifted from employee-facing to customer-facing.

Defining “what a kiosk is” means asking the questions :

Is it by design or functionality? If functionality then almost anything that provides customer interaction fits that description doesn’t it?
Am I just considering standalone terminals that provide a transaction a “kiosk”? That brings in POS self-checkout and ATMs
Is it manufactured and designed by a kiosk company?
Diebold has many kiosks, but mainly ones they resell from a kiosk manufacturer.
NCR Voyix? Most of “their kiosks” are made by Samsung. Is Voyix a kiosk manufacturer?

When is it NOT a kiosk?

With self-checkout POS it is a singular unit
It is a purpose-built ATM — ATM manufacturers are different from kiosk manufacturers —
ATMs are singularly designed template provided by any manufacturer — kiosks come in all flavors
It is a computer terminal with a bunch of components placed in proximity. Panera’s counter is example.

Next Generation Kiosks

AI being used — Restaurant POS ROI — Reduced Labor, More Profit and More Sales — Three examples with Clover POS and Samsung kiosks. Primary software by Nanonation (they do Coinstar too fyi*)
Used to be replacing employees was often quoted as reason to use kiosks. Now it is in order to make more money. How do kiosks affect sales and customer experience? Our example is McDonald’s. Main purpose is to “let” the customer spend more money. Give them permission and the tools to do that and they will.
https://kioskindustry.org/mcdonalds-kiosk-top-three-questions
Automated vending and lockers are emerging as key markets — So you are patient or staff at a hospital and wanting some Chick-Fil-A? New temperature controlled vending machine now available (Monday thru Saturday mind you!) https://kioskindustry.org/chick-fil-a-vending-machine
Audio – Drive Thru Technology — SoundHound AI and Acrelec Partner for Next Generation of AI-Powered Drive-Thrus. Nice Burger King demo + Wendys is now Acrelec (kicked out former supplier) https://kioskindustry.org/soundhound-ai-and-acrelec-partner
Audio – Conversational AI technology — Live video of AI Connect Bar taking orders in high noise environment. Demo using Soundhound at RetailNOW by Urway Holdings and Ed Crowley. Any AI software is fine. https://kioskindustry.org/conversational-ai-gets-a-leg-up/
Interactive Digital Signage — Tomer Mann, Chief Revenue Officer at 22Miles, shares insight on what you need to know about display technologies today and in the future. https://www.avnetwork.com/features/on-image-matters-22miles
Market report for Top 50 Point of Sale in restaurants. Included are SST (self service tech tags) and you can sort/etc as yu like
https://kioskindustry.org/top-50-restaurant-pos-point-of-sale-systems-market-dataMarket Report Data for The Top 50 restaurants circa 10/25/2025 — you can sort by locations, CAGR, revenue, and of course unique to TIG by Self-Service technology tags or Notes if you like. I’ve included “speculative” as well. https://kioskindustry.org/top-50-restaurant-perspectiveOur updated master list of kiosk company — 27 categories from kiosk manufacturers to Payment solutions to CMS to all types of hardware and software. https://tinyurl.com/2zx363am
https://kioskindustry.org/kiosk-company/

2018 Original Article

The kiosk originally began as the town square notice board for the community to post notices. The usual reference in Wikipedia will call out Persia as the originating language for the word. What began as common ground notice posting location matured into RMUs (Remote Merchandising Units) that you see in malls or wherever. With the advent of the internet they took on their electronic iteration in the late 90s.

You now have electronic aka kiosk machine or digital kiosk and you have RMUs (think of Verizon phone kiosk or the Godiva chocolates .at the airport). Digital signage kiosks and digital kiosk signage have replaced the original kiosks. Wayfinding and big 55-inch screens with software from 22Miles and others.

A “functional” variant might be the supermarket self-checkouts but those are more aptly described as “hybrid POS” or Point of Sale. They are also usually assisted by dedicated person scanning coupons and solving issues. Legal suits have come up for those assistants helping the disabled with cash back. Supermarket checkouts have their own set of fraud and theft both customer and employee.

Recently Amazon began the “Just Walk Out” stores which are million-dollar iterations utilizing lidar and cameras. Typically there is a “kiosk” at the entrance where you sign in via biometrics (palm print). Technically you have a kiosk inside a kiosk with those.

What is it?

July 1994 from comp.infosystems.kiosks — well, I seem to recall having a discussion like this during the discussion phase for the group. If you’re asking me PERSONALLY what a kiosk is, I’ll answer as best I can, but I’d also like to see some other people’s responses. After all, my definition might be wrong — I’d like to find out.

My definition is a stand-alone terminal of some sort, usually surrounded by some sort of booth (but not always). They can perform many functions including transactional (electronic funds transfer) and informational (what hours are the Valley Library open?) and functional (print me out that Hallmark card I just designed). Much if not all is determined by it’s software. They can be network-connected or not, can have fancy video, etc. or not — it all depends on the software and how much effort the developers put into it.

There are also a number of hardware considerations, but I think these are something I’m not as strong on and will let others answer. -dknight

For the masses, it started with airline check-in terminals and photo kiosks (from Kodak and Fujifilm) and also ATMs.

For more frequently asked questions including “What is a kiosk” be sure and look over the KMA Global website FAQ. You will also learn under what conditions a burrito is considered a sandwich 🙂

What a kiosk is NOT

Sometimes it helps to figure what something isn’t in order to narrow down what it is. Here are some examples.

An ATM — it really is an “kiosk,” but it has been branded an ATM forever, so in that sense it is not. Follows the same regulations. Singular function and graded on speed and safety. Trying to do more muddies the process.
Supermarket Checkout – these hybrid POS “pod-oriented” self-service checkout machines are generally a conglomeration of devices mounted together, and generally under the supervision of a store employee (which grants them “assisted” transaction status)
A bulletin board at your local park provides rules, hours of operation, and other related information. Sometimes they go digital but not often.
Digital signage in storefronts advertising the latest specials/etc and having no form of interaction. That can get tricky if the digital sign includes presence detectors and does a demographic analysis, but that is NOT bidirectional interactivity.

Some General Observations

For sure:

- They allow interaction usually with touchscreen
- Usually customers/prospects oriented
- Many are employee-oriented
- Generally a touchscreen.
- Either informational or transactional in nature.
- Multiple units are typically standalone and in a line to help traffic flow
Your typical kiosk today is very much different than those. They are self-service kiosks, typically electronic, and can be found in various settings. The form factor ranges from a mobile device to a tablet to a larger enclosures (usually metal but also plastic and wood).

Define Kiosk and Iterations

Our latest definition? A terminal that allows customers or employees to get information and/or conduct a transaction, without the assistance of a person. It may or may not have a touchscreen for example.

Here are some of the main categories for the modern-day kiosk.
- In malls, events, tradeshows and other locations you have the RMU, which is a Remote Merchandising Unit. Point of Purchase fixture iterations. Many current self-service kiosk companies evolved from these units design and manufacture and continue to do a large business in these. Examples would be Olea and Ikoniq (main business being RMUs).
- It is generally interactive but not always.
- It most often provides a computer (such as Dell Optiplex) and has a 17 or 19″ 5:4 aspect touchscreen (between 7 and 84 inches). 2020: more likely an AIO and at least a 22 landscape.
- Most often than not it is unattended. Companies like to stretch this into a quasi semi-attended mode where employees offer to assist.
- It is a standalone enclosure in the most common iteration.
- Examples follow
  - Airline Check-In Kiosks – pioneered by Kinetics and others. Major vendors include NCR, SITA, and dwindling IBM. They have also moved into the baggage area.
  - ATM Machines – Historically it has been NCR, Fujitsu, Nautilus, Triton, IBM with Wincor Nixdorf and the ISOs (Independent service operators).
  - Bitcoin Kiosks and BTMs and Crypto Kiosks are big things in 2022
  - Electronic kiosks – this is a big category. It basically includes all categories which can be bill pay kiosks, kiosk software for lockdown, financial kiosks and more.
  - Internet Cafes – sometimes a keyboard can’t be beaten. These are one of the originals and helped educate the masses on using the Internet everywhere. We used them all the time when we would visit London, England.
  - POS Terminals – includes customer-facing POS terminals whether for entering loyalty number.
  - Food Order Kiosk – Mcdonald’s is a prime example. Order your own burger made to your preferences.
  - Gaming Kiosks – the military uses these for letting the soldiers relax (and train) at the same time.
  - Parking kiosks – whether on the street or in the garage
  - Outdoor kiosks – all kinds.
  - Hoteling – this is where office workers work at the same building but can sign up for any desk for the day. Larger companies experiment with this and in this age of BYOD it is relevant.
  - Information Kiosks terminals – can be as simple as barcode lookup in grocery aisle or online “showrooming”. AKA Interactive kiosk.
  - Interactive Digital Signage – a contradiction in terms but Digital Signage often is a large touchscreen and offers Content Management Services as well as Advertising. The touchscreen provides major ROI component.
  - Immigration and Security Kiosks – found at airports as well as Border Control. These units typically utilize biometrics.
  - Registration kiosks for loyalty and membership.
  - Gift card kiosks such as Coinstar Gift Card Exchange Kiosk.
  - Retail kiosk – this can be many iterations. The latest ones are beginning to introduce Beacons and Facial Recognition for recording demographics and traffic patterns and customer flow.
  - Gift Registry kiosk – one of the originals and still going. Our teeth were cut developing the Bridal Registry and Baby Registry kiosks for Target. Multi-generational marketing at its best (kids shop where Mom shopped)
  - Tablet kiosk – typically used for registration and quick lookup they have the advantage of being small and can be place at eye level.
  - Vending – these can add nutritional information mandated by the government. They can dispense sandwiches, coffee and a large range of merchandise (Zoom is a pioneer).
  - Pharmacy kiosk – medicine prescription dispensing kiosks are becoming more popular.
  - Lockers – picking up your merchandise from Amazon or Fedx or UPS.
  - Charging kiosks – need to charge your mobile phone? There are kiosks for doing that.
  - Coin Kiosks – the most famous is Coinstar.
  - Music, Movie and Media download kiosks – get your DVD on USB now
  - DVD kiosks – still going with Redbox and others. Locations and demographics are important.
  - Hospitality – hotel check-in kiosks
  - Healthcare – patient check-in
  - Telemedicine and Telehealth – whether at the supermarket or at corporate headquarters, remote healthcare structures are hybrid of RMUs. These extend into home monitoring and follow up for post operative patients to maximize results (and government incentive rewards).
  - Marijuana & Cannabis – one of the emerging markets with its high use of cash, security and new multiple form factors such as edibles.
  - Photo Kiosk – still going strong and one of the original heavy hitters. Kodak at one point had over 60,000 in place.Prison kiosk – video visitation and more
  - Social kiosks – interacting with your friends at wanna-be-seen locales becomes fodder for Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. The payback is demographics.
  - Kiosk Software – lockdown software or Windows Kiosk Mode software is very popular. PROVISIO is prime providers but versions for thin clients, Chrome Kiosk, and more are available.
  - Survey Kiosks – can be as simple as a 4 button “How Was Your Experience?” device (we like those) or a tablet. Surveys are better being short to improve response rate.
  - Wayfinding kiosks – despite GPS enabled mobiles navigating a large structure can require clear instructions whether consumer or corporate.
  - Wine Kiosks – As a recommendation and selector function these do quite well. Experiments in dispensing wine were plagued by being poorly regulated and operated.
  So what is it? Here is one definition:
  
  Typically a computerized terminal used by the public or employees for services.
  
  We’ll continue to add details and more information in the future.
  
  More Information on Definition of Kiosk
  LinkedIn Short Post – What Is a Kiosk in 2025 — and What It Is Not
  
  The word kiosk once meant a public notice board or a small retail booth.
  Today, it defines a $35 billion global market for self-service technology — growing to $67 billion by 2033 (7.5% CAGR – Research and Markets).
  
  💡 The Short Definition
  
  A kiosk is a computerized terminal — usually stand-alone and unattended — that lets customers or employees get information or complete transactions without staff assistance.
  Modern kiosks increasingly use touch, voice, and AI interfaces.
  
  That definition excludes certain devices often lumped in:
  - ATMs – single-purpose, bank-regulated.
  - Supermarket self-checkouts – hybrid POS pods supervised by staff.
  - Digital signage without interaction.
  For regulatory perspective, see the U.S. Access Board’s Self-Service Transaction Machines rule and PCI Security Standards PTS FAQ.
  
  🚀 Next-Generation Kiosks
  
  AI is transforming self-service from “labor reduction” to “revenue amplification.”
  Restaurants like McDonald’s use ordering kiosks to increase average ticket size and speed.
  SoundHound and Acrelec are building AI drive-thrus that understand natural speech.
  Chick-fil-A’s temperature-controlled vending and 22Miles’ interactive digital signage show how the category now spans food service, healthcare, and retail.
  
  🧩 Why It Matters
  
  Defining “kiosk” matters because classification affects design, ADA compliance, and PCI security.
  Kiosks touch nearly every vertical — from airline check-in and telehealth to locker pickup and AI-assisted ordering.
  Understanding where a POS ends and a kiosk begins helps manufacturers, operators, and regulators align standards and expectations.
  
  🔗 Further Reading
  
  👉 Full article: What Exactly Is a Kiosk (And What Is Not) – 2025 Update
  👉 ADA Kiosk Standards Guide
  👉 Top 50 Restaurant POS and Self-Service Tech Report
  
  💬 Key Takeaway
  
  In 2025, a kiosk is no longer just a touchscreen on a stand.
  It’s a connected, AI-enhanced customer touchpoint — still defined by self-service, but now central to how businesses create speed, accessibility, and profit.
  
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AI & Kiosks: Personalization, Predictive Interfaces & Key Pitfalls

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The New Intelligence Behind Self-Service: How AI Is Transforming Kiosks

By Mike Jarmus, Founder & Market Research Strategist, Maverick Market Research, LLC

I. The New Intelligence Behind Self-Service

Kiosks have long delivered speed, consistency and convenience. Today, they’re evolving again infused with artificial intelligence that listens, learns and adapts. Voice recognition, computer vision and data-driven personalization are redefining what “self-service” means, blurring the line between machine and human-assisted interaction.

But with each leap in capability comes a paradox. Innovation that promises simplicity often introduces new layers of complexity, cost and reliability risk.

In this article, AI kiosk refers to any self-service terminal enhanced by voice, vision or analytics that enable context-aware, adaptive engagement whether at a restaurant, store or transit hub.

A 2025 survey found users cite speed, convenience, accuracy, customization and accessibility as the top benefits of kiosk use (Source: Kiosk Industry). In fact, a recent survey found that 72% of consumers in 2025 said they are comfortable using in-store kiosks up from 59% the previous year, reflecting how quickly self-service technology is becoming mainstream (Source: Tillster 2025 Phygital Index)2025 Tillster+Phygital+Index+Report+Q2+2024-compressed

This article explores how voice, accessibility, edge intelligence and autonomous retail are converging to define the next era of self-service and the operational realities that come with it.

II. 🎙️Voice at the Forefront – SoundHound & Acrelec Lead the Way

How is voice AI changing ordering and what barriers remain?

Voice AI has become one of the most visible forms of intelligence in kiosks and drive-thrus. SoundHound AI recently launched its next-generation restaurant platform supporting omnichannel ordering across phone, text, car and kiosk interfaces (Source: SoundHound). The company reports more than 10,000 active restaurant deployments and a 10% improvement in drive-thru speed of service (Source: SoundHound Blog).

Meanwhile, Acrelec (A subsidiary of GLORY LTD) is best known for its enterprise kiosk and drive-thru systems partnered with SoundHound to embed conversational ordering directly into its digital signage ecosystem (Source: AVIXA Xchange). Acrelec positions its kiosks as “AI-ready,” built to personalize menus and recommendations dynamically (Source: Acrelec).

Even so, the field isn’t without setbacks. McDonald’s ended its IBM voice-AI trial in 2024 after inconsistent accuracy and user-experience results (Source: AP News).

Reader Takeaway: Voice kiosks are shifting from pilots to real scale, but success requires robust UX design, noise handling and seamless POS integration.

III. ♿ Accessibility & Multimodal Design – LG and Intel Push the Standard

Why inclusive AI design is fast becoming a strategic advantage.

As voice interfaces become mainstream, accessibility ensures that intelligent interaction extends to every customer. While voice technology expands convenience, the next evolution ensures that the same intelligence serves everyone through inclusive, multimodal design.

LG Business Solutions recently introduced self-ordering kiosks co-designed with accessibility experts, featuring tactile keypads, JAWS® screen-reader support and integrated voice access via SoundHound AI (Source: LG Newsroom). The company co-chairs the Kiosk Manufacturers Association Accessibility Committee, signaling that inclusive design is becoming a competitive differentiator.

On the technology backbone side, Intel’s OpenVINO and edge-AI platform enables local model inference reducing latency while enhancing privacy (Source: Intel Edge AI).

Reader Takeaway: Accessibility and edge intelligence aren’t just compliance. They expand market reach and improve uptime for all users.

IV. ⚙️ Edge Intelligence, Data Loops & Ecosystem Synergy

How data turns kiosks into self-optimizing systems.

Modern kiosks are no longer static terminals; they’re nodes in an intelligent, connected network. According to Intel and IDC research, a growing majority of new retail AI workloads are now being deployed at the edge enabling faster, more secure processing within modern kiosk networks (Source: Intel).

Operators now use real-time analytics to personalize menus, monitor hardware health and optimize operations. One recent IDC study projects that 78% of retailers will adopt edge-AI systems by 2026, delivering average operational savings of about US $3.6 million per store each year (Source: IDC).

A recent Deloitte-linked analysis found AI-driven kiosks can dynamically adjust content based on inventory, weather and purchase history to lift average transaction values (Source: Retail Systems).

Hardware leaders such as NCR Voyix, Olea Kiosks and Diebold Nixdorf are emphasizing modularity and remote-device management to minimize downtime.

Reader Takeaway: Edge analytics close the loop between user data and operational improvement, but privacy and governance must evolve alongside capability.

V. Beyond the Kiosk – From Screens to Autonomous Retail

Where kiosk principles meet sensor-driven ecosystems.

The next frontier isn’t just smarter kiosks. It’s autonomous self-service environments.

Yum! Brands is partnering with NVIDIA to deploy vision and voice AI across its restaurants (Source: NVIDIA).

PopID, backed by Visa Ventures and Verifone, is expanding facial-recognition payments (Source: Verifone).

Amazon continues to evolve its “Just Walk Out” and smart-cart systems (Source: GlobalData).

Globally, similar AI-enhanced kiosks are emerging in transportation and healthcare from biometric airport check-ins in Asia to hospital self-registration in Europe signaling that kiosk intelligence is crossing industries and borders.

Reader Takeaway: Kiosks are merging with IoT and autonomous-retail concepts, demanding cross-platform design thinking from manufacturers and operators alike.

VI. The Road Ahead – Responsible AI and ROI Reality

How to turn AI ambition into operational return.

The AI moment is here but its risks are real. McDonald’s decision to end its IBM trial underscored how accuracy and guest trust must come first (Source: AP News).

Before deploying AI at scale, brands should follow the 4 Rs of AI Kiosk Readiness:

AI Kiosk Four Rs Infographic

Reader Takeaway: AI will augment not replace human service. Success comes from balancing innovation with reliability, inclusivity and measurable ROI.

VII Key Questions for Vendors/Operators

“Does your kiosk software support local model inference or just cloud?”
“Can your voice UX handle ambient cafeteria noise at >80 dB?”
“What fallback modes exist if vision/voice fails (touch only, manual)?”
“How will personalization data be governed to satisfy privacy and PCI/ADA/compliance?”

About the Author

Mike Jarmus is the Founder and Market Research Strategist at Maverick Market Research, LLC , a consultancy specializing in market intelligence and growth strategy for technology driven industries. He has led global research and strategy teams in the self-service, payments and retail technology sectors for companies including Crane Payment Innovations (CPI), CoinFlip and Glory Global Solutions. Through MMR, Mike now partners with kiosk and automation innovators to translate data into actionable growth strategies and smarter customer experiences.

Our Major Vertical Markets

We have a couple of “primary” areas as well as supplemental properties.

Primary
- Kiosks — https://kioskindustry.org is primary
- Digital Signage — digital-signage.blog + AVIXA xchange
- Payment & POS — kioskindustry.org
- Retail automation and Vending – retailsystems.org
- Edge computing like thin client, miniPC and media players (hardware as rule)
- Patient Kiosk Healthcare — patientkiosk.io
- New AI focus portals
Supplemental
- Menu Boards — menu-board.net
- EV Charging — ev-charging-stations.org
- Asia Group — kioskasia.org
- Europe Group — kioskeurope.org
- Smart Cities — designsmartcity.com
- Telehealth and Telemedicine — i-telehealth.com

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POS Terminals POS Kiosks

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POS Terminal & Point of Sale Terminal Companies

POS Order Terminal Station by POSBank e.g.

The POS kiosk faces the customer. The POS terminal is generally employee-facing though double-sided is now facing customers. It is hardware and software. It is transactional but it can also be informational. Consider digital menus and messaging, for example, digital advertising and branding. Simply put — Point-of-sale (POS) systems are all types of solutions that allow businesses to process customer payments and manage sales data. POS systems are used in various industries, including retail, hospitality, and healthcare. POS systems components? A cash register, a receipt printer, and a card reader. They may also include additional features such as inventory management, customer loyalty programs, and e-commerce integration.

Payment Members

Ingenico Payment
POSBANK
FEC
Datacap Systems, Inc.
UCP Unattended Payments
NMI — NMI is a leading payment gateway and technology provider in the fintech industry. Founded in 2001, NMI offers a comprehensive suite of payment processing solutions for businesses of all sizes. Their platform enables secure transactions across multiple channels, including e-commerce, mobile, and in-store payments. NMI’s white-label solutions allow partners to customize and brand payment services, enhancing their offerings to merchants.
Innovative Technology – currency and biometrics
meldCX — daughter board provides support any/all OS along with metrics
Bill Pay Kiosks — see Pyramid, Olea, RedyRef, etc below on providers

POS Systems Definitions

The self-ordering kiosk for customers. Think McDonald’s.
The POS terminal that employees use to take orders
The modified POS terminal that customers use to pay (think Clover or PAR)

Providers

Pyramid Computer
Olea Kiosks
KIOSK Information Systems
LG Business Solutions
Advanced Kiosks
Entropy Cabinet Solutions
REDYREF Kiosks
ImageHolders Kiosks
Alpine Kiosk
Intel Kiosk – computing solutions used in POS
Posiflex of KIOSK — all types of order terminals
Ingenico – premier provider of payment terminals
POSBANK – complete line of POS touch stations
UCP Unattended Payments – complete line of payment terminals
FEC Kiosks – POS Hardware
Datacap Systems, Inc. – widest possible payment methods
Insight Touch – touchscreens and terminals
BOCA Systems – printers
TDS TOUCH – touchscreens and POS stations

POS Posts

AVIXA Posts

What Does Google Bard say?

Point-of-sale (POS) systems are software and hardware solutions that allow businesses to process customer payments and manage sales data. POS systems can be used in a variety of industries, including retail, hospitality, and healthcare.

POS systems typically include a cash register, a receipt printer, and a card reader. They may also include additional features such as inventory management, customer loyalty programs, and e-commerce integration.

POS systems can help businesses improve their efficiency and profitability. They can automate tasks such as order processing and inventory tracking, which can free up employees to focus on other tasks. POS systems can also help businesses track sales data, which can be used to make informed business decisions.

There are many different POS systems available on the market, so businesses should carefully consider their needs before choosing a system. Factors to consider include the size of the business, the industry, and the desired features.

Here are some of the benefits of using a POS system:

Increased efficiency: POS systems can help businesses streamline their operations and save time.
Improved accuracy: POS systems can help businesses reduce errors in order processing and inventory tracking.
Increased security: POS systems can help businesses protect customer data and prevent fraud.
Enhanced customer service: POS systems can help businesses provide a better customer experience by streamlining the checkout process and offering loyalty programs.

If you are looking for a way to improve your business’s efficiency, accuracy, and security, then a POS system is a worthwhile investment.

Here are some of the most popular POS systems on the market:

Square
Shopify POS
Lightspeed POS
Toast
Clover
Revel Systems
NCR Silver
AccuPOS
ShopKeep

These systems offer a variety of features and pricing options, so you can choose the one that best meets your needs.

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Kiosk Company – Our updated master list of kiosk company — 27 categories

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Supplier and Vendor Companies in Kiosk Industry

Discover the world’s leading supplier and vendor companies in the kiosk industry, offering solutions for self-service technology, retail, hospitality, healthcare, and more. From kiosk manufacturers to AI-powered assistive devices, this directory connects businesses with innovative partners who deliver hardware, software, accessories, and comprehensive consulting services. Explore recognized kiosk industry leaders and find tailored products designed for operational excellence, customer engagement, and maximum compliance.

Manufacturers – Connect with top kiosk manufacturers providing advanced self-service machines tailored for retail, hospitality, and healthcare. Major brands like KIOSK Information Systems, Olea Kiosks, and Meridian Kiosks offer a full spectrum of standard, outdoor, tablet, and custom kiosk models, each engineered for reliability and ADA compliance.
AI Assist Voice Technology – Empower your self-service experience with AI assist voice technology, featuring conversational AI for voice ordering, multilingual customer support, and advanced analytics. Solutions from Intel, Nanonation, and LG streamline user interactions, boost accessibility, and bring automation to kiosks in restaurants, retail, and public spaces.
Kiosk Enclosures – Find durable kiosk enclosures designed to protect and enhance your kiosks in any environment. Choose from custom and standard enclosures—built for outdoor, indoor, or specialized locations—that guarantee device security, branding, and robust compliance with ADA guidelines.
Custom Kiosks – Get exclusive custom kiosk designs that reflect your brand and meet specialized service requirements. Industry leaders offer design consultations and custom manufacturing for unique applications, from healthcare check-ins to multi-purpose retail hubs, ensuring standout presence and seamless operation.
Interactive Screens and Digital Signage – Unlock impactful digital signage solutions with integrated kiosks for dynamic consumer engagement. Leading providers deliver high-brightness displays, touch-enabled signage, and interactive systems perfect for retail, transportation, and public venues.
Assistive Tech for ADA – Boost accessibility and compliance with assistive technology for ADA in kiosks. Partner with experts for screen readers, braille signage, and accessible hardware, enabling equal access for all customers while adhering to strict regulations.
Kiosk Software – Supercharge kiosk performance with feature-rich software for payment, security, reporting, analytics, and remote management. Top companies offer solutions that ensure smooth operations, robust integration, and reliable connectivity for any kiosk deployment.
Wireless Modems Routers – Optimize connectivity with advanced wireless modems and routers designed for kiosk networks. Suppliers provide cellular, Wi-Fi, and managed solutions ensuring secure, reliable uptime for unattended payment stations, digital displays, and remote services.
Lockdown Browser Mode – Secure your kiosks with lockdown browser modes that restrict user access, prevent tampering, and protect sensitive data. Discover dedicated software solutions that create safe, focused environments for public and enterprise self-service kiosks. aka Kiosk Mode
Payment Kiosk and POS Stuff – Upgrade your point-of-sale terminals and kiosks with integrated payment solutions, card readers, and mobile checkout systems. Leading vendors feature EMV-compliant devices, fast transaction processing, and scalable equipment for retail and food service sectors.
Printers for Kiosks and POS – Ensure reliable kiosk and POS printing quality with top-rated printers for tickets, receipts, and labels. Source suppliers specializing in easy integration, thermal printing, and multi-format compatibility to meet high-volume service demands.
Outdoor Kiosks – Discover weatherproof outdoor kiosk solutions built for parks, campuses, smart cities, and transportation hubs. Vendors offer robust enclosures, sunlight-readable displays, and advanced climate controls for year-round performance.
Kiosk Tablets – Explore professional tablet kiosks designed for compact self-service, interactive information, and mobile payments. Find suppliers offering customizable rugged tablets, secure mounting options, and versatile software integrations.
Touchscreen for Kiosk – Choose high-quality touchscreen monitors engineered for kiosk integration, responsive input, and long-term durability. Providers supply multi-touch, large-format screens suitable for retail, healthcare, and public space installations.
Kiosk Service – Maintain peak performance with specialized kiosk services covering installation, maintenance, repairs, and ongoing support. Service partners deliver expert site surveys, remote monitoring, logistics, and training for seamless operation.
Kiosk Reporting – Benefit from real-time kiosk reporting and remote monitoring tools that track usage, uptime, and customer data. Analyze metrics to boost operational efficiency, resolve issues proactively, and maximize ROI.
Kiosk Consulting – Accelerate your project success with kiosk consulting services, offering guidance for hardware selection, software deployment, compliance, and strategic sourcing. Elite consultants help you navigate ADA requirements, security standards, and industry trends for optimal ROI.

Additional Categories

1. Payment Solutions & Devices
Include suppliers for card readers, EMV terminals, NFC/tap-to-pay systems, and mobile wallets—core components for retail and vending kiosks.

2. Peripheral Components
Add a general category for kiosk peripherals such as barcode scanners, cameras, RFID modules, keyboards, and cash management systems. https://kioskindustry.org/?s=peripheral+components

3. Displays & Monitors
Although you already list touchscreens, it helps to add a broader section for displays—covering high-brightness outdoor displays, video walls, and non-touch digital signage panels. https://kioskindustry.org/?s=displays+and+monitors

4. AI Analytics & Data Platforms
With AI now driving predictive management and personalization, create a category for analytics dashboards, data monitoring, and AI-based retail insights.

https://kioskindustry.org/digital-signage-vision-analytics-meldcx-and-asus/

5. Security & Privacy Solutions
Consider a section for software and hardware that enhance kiosk security—firewalls, encryption, authentication, and video surveillance integrations. https://kioskindustry.org/?s=Security+Privacy

6. Content Management Systems (CMS)
Dedicated CMS providers support multi-location digital signage and kiosk content updates. This improves SEO value for digital signage and software categories. https://kioskindustry.org/?s=CMS

7. Accessibility Hardware
While ADA assistive tech is listed, include dedicated hardware such as tactile keypads, audio jacks, hearing loops, and braille hardware. https://kioskindustry.org/?s=Accessibility+Hardware

8. Power & Environmental Systems
Vendors offering uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), thermal control, and eco-efficient kiosk housings are increasingly relevant. https://kioskindustry.org/?s=Power+environmental

9. Smart Lockers & Micro-Market Systems
Expand to smart parcel lockers and unattended retail modules—fast-growing verticals in 2025’s self-service market.

10. Integration & API Platforms
Add a section for middleware and API vendors that connect kiosks with CRMs, databases, and back-end payment or retail systems. https://kioskindustry.org/?s=integration+API

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IAAPA 2025 – Ticketing, Digital Signage and Accessible

IAAPA Kiosk Update – 2025

In 2025 we are once again at IAAPA in Orlando . The IAAPA Expo in November 2025 takes place from November 17 to November 21, 2025 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. We are members of IAAPA.

Use IAAPA Connect+ on mobile or Email [email protected] or text me at 720-324-1837 for more info.

Here is our booth
Association of Kiosk Manufacturers
Booth: 4634 – 10 x 20 (Near Accesso)
North/South Building – Level 1
Near Gateway and Accesso

Presenters Supporters

NZ Technologies – Shaping the Future of AI-based Human-Machine Interactions with Touchless
Pyramid Computer with kiosks, digital signage and embedded computing
AcquireDigital – digital wayfinding software and digital signage
Sitekiosk with interactive digital signage software
DPL Wireless – We use Hercules. providing redundant connectivity for all types of kiosks, vending, lockers and digital signage
Solution Partners
- Intel — build, deploy, run, secure, and manage edge and AI solutions.
- Olea Kiosks – Kiosks custom and standard, ticketing and outdoor (see in Gateway Ticketing)
- TPGi Screen Reader for accessibility
Also available For Meetings or in Booths At Show
- Olea Kiosks – Kiosks
  - Gateway Ticketing—Booth 4847
  - VivaTicket—Booth 5100
- REDYREF Kiosks
- imageHOLDERS (kiosk for NZ)
- UCP — email Rob

Interesting Companies at Show

Accesso (5131)
Gateway Ticketing Systems, Inc. (4847)
VIVATICKET (5100)
Clover (4066)
Ready Credit Corporation (4426)
PAX Technology, Inc. (4428)
BrightSign (NC9250)
Elo (NC9250)
Nanolumens (NC9250)
Poppulo (NC9250)
Intuiface (NC9250)

Solutions

Self-order kiosks
Digital Signage
Touchless computing
Conversational AI audio technology
Payment for POS
Electronic Lockers
Ticketing kiosks
Hot and Cold Food Vending
Service options

2024 Booth

Self-Order & Ticketing Kiosks: Companies like Pyramid Computer and RedyRef will showcase sleek, next-generation kiosks for self-ordering, ticketing, and cash-to-card solutions. These units emphasize speed, security, ADA accessibility, and intuitive user interfaces.kma+3
Cashless Systems: Innovations such as RFID wristbands and cash-to-card kiosks will streamline payments across amusement parks, arcades, and cruise ships.kioskindustry+1
Wayfinding & ADA Solutions: AcquireDigital’s kiosks provide digital wayfinding, while TPGi delivers ADA accessibility tools including screen readers for touch kiosks.send2press+1
Redemption & Upselling: Redemption kiosks help users claim prizes efficiently, and some self-service units are equipped with upselling features to maximize revenue.embedcard+1

Display and Immersive Attraction Technologies

Interactive Projection & LED: Expect immersive projection domes, gesture-based interactive walls, and LED gaming floors that react dynamically to visitor movement.blooloop+1
AR Motion & Sports Simulators: AR-driven installations and hyper-realistic golf, rowing, and multi-sport simulators will be on display, enhancing both entertainment and training environments.onecrazemedia
360° Dome Cinemas & Multi-Sensory Experiences: Project Syntropy and similar vendors will demonstrate seamless, large-scale dome displays, including virtual flying theaters and multi-sensory art museums.blooloop+1
Interactive Game Stations: Alterface Imagination Playground offers new approaches to immersive interaction—think paint wands, 4D shooting cords, constellation tracing, and flashlight-based discovery gameplay.alterface

Other Featured Technology

Dynamic Queue & AI Ticketing: AI-driven queue management and ticketing systems designed for efficiency and deeper guest insights.attractionssoftware+1
Point-of-Sale Integration: Embed will showcase its advanced revenue management systems supporting unattended payments, online hardware procurement, and hyper-customized experiences.blooloop
Sensor Technology: D-Tex Visual’s patented AI sensor tech will monitor theme park infrastructure for safety and maintenance using in-house, customizable algorithms.blooloop

Industry Focus

These innovations cater to amusement parks, family entertainment centers, museums, cruise ships, and experiential retail, aiming to boost guest engagement, maximize operational efficiency, and reimagine the user journey from arrival to exit.onecrazemedia+2

Attendees will see a full spectrum of self-service and display solutions—including self-order kiosks, interactive floors, immersive projection environments, and sensor-driven platforms—firsthand at IAAPA 2025.

Attendees

High-profile attendees at IAAPA Expo typically include presidents and CEOs from major theme parks, industry-leading manufacturers, prominent technology companies, and influential executives in the attractions and entertainment business.iaapa+4

Corporate and Executive Leaders

Disney Parks International: Jill Estorino, President and Managing Director, has attended as a keynote speaker representing one of the world’s foremost entertainment brands.iaapa
Trip.com Group: Cecilia Qin, Vice President, attended, reflecting the involvement of key decision-makers from global travel tech firms.iaapa
Europa-Park: Roland Mack (Owner and Founder) along with Michael and Thomas Mack, Managing Partners, frequently participate and share industry insights.iaapa
Therme Group: Dr. Robert C. Hanea, founder, chairman, and CEO, is a regular high-profile contributor to panels focused on innovation and wellness in leisure.iaapa
SnowWorld: Wim Hubrechtsen, CEO, offers insight into indoor entertainment and sustainability.iaapa
Pleasure Beach Resort: Amanda Thompson, OBE, CEO, serves in both leadership roles and as industry panelist or past IAAPA chair.attractionsmanagement

Notable Industry Speakers and Honorees

The event attracts Hall of Fame inductees, such as Frederick Langford (waterpark innovation), Bob Rogers (imagination arts), and executives honored during the Legends panel.iaapa+2
Panelists may include leading figures in artificial intelligence, game design, culinary experiences, and storytelling from organizations like Breda University, AENDRE, and Europa-Park Talent Academy.iaapa

Other Attendees

Senior Executives from attractions, waterparks, and FECs worldwide, including senior operations leaders, designers, and procurement professionals.vendelux+1
Sponsors and exhibitors include giants like Accesso, DOF Robotics, Mack Rides, ProSlide, TAIT, and Immotion, showcasing innovations in technology and guest experience.blooloop+1
The expo draws over 35,000 attendees—among them thousands of qualified buyers, consultants, and influential decision-makers from more than 100 countries.parkworld-online+1

Each year, IAAPA functions as a premier networking hub for top-tier executives, thought leaders, and innovators shaping the global attractions industry.iaapa+5

More Resources

IAAPA 2024 Ticketing Kiosks

Booth 5727 — Show floor is Nov 19-22 — Orlando Florida. Here is main IAAPA website. In 2024 for our IAAPA kiosk show we will have four member companies featured. Here is registration link and highly recommended to download the app for your phone. This year, the show information will be more robust on the phones in the app than on the usual exhibitor portal desktop page.

Free invites. We can give you free invite code. Email [email protected] — you can also visit kioskindustry.org where we have the code listed.

Pyramid Computer — will be showing a couple of self-order and ticketing examples. Pyramid Computer was recently named THE kiosk provider for Six Flags
TPGi Screen Readers & ADA Consulting/Testing
AcquireDigital Wayfinding Software will be on display on a RedyRef kiosk
REDYREF Kiosks – Cash-to-Card will be shown. Cash to Card – Data Sheet
Other Members, you can see at the show in the digital signage pavilion!
- 22Miles
- Elo Touch Monitors
Meet with BocaSystems who will be attending. See brand new article on RFID wristbands!

For more info, free pass or to set up a meeting:

send email to craig at [email protected] or you can text me at 720-324-1837
More member emails below

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NRF Kiosk 2026 – Your Guide to The Big Show and Self-Service

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We are #2203 for NRF NY. See our portal page.

We are in #2203 for NRF NY. Here is our portal page. January 11-13 at Javits Center in New York City. Level 1 center aisle across from Business France.

Participants in our booth include

The Industry Group supporters at the show as well

Kiosk Information Systems Level 3 — 6221
POSBank Level 3 — 3547
Ingenico
Crane Payment Level 3 — 3364
DPL Level 1 — 1814
Innovative Technology
Intel Corporation
Storm Interface

Other Companies in Self-Service

BrightSign
Cantaloupe
Blue Star
Blue Yonder
Diebold
Esper
Fujitsu
FunPad
Loomis
Microtouch
NCR Voyix
Oracle
PAX
Posiflex
Samsung
Chainway
Soundhound
Star Micronics
Stratacache
SUNMI
Tillster
Toshiba
Zebra

NRF Big Show 2025 Kiosk

We are in the same location (1602 first booth down A), NRF kiosk machine and more. See portal page on NRF. This year we are participating in the Tech Tours. This year we will be announcing “Best Self-Service 2024” awards. To set up meeting or get more information send email to [email protected] (proton mail account). Check your NRF Mobile App (NRF Events) for 20 different products.

Quick Highlights — For POS Terminal, we’ll have six different countertops from Insight Touch in the booth. Contact Rachel Wu — [email protected]

Kiosks In the Booth

Pyramid Computer

Pyramid Computer will have two units at the show — PYRAMID’s POLYTOUCH® kiosk systems get the best out of self-checkin and self-checkout, self-ordering and self-service! For your customers and you! We equip your self-service solution with exactly the modules you need for your use case. Almost anything is possible!

: Pyramid KIosks

: A person in a red shirt and carrying a white tote bag is using an NRF kiosk machine to place an order. The background features wooden shelves with various items, while the kiosk screen showcases tempting food options.

: A digital kiosk machine, featuring a touchscreen display labeled POLYTOUCH PIXI15.6, stands prominently in the foreground. The background offers a side view, highlighting its sleek design, with Pyramid branding and the hallmark of an NRF-compliant device in the bottom right corner.

: Three electronic kiosk devices, labeled POLYTOUCH, boasting green accents, seamlessly integrate into the NRF Kiosk Machine lineup. Each unit features a touchscreen, card reader, and barcode scanner. The image captures various angles, displaying the PYRAMID logo in the bottom right corner.

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Polytouch 21
Swift 24
Self Check In
Self Check Out
Self Ordering
EHI-SCO-Innovation-Guide_EN_digital-compressed – 88 page whitepaper on self-checkout innovation

Contact Zahdan to set up an appointment.

Zahdan ELZahdan

Vice President,

North America Sales and Global Accounts
+1 708-770-5774

[email protected]

Insight Touch

- nrf kiosk insight touch
  
  (1). 15.6 “stainless steel machine: Intel CPU， Kitchen display System
- (2). 13.3 “Touch PC with light strip: Rockchip CPU, For registration and conference reservation system
- (3). 10.1 “Mini Touch PC: Intel CPU, for retail information query system
- (4).10.1 “desktop Kiosk: Rockchip CPU, QR Code scanning and 58mm receipt printing, for restaurants self-ordering
- (5).10.1“ L-style Touch Tablet PC: Rockchip CPU, Retail Product Query System
- (6). 8 “Mini Touch Tablet PC: Rockchip CPU, Retail Product Query System

Rachel Wu — [email protected]
Insight Touch Technology
2094 Walsh Ave., Ste B2
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Phone: 408-982-6259
Cell: 408-334-5009
www.insight-touch.com

Dolphin Computer and SKG

Dolphin and SKG–Deliver a positive experience for all customers and make your self-service stations accessible with SuperNova Kiosks.More than 30 years of expertise means the Dolphin team of assistive technology specialists are here to help make your kiosk project a success. SKG Manufacturing is a US-based contract manufacturer of fully integrated kiosks and storage solutions in Grand Rapids, MI. Their robust in-house design, cutting, forming, welding, powder coating, assembly, and testing facility on over 100,000 sq.ft. of floorspace allow their customers unparalleled quality, efficiency, and production speed.

Click Dolphin SKG Kiosk

Mary Jo Barry
SVP of Sales – Dolphin
609-293-3816
[email protected]

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Stephen Very
Office: 616-333-2944
Cell: 604-290-4684
Email: [email protected]
www.skgmanufacturing.com

Ventus Managed Connectivity

NRF Wireless Ventus

Providing connectivity for our booth is member Ventus (see them in booth 3263)

Ventus is an industry leader in IT networking innovations, leveraging technology to produce market-driving network solutions. Since 1999, Ventus has experience delivering secure enterprise-class networks, Ventus develops cellular wireless and fixed line SD-WAN, Hybrid WAN, and Cellular WAN solutions for an expanding array of business connectivity applications.

Digi International acquired Ventus in 2021, bringing together two companies with a deep commitment to providing the best products, software and services that meet the demands of mission-critical networks. Both companies will continue to build and support strong customer relationships.

Contact Matthew

[email protected]

People You Can Meet in Our Booth

Send an email to [email protected] to schedule

Daniel Olea with Olea Kiosks
Rob Chilcoat Unattended Payments
Traci Murray & Matt Ater TPGi
Matthew Lilya with Ventus
Doraiswami with Pyramid Technologies

Member Exhibitors To Visit at NRF

KIOSK Information Systems – 6003
Olea Kiosks — Booth #5621 & #101
Elo – 5621
Crane Payment Innovations – 3861
Glory (ACRELEC) – 6120, MR6941
Intel – in KMA booth and others
Ingenico — MR3043
AcquireDigital – 867
imageHOLDERS — SOTI 6621, star 5757 and Storm 1314
POSBANK
Storm Interface – 1314
Ventus Wireless – 3263
Kiosk Association (KMA) — 1602

APAC News

Maken Kiosk Returns to NRF

We’ll have a limited number of free passes plus we generally provide highly discounted passes (around 100) to those who wish.

Here is a form you can fill out on Google Forms
Best Kiosks 2024 Awards – free to submit

You can contact Craig via email at craigkeefner at pm.me

Get the NRF Events App!

Start networking and building your on-site schedule now by downloading the NRF Events app. You can access the app through desktop or mobile versions, making it easy and convenient to plan ahead and make the most of your Big Show experience.

Use the app onsite to:

View and rate sessions
Network and schedule meetings
Find exhibitors or specific projects
Play the $5,000 Giveaway for a chance to win $5,000! (U.S. retailers only)
Get easy directions to anywhere in the building

4 steps to get started today:

Access the desktop version here and download the mobile version in your device’s app store by searching “NRF Events” or scan the QR code.
Log in with your credentials
If this is your first time using the NRF Events app: Enter the Badge ID/Reg ID below
If you used the NRF Events app previously: Enter established password (click the “Forgot Password” link if you need it to be reset)
Complete your profile setup.
Click on “Notifications” in the bottom navigation bar to enable messages.

Wrap of NRF 2023

From NRF 2024 – A Look Back

Here is our photo wrap on the NRF 2024 show.

Recommended – Angela Diffly on Hospitality Technology wrapup. We contributed images and content.

NRF 2024: Retail’s Big Show Recap

NRF 2024, also known as Retail’s Big Show, was a massive event for the retail industry, bringing together over 6,200 brands from around the globe to New York City. It was a whirlwind of learning, collaboration, and discovery, showcasing the latest trends and innovations shaping the future of retail.

Here are some of the highlights from the show:

Focus on the future: The NRF Innovation Lab featured cutting-edge technologies like AI, robotics, and AR/VR, giving attendees a glimpse into the future of retail experiences.
Big names, big ideas: Keynote speakers included industry leaders like Macy’s CEO Jeff Gennette and Target CEO Brian Cornell, who shared their insights on navigating the ever-changing retail landscape.
Connections galore: The expo floor was buzzing with networking opportunities, as retailers, vendors, and solution providers connected to make deals and build partnerships.
A celebration of retail: The show wasn’t all business; there were also plenty of fun events and activities, like the Retail Hosted City Experience, which took attendees on tours of some of NYC’s most iconic stores.

What did we learn from NRF 2024?

A few key takeaways emerged from the show:

Technology is at the forefront: Retail is becoming increasingly tech-driven, and those who embrace new technologies will be the ones who thrive.
The customer is king (or queen): More than ever, retailers need to focus on providing personalized and omnichannel experiences that meet the needs of their customers.
Sustainability matters: Consumers are increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of their shopping habits, so retailers need to find ways to be more sustainable.

PHOTOS 2024

Airport Kiosk

Caesar with Tech For All

Matt and Craig NRF 2024

Peter Jarvis

Rob Chilcoat, Daniel Olea, Christoph and Jared

Amy with RedyRef

Rick Weinstein with RedyRef

A look internally

Samsung ordering kiosk for pizzabot (one working?)

Amy and Peter

Pizzabot line. Haven’t seen in depth analysis of costs

Storm booth and ImageHolders kiosk machine

Imageholders kiosk machine in KMA booth

NRF 2024 KIOSK Information booth

One Mashgin at airport. A bit lonely and those items started at $25

Secure Kiosks and Digital Signage Software – Cloud Based

digital signage kiosk software by Sitekiosk

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Digital Signage and Cloud-Based Kiosks

Editor Notes: One of the most experienced digital signage and kiosk software companies is Sitekiosk.

Introduction

The ultimate all-in-one kiosk and digital signage software for your kiosks, digital displays, public computers, tablets, and laptops! Say goodbye to complicated setups and difficult management – with SiteKiosk Online, everything is taken care of for you. Our cloud-based platform allows you to easily set up tamper-proof, public-facing computers and displays in any public location. Plus, you can manage and monitor them all from one convenient dashboard in your own Cloud account.

With SiteKiosk’s easy-to-use online editor, you can create your own interactive user interfaces in just a few clicks! And don’t worry about your customer’s data – our software ensures that it’s cleared after each session at the remote client.

If you don’t have time to design your kiosk and digital signage interfaces, we’ve got you covered! Contact our office and we’ll create custom kiosk apps and provide comprehensive support during the implementation of your project.

Get started with SiteKiosk today with our 30-day free trial account. Simplify your kiosk and digital signage management with SiteKiosk – the easy choice for your business!

What are the benefits of using SiteKiosk Online digital signage and kiosk software?

There are several benefits to using SiteKiosk Online digital signage and kiosk software. Here are a few:

Customization: SiteKiosk allows you to create and customize interactive content for your kiosks and digital displays, giving you complete control over the customer experience.
Remote Management: With SiteKiosk, you can manage your kiosks and digital displays remotely from a central dashboard, saving you time and resources.
User Analytics: SiteKiosk provides detailed user analytics, allowing you to track user behavior and engagement with your kiosks and digital displays. This information can help you optimize your content and improve your ROI.
Security: SiteKiosk includes advanced security features such as secure browser settings, user authentication, and virus protection, ensuring that your kiosks and digital displays are secure and protected from unauthorized access.
Scalability: SiteKiosk is scalable, allowing you to add new devices and expand your network as your business grows.

Overall, SiteKiosk Online digital signage and kiosk software provides businesses with a comprehensive platform for creating and managing interactive kiosks and digital signage displays, while also offering advanced features for remote management, analytics, and security.

One of the best things about SiteKiosk Online is how easy it is to use. With a simple and intuitive interface, you’ll be up and running in no time. You don’t have to be a tech expert to get the most out of this software, as it has been designed with the end user in mind.

SiteKiosk Online is packed with features that will make a huge difference to your business. For example, you can use it to create a secure and stable environment for your customers to access information or make purchases. It also allows you to restrict access to certain websites or applications, which is perfect if you want to ensure your employees or users are using company resources efficiently.

But that’s not all – SiteKiosk also offers a range of customization options, allowing you to tailor the software to your specific needs. You can choose from a variety of templates to create a unique user experience, and even add your own branding to make it truly your own.

SiteKiosk makes it easy to accept payments from your customers using your existing online payment system. And thanks to its powerful analytics tools, you can track customer behavior and usage patterns to make informed decisions about how to improve your kiosk operations.

If you’re looking for a powerful and user-friendly software that can take your public computers to the next level, look no further than SiteKiosk. With its wide range of features and customization options, it’s the perfect tool for businesses of all sizes. Give it a try today and see for yourself how it can revolutionize your operations!

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Digital Signage AI Analytics – meldCX + ASUS

Two people view a digital menu powered by ASUS Digital Signage in a cafe. Vision Analytics overlays display gender, mood, ad engagement, audience data, and content trigger info, highlighting a “Weekend Special” ad on the screen.

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Digital Signage Analytics and AI Analytics

Nice case study by ASUS. The case study details how meldCX®, a leader in vision analytics, partnered with ASUS to deploy its AI-powered Viana™ platform in retail environments using ASUS NUC hardware. The goal was to help retailers deliver personalized, data-driven experiences by leveraging real-time insights from vision analytics, which can optimize customer engagement, staff efficiency, and marketing effectiveness.

Key Points:

Challenge: Retailers using digital signage lacked visibility into performance metrics, conversion tracking, and audience segmentation, making it difficult to measure and optimize ROI.
Solution: meldCX® integrated its Viana™ vision analytics platform with ASUS NUC devices. The ASUS NUC offers high processing power, flexible hardware configurations, and support for multiple operating systems (Chrome, Windows, Ubuntu, Linux), making it suitable for diverse retail environments and rapid global deployment.
Results: The partnership enabled scalable, edge-based vision analytics, allowing meldCX® to deploy solutions across hundreds of screens in shopping malls. For one customer, the smart advertising solution increased retail media network advertising revenue by more than three times in a single month, with some deployments boosting ROI by up to 3.5x.
Expansion: The success of this collaboration has supported meldCX®’s global expansion, with deployments now active in North America, APJ, and EMEA regions.
About Viana™: The platform provides retailers with easy-to-deploy, low-code tools to capture insights such as age, gender, sentiment, and time spent in-store, helping optimize store layouts and marketing strategies. meldCX® has earned industry recognition and partnerships with major tech companies.

digital signage analytics ASUS Two people view a digital menu powered by ASUS Digital Signage in a cafe. Vision Analytics overlays display gender, mood, ad engagement, audience data, and content trigger info, highlighting a “Weekend Special” ad on the screen.

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In summary, meldCX®’s use of ASUS NUC hardware for its Viana™ vision analytics platform has enabled retailers to significantly improve advertising ROI and operational efficiency, supporting rapid, scalable deployments worldwide18.

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The Results: End Customer Doubled ROI Up To 3.5x

The meldCX®-ASUS partnership has provided the hardware foundation needed for the company to scale and deploy its vision analytics platform in retail environments across the globe.

With the ASUS NUC, meldCX® now has a high-performance solution capable of supporting its full range of applications, from advertising and retail analytics to vehicle and anonymous visitor monitoring. The numerous hardware options, flexible OS support, and compact form factor allow meldCX® to adapt each deployment to the customer’s location-specific needs.

For one retail customer, the company has completed deployments of vision analytics dynamic triggering at over 250 screens across multiple shopping malls.

“For one mall customer, our smart advertising solution has increased revenue through their retail media network advertising by more than 3 times in a month. ASUS support has been critical to achieving these design wins.”

What Does meldCX do?

meldCX provides a suite of AI-driven software products and platforms focused on commercial devices and physical spaces, primarily targeting industries such as retail, hospitality, education, government, healthcare, and finance29. Their main offerings include:

: An enterprise platform for building, deploying, and managing commercial applications on devices like digital signs, self-service kiosks, and point-of-sale units. It features advanced monitoring, AI-based auto-recovery, uptime tools, and supports over 1,000 out-of-the-box integrations for IoT and kiosk environments. The platform is OS-agnostic and PCI DSS compliant for secure payments1 35.
: An AI-powered vision analytics platform that measures how people interact in physical spaces. Viana uses face mapping and detection (without capturing identifiable data) to extract metrics such as audience demographics, dwell time, sentiment, and engagement. It enables businesses to:
- Analyze digital signage effectiveness and targeted marketing
- Map customer journeys and measure in-store audience demographics
- Monitor cleaning compliance and surface touches
- Enhance theft protection and inventory checks
- Integrate with existing hardware and run on minimal system requirements1 28.
: Smart signage and billboards that adapt content in real time based on the detected audience, enhancing engagement and advertising effectiveness2.
: A professional, lightweight, all-in-one solution for digital signage, wayfinding, and menu boards, designed for easy deployment and management2.
Custom Computer Vision Solutions: meldCX also offers tailored computer vision applications, leveraging custom model training for industry-specific needs, providing faster results and lower costs compared to competitors4.

meldCX’s technology is designed to make the secure edge autonomous, enabling rapid deployment, centralized management, and actionable insights from physical environments. Their solutions are built for scalability and flexibility, supporting multiple operating systems and integration with global hardware partners2 67.

In summary, meldCX delivers AI and vision analytics platforms, digital signage management, and developer tools for building and managing smart, interactive commercial device applications1 2 3 5 89.

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StudioDX Digital Signage Software – See at InfoComm

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StudioDX Digital Signage Software

See at the InfoComm – make appointment — Digital Signage Software StudioDX — Acquire Digital is set to turn heads at InfoComm 2025 with the official launch of StudioDX, its new flagship media server and CMS platform. Designed for high-resolution digital signage environments, StudioDX delivers unmatched control, visual precision, and playback performance.

The platform will be showcased live at Booth #3489, where AV professionals can get hands-on with a digital signage solution, built to handle media-server quality playout, without the headache or cost.

“We built StudioDX for the AV operators and environments where failure is not an option,” said Neil Farr, Managing Director, Acquire Digital. “Whether it’s an airport, a stadium, or a spectacular attraction with architectural LED, StudioDX delivers pixel-accurate playback with an interface simple enough to scale fast, and smart enough to handle the complex demands of a more advanced package.”

Built for the Screens That Matter Most

StudioDX is purpose-built to manage massive, multi-zone digital displays with pinpoint accuracy and zero latency. It combines advanced video playback, live content control, and integrated advertising tools in one flexible platform.

Key features include:

Pixel-perfect screen mapping for complex LED installations
Live and scheduled content blending with full 3D-rendered previews
Fail-safe “hot” backup players to ensure 100% uptime
Triggered playback functions for immersive, event-based experiences
Drag-and-drop CMS editor for fast content deployment
Integrated programmatic ad support to maximize screen revenue
Ultra-low latency for real-time responsiveness and smooth transitions
Installs onto industry-standard hardware to reduce cost and enhance support

StudioDX isn’t just powerful. It’s reliable, secure, and built to support AV environments where every second counts. Unlike cloud-only signage systems, StudioDX runs on-premise for maximum uptime and data security. With plug-in-based architecture and broad media support, it fits right into complex AV ecosystems without compromise.

See It in Action at InfoComm 2025

Visit the Acquire Digital team at InfoComm 2025 to: Explore StudioDX with a real-time demo

Get hands-on with the playlist editor and mapping tools Discover how it simplifies even the most demanding digital signage setups Connect with our team for partnership opportunities or technical deep dives If you manage large-scale digital signage infrastructure, or need mission-critical playback that never misses a beat, StudioDX is built for you.

💬 Let’s Talk Visit us within the Kiosk Manufacturer Association booth at Booth #3489, or book a private demo by filling in the form below.

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InfoComm Digital Signage Show – Free Pass & Things to See

Kiosk Manufacturer Association is exhibiting at InfoComm Interactive 2025. Register with code KIO978 for a free exhibit hall pass. Includes event dates, location, and a Register Now button.

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InfoComm Digital Signage

Visit us at the InfoComm digital signage tradeshow. This year Kiosk Industry has a booth at InfoComm and #3489. June 11-13 Orlando. We will offer free passes and invites as part of our booth. And it is official that we are not only a Provider but now a Member (Bronze).

What you will see in our booth:

Sitekiosk Interactive Digital Signage software
MRI Smart City (Santa Monica) — double-sided outdoor Smart City iteration
Interactive Video by Acquire Digital
Other Notables on Floor to See

Neil Farr

Acquire Digital

A leader in digital transformation, Neil Farr brings deep expertise in user engagement and technical innovation. As CEO of Acquire Digital, he has spearheaded the development of industry-leading solutions for digital signage and interactive experiences. At InfoComm, Neil will be showcasing Acquire’s latest advances in wayfinding technology and StudioDX—the next evolution in high-performance digital signage management.

LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilfarr1/

Peter Kaszcyki

A trade show booth featuring BoldVu by MRI offers an interactive experience. The large digital display highlights The Emergency as two people converse nearby. With a blue, curved design, the booth exudes a sleek infocomm vibe, complete with branding and seating at the back.

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BoldVu Large Format Outdoor Digital Signage and Smart City terminals. LG outdoor displays used.

VP – Business Development at BoldVu by MRI Alpharetta, Georgia, United States Rochester Institute of Technology Manufacturing Resources International (MRI) https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-kaszycki-14b2264/

Heinz Horstmann

Android lockdown kiosk mode https://kioskindustry.org/digital-signage-software-sitekiosk-online-kiosk-software-new-release/

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CEO – SiteKiosk – Interactive Digital Signage & Kiosk Software for Public Computers and Displays. LinkedIn is https://www.linkedin.com/in/heinz-horstmann-760b783/

Why Go To InfoComm?

InfoComm is the largest and most comprehensive professional audiovisual trade show in North America, produced by the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association (AVIXA). The event brings together manufacturers, integrators, dealers, and end-users worldwide to showcase the latest technologies, products, and services in the professional audiovisual (pro AV) industry. InfoComm’s origins date back to 1946 when the National Association of Visual Education Dealers (NAVED) held its first conference, and since then, it has grown significantly to support the pro AV industry2.

AVIXA, established in 1939, is the international trade association representing the audiovisual industry. It has more than 3,000 enterprise members representing over 20,000 AV professionals from more than 80 countries. AVIXA is a hub for professional collaboration, information, and community, offering resources such as AV standards, certification, training, market intelligence, and thought leadership14.

InfoComm 2025, scheduled for June 7-13 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, will explore key trends in the pro AV industry, including the intersection of AV, IT, and broadcast, and the impact of AI on AV solutions1. The event will feature over 150 new exhibitors, showcasing advancements in LED displays, AV-over-IP solutions, and interactive technologies. The education program will include sessions across 10 tracks, with a focus on AI applications in various areas of the industry1.

InfoComm provides a dynamic environment for AV solution providers and buyers to conduct business, facilitating growth in the $325 billion pro AV industry, which is expected to add nearly $100 billion in revenues over the next five years1. The event allows attendees to network, learn about industry trends, and explore new technologies and business partnerships.

Featured Exhibitors

SiteKiosk Online is a cloud-based software solution designed to manage and secure public-access devices such as kiosks, digital displays, public computers, tablets, and laptops. It is compatible with both Windows and Android systems, offering a comprehensive platform for creating and managing interactive kiosks and digital signage displays.

Key Features of SiteKiosk Online

Protection:
- Customizable and Hardened Browser: Ensures secure browsing by restricting access to unauthorized websites and protecting against malware.
- Device Lockdown: Secures devices from tampering and unauthorized access from startup.
- Data Security: Automatically clears session data after each use to maintain privacy.
Management:
- Remote Access and Monitoring: Allows administrators to manage and monitor devices from a centralized dashboard, receiving real-time alerts for any issues.
- Two-Factor Authentication: Supports secure login options, including LDAP and Active Directory integration.
- Configuration Management: Enables remote updates and configuration changes across all devices.
Digital Signage and Content Management:
- Powerful CMS: Supports various content types like videos, images, and PDFs, allowing for customizable menus and multilingual support.
- Time and Event-Controlled Displays: Enables scheduling of content based on time, day, or external triggers.
- API for Custom Scripts: Allows integration with external sensors and devices using common scripting languages like JavaScript and HTML.

Benefits

Customization: Offers flexibility in creating interactive user interfaces tailored to specific business needs.
Scalability: Supports expansion as businesses grow, allowing easy addition of new devices.
Security and Compliance: Ensures comprehensive privacy and compliance management, protecting customer data and maintaining regulatory standards.

Overall, SiteKiosk Online is designed to enhance customer experience through interactive digital solutions while ensuring operational efficiency and security across various industries.

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Digital Signage ADA Accessibility Video Demonstration

Homepage of a digital signage company featuring a bold headline, two call-to-action buttons, and images of digital displays: airport wayfinding, an LED spectacle in Las Vegas, and an outdoor LED in a cityscape. Includes ADA Accessibility features.

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Digital Signage ADA Accessibility

It is relatively rare to see digital signage ADA and accessibility talked about, much less demonstrated. We are guilty as well. I noticed we have no fixed category for “digital signage ADA”. We do now. Digital signage AI for sure but accessibility not. Our member 22Miles has a good infographic on ADA. At recent airport and airline transportation show AAAE Neil Farr shows us what accessibility looks like today.

The interesting thing is that navigation is a dual-mode enabled.

the usual icons scattered across the screen that the user decodes meaning and purpose of. Anyone with mobile app fatigue can sympathize.
simpler tactile navigation which simplifies the process for the disabled, blind and includes audio.

Neil and Acquire Digital are attending and exhibiting at InfoCom this week. It is the premiere of StudioDX pixel perfect digital signage software.

More Background

How Rarely Is Accessibility and ADA Discussed in Relation to Digital Signage?

Accessibility and ADA compliance are often overlooked when it comes to digital signage, despite being critical legal and ethical requirements.

Frequency of Discussion

Most businesses and organizations focus on the visual appeal, branding, and messaging of digital signage, frequently neglecting accessibility and ADA compliance during deployment12.
ADA compliance for digital signage is “skipped over” by many businesses—not out of malice, but out of habit, as compliance does not usually cross their radar until it becomes a legal or reputational issue1.
Industry sources repeatedly emphasize that accessibility is not an afterthought anymore, yet the need for reminders and dedicated guides suggests the topic is not as widely discussed or prioritized as it should be32.
Many companies only become aware of ADA requirements for digital signage after facing costly lawsuits or complaints, indicating a lack of proactive discussion or integration in standard digital signage planning31.

Evidence from Industry Commentary

Articles and compliance guides stress that “most businesses skip over ADA compliance when they roll out digital signage”1.
Accessibility issues “fly under the radar—until a lawsuit hits,” and “plenty of businesses overlook ADA compliance in their digital signage”12.
The need for educational content, checklists, and compliance guides points to a gap in routine consideration and conversation about accessibility in digital signage projects4 35.

Consequences of Neglect

Non-compliance can result in significant legal penalties, including fines up to $75,000 for a first offense and $150,000 for subsequent violations31.
Beyond legal risks, neglecting accessibility excludes a significant portion of the population—about 15% globally have some form of disability—and can harm brand reputation and customer engagement62.

Industry Trends

While awareness is growing, particularly as lawsuits and regulations increase, accessibility and ADA compliance are still not mainstream topics in digital signage discussions compared to other aspects like content and technology3 12.
Some vendors and consultants are now actively promoting ADA-compliant solutions, but these efforts are recent and often in response to regulatory changes or high-profile legal actions4 35.

Summary Table: ADA & Accessibility in Digital Signage Discussions

Aspect	Frequency in Industry Discussion	Notes
Visual Design	Very frequent	Focus on branding, content, and aesthetics
Accessibility/ADA	Infrequent, often overlooked	Discussed mainly after issues arise or in compliance guides1 2
Legal Consequences	Highlighted in specialized articles	Rarely considered in early planning stages
Proactive Compliance	Rare	Growing, but not yet standard practice

Bottom Line

Accessibility and ADA compliance are rarely discussed or prioritized in relation to digital signage, except in specialized industry resources or after legal challenges arise. Most businesses focus on design and messaging, often neglecting accessibility until it becomes a costly problem. As regulations and awareness increase, the industry is slowly shifting, but accessibility remains an under-discussed aspect of digital signage deployment1 23

Related Digital Signage ADA Accessibility

https://www.22miles.com/industries/education/ada-infographic/
Wall Mount ADA Guidelines – Kiosks and Digital Signs
digital signage ADA – Kiosk Manufacturer Association
Accessibility and Digital Menus For Restaurants
https://www.pickcel.com/blog/ada-requirements-for-displays/
DSF — we tried many times to provide ADA-focus articles but there was no interest. DSF has it own paid education courses.

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Press Release – InfoComm 2025 Digital Signage Show

A modern, brightly lit hallway with tall digital signage screens displaying colorful images; large text reads “YOUR IDEAS” in white and red, and “OUR SOLUTION” in white beneath it. Reflections appear on the shiny floor near each kiosk.

Kiosk Industry Press Release June 2025

See release on APNews and also PRnewswire — ORLANDO, Fla., and WESTMINSTER, Colo., June 6, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Come see the Kiosk Association in booth 3489 (InfoComm site). Digital signage software and outdoor smart city wayfinding highlighted along with conversational AI hardware and a self-order kiosk. The “big” demo is a dual 75-inch outdoor smart city kiosk. New digital signage software for multiple platforms and “pixel-perfect” creation on display. We are an association of over 50 companies and 700 listed companies with US, Europe, and Asia chapters.

– Visit Booth 3489 for Kiosks and Digital Signage at InfoComm Show –

ORLANDO, Fla., and WESTMINSTER, Colo., June 6, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Come see the Kiosk Association in booth 3489 ( InfoComm site ). Digital signage software and outdoor smart city wayfinding are highlighted along with conversational AI hardware and a self-order kiosk. The “big” demo is a dual 75-inch outdoor smart city kiosk. New digital signage software for multiple platforms and “pixel-perfect” creation on display. We are an association of over 50 companies and 700 listed companies with US, Europe, and Asia chapters.

To set up a time to meet or request info, visit our 3489 portal link or you can email [email protected]

Thanks to solution partners Intel(Kathy), Pyramid Computer(Zahdan),TPGI(Traci) and Olea Kiosks(Frank). Our existence is based solely on member support.

2025 Edition of InfoComm Show

Sitekiosk Interactive Digital Signage software
MRI Smart City (Santa Monica) — double-sided outdoor Smart City
- BoldVu Screen Size_05.2024-compressed
- BoldVu FSD_12.2024-compressed
StudioDX Interactive Video by Acquire Digital
- Introducing StudioDX at InfoComm – Precision. Power. Pixel-Perfect.
Countertop kiosks and mini-PC media players by Pyramid Computer
- Pyramid Pixi Kiosk – 15.6″ Touchscreen Self-Order Countertop — Three models to pick from from Basic to Premium.
AI Connect Bar for Conversational AI — hi-quality noise cancellation mics, speakers that face customers, video camera with AI, edge-enabled, easy mounts and outdoor rated.
4G Wireless connectivity by Ventus Digi — Here is brochure
Events with Intel — Enhance the shopping experience, create customer loyalty, and increase sales.
Other Notables on Floor to See
- 22Miles — https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomermann22m
- Peerless-AV — https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachaelhinds
- LG Business — https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-h-kim/
- APAC
  - Gloshine LEDs — [email protected] – Booth 800
  - Giada #1316 — Talk to Lindsey
  - RCStars – #1974
- Thanks to AVIXA
- Related

More Opportunities to Meet

July – RSPA
November – IAAPA

Contact [email protected] with questions or contacts. We accept no financial commission or paid advertising. It is free for companies to participate networking and insight.

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IAAPA Kiosk Update – 2024 – Self-Order & Digital Signage

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Booth 5727 — Show floor is Nov 19-22 — Orlando Florida. Here is the main IAAPA website. In 2024, for our IAAPA kiosk show, we will have four member companies featured. Here is the registration link, and highly recommended to download the app for your phone. This year, the show information will be more robust on the phones in the app than on the usual exhibitor portal desktop page.

Free IAAPA Pass use Code: P411124M we can get more when they run out this week.

NOTE ON PASSES — Big rush on passes and IAAPA is in process of reallocating to us. It might be 24 hours from now (11/15 1:00pm) but there will be free pass code same as what is here.

Pyramid Computer — will be showing a couple of self-order and ticketing examples. Pyramid Computer was recently named THE kiosk provider for Six Flags
TPGi Screen Readers & ADA Consulting/Testing
AcquireDigital Wayfinding Software will be on display on a RedyRef kiosk
REDYREF Kiosks – Cash-to-Card will be shown. Cash to Card – Data Sheet
Other Members, you can see at the show in the digital signage pavilion!
- 22Miles
- Elo Touch Monitors
Meet with BocaSystems who will be attending. See brand new article on RFID wristbands!

For more info, free pass or to set up a meeting:

send email to craig at [email protected] or you can text me at 720-324-1837
More member emails below

Pyramid Show Panel – [email protected]

: mcdonalds cash kiosk

: six flags kiosks

: A letter on Six Flags letterhead dated June 27, 2024, commends Pyramid North America Inc. for revolutionizing business operations through innovative technology solutions. Signed by Omar Jacques Omran, CTO of Six Flags.

: six flags cedar fair

TPGi Show Panel – [email protected]

: JAWS Kiosk TPGI

: JAWS For Kiosk

: A McDonalds counterless kiosk offers a side and drink for $2.90 with your Sausage & Egg McMuffin purchase. Alternatively, get just the item for $3.99 at 480 calories. Conveniently finalize your choices using the card reader below the touch screen.

: JAWS Kiosk Penn State

RedyRef Show Panel — [email protected]

: digital wayfinding

: Image of a promotional flyer for REDYREFs CASH-TO-CARD Kiosks, including IAAPA kiosks. Features a kiosk machine highlighting benefits like cost reduction, secure technology, and reduced staff costs. Contact information and logos are prominently displayed at the top.

: In a bustling arena, a man utilizes an IAAPA kiosk to convert cash to card. The vibrant backdrop features a buzzing food concession stand and digital menu displays illuminated under stadium lighting.

: A sleek, black Cash to Card kiosk, akin to those showcased at IAAPA expos, features a touchscreen for purchasing non-reloadable cards and checking balances. The machine includes slots for cash insertion and card dispensing—perfect for modern venues.

AcquireDigital Show Panel — [email protected]

: wayfinding kiosk

: omnichannel kiosk

: Red hexagon with the word acquire in lowercase white letters at the center, subtly highlighting the trusted expertise of Acquire Digital. A small white hexagon appears near the top right corner, and a registered trademark symbol sits at the bottom right.

iaapa floor

2023 TRADESHOW UPDATE

Kiosk Industry and the Kiosk Association are at the upcoming IAAPA show in Orlando. Booth# 6137. Ticketing and outdoor are major segments there; historically, it has always been “a very good show”. Be sure and stop by #4350 as well for nice demos on AI Avatars for Wayfinding from SapientX, ImageHolders and Actineon.

Free passes are down below.

This year IAAPA (or IAPPA as some call it) is SOLD-OUT and they’ve opened the parking lot to spillover wanna-exhibit folks (at a third of the regular rate. The month after IAAPA is the big digital signage show event DSE in Vegas and many of our members will be there.

November 14 thru 17th and we have free passes for it if you want to go. See below for Invite Code

What We Are Exhibiting

Wristband ticket kiosk for outdoor. Actually has two wristband printers.
- Software includes KioWare
- Outdoor kiosk is by Olea Kiosks and deployed at many locations
- Wristband printer by Boca
- Computer CPU by Intel
- Jim Kruper and Daniel Olea will be there
Outdoor kiosk for Ticketing by Pyramid
- Brand new design and release by Pyramid USA
Countertop for Ticketing (see Irvine below)
You can find Olea Kiosks in the following booths at the show:
- Centaman—Booth 4650
- Connect&go—Booth 2036
- PDC/Brady—Booth 3865
- VivaTicket—Booth 5100
- Kiosk Manufacturer Association—Booth 6137
- Register here. We hope to see you there!
Kiosk Avatar and Kiosk AI at SapientX, Imageholders and Actineon booth – Hospitality wayfinding with AI
See the latest enhancements to outdoor kiosk model Geneva by Olea Kiosks.

Invite Code (aka Free Pass)

https://www.xpressreg.net/register/iapn1123/start.asp?sc=T407271J
ONSITE REGISTRATION FEES

Member – $279

Nonmember- $499

*Nonmember Education Package– $429

Young Professionals– Mbr $189, NM $284

Group 15+ Members – $149 ea

Friday Only – Members $115, NM-$319

Children (0-17) Free

Student- Member $50, NM-$100

Special Events

IAAPA does have “IAAPA Celebrates” night Thursday night 7-1030 at SeaWorld. Free food, drinks and rides. Bus transportation to and from the hotels. Register for free Expo pass via us and you’ll have member price of $199 instead of $399.
Immerse yourself in an extraordinary night of mesmerizing marine life, thrilling rides, and captivating attractions at SeaWorld, Orlando during IAAPA Celebrates. This exclusive, limited-capacity event is the perfect finale to a week filled with new connections, renewed enthusiasm, and unforgettable moments. Join fellow IAAPA Expo attendees in this unforgettable event!

About IAAPA

AAPA Expo is the premier global event for the attractions industry, bringing together passionate professionals from around the world to shape the future of creating unforgettable guest experiences. The trade show is held annually in November at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.

In 2023, IAAPA Expo will be held from November 14-17. The trade show floor will feature over 1,000 exhibitors from around the world showcasing the latest products and services for the attractions industry. There will also be a variety of educational sessions, networking opportunities, and special events.

IAAPA Metrics

Attendance: Over 50,000 attendees from over 100 countries
Exhibitors: Over 1,000 exhibitors from around the world
Educational sessions: Over 200 educational sessions led by industry experts
Networking opportunities: Over 100 networking events
Special events: The IAAPA Brass Ring Awards Gala, the IAAPA Attractions Expo Awards, and more

The following are the pavilions included:

Family Entertainment
First-Time Exhibitors
Food and Beverage
Games and Arcade
Inflatables
Operations Services
Rides & Equipment
Show Production & Design
Water Park

What You Can Expect to See in Our Booth This Year

Kiosk Software for dispensing wristbands by KioWare
Outdoor kiosk from Olea Kiosks — two boca printers doing wristbands.
The unit has ticket, wristband, and receipt along with EMV, Storm NavPad and barcode.
Here is Geneva datasheet.
Ticketing kiosk for Outdoor by Pyramid
Software by AcquireDigital
Olea_Irvine SCO Datasheet
Other Members Represented

IAAPA Kiosk Booth Pictures

Here is the Olea Kiosks model. This is used by hundreds of clients. Latest project is the Whataburger all-digital.

Pyramid

Outoor ticketing kiosk by Pyramid

Olea Irvine

Click for full size — Countertop kiosk Irvine by Olea Kiosks

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Digital Signage History – The Evolution

digital sinage example - An empty airport check-in area features sleek digital signage, with screens displaying @mspairport and @suncountryair next to Check-in instructions. It reminds passengers that face coverings are required. The modern space is enhanced by overhead lighting and a linoleum floor.

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A Look at the Past and Into The Future with Digital Signage or Better Digital Screenage

Digital signage has come a long way—from flickering neon and bulky CRT displays to today’s ultra-thin, AI-enhanced, cloud-managed systems. Yet, despite the explosive growth and visibility of digital signage in every sector—from retail to airports—its history has remained surprisingly under-documented.

This post aims to fix that.

As longtime curators of kiosk and self-service history, we’ve put together a detailed timeline tracing the evolution of digital signage over the past century. From early video walls to modern “smart displays,” we look at the technologies, formats, and use cases that shaped what we now see in airports, restaurants, hospitals, and city streets.

And yes—we’re coining a new phrase along the way: “Digital Screenage.” It captures this moment in time when signage isn’t just signage anymore—it’s interactive, personalized, AI-driven, and embedded into our daily lives.

Below, we break it all down: key innovations, market shifts, the rise of interactivity, and the tech trends (like COB LEDs, PoE, and contextual AI) redefining the future of out-of-home displays.

Let’s explore how we got here—and where we’re headed. I’ll try to behave 🙂

About the Editor

Written with the bias of someone who’s seen the rise (and stall) of more than one “next big thing,” this post is infused with a mix of industry realism, historical curiosity, and just enough digital skepticism to keep things honest. When I say “Digital Screenage,” I mean the era we’re in — where signs became screens, and screens started talking back. Whether that’s progress or poetic overkill, I’ll let you decide. I should also thank one of the gurus and role models in history, Dave Haynes, inventor of “Digital Signage Snark”.

— Craig, Managing Editor

Kiosks are also somewhat of an archaic niche, much like the word signage. We’ve added digital signage into our history since attractors and more were always a big part, if usually supplemental. I also want to personally thank ICON (Intelligent Commerce Outreach Navigator). aka Chatgpt. See below and also [Kiosk History — For more history and historical content, see the Kiosk Archives here on Kiosk Industry.] We also have new digital-screenage.com site — Welcome to the Interactive Digital Screen Age!

Precursors and Early Electronic Displays – 1950s – 1970s

Signs have been part of human communication for thousands of years, but the foundation for digital signage began in the 20th century with technologies like neon signs in the 1910s and illuminated

Split Flip

billboards that increased visibility and attraction for businesses. Advances in the 1960s saw Hewlett-Packard introduce the first LED displays, and by the 1970s and 1980s, VHS and LaserDisc technologies enabled video playback that would later fuel point-of-sale advertising.

Split-flap displays, sometimes called Solari boards, were first developed in the early 20th century but saw their main period of widespread use from the 1950s and 1960s through the 1990s, especially in airports, train stations, and as public timetable or information displays. Although digital alternatives began taking over in the 1980s, these displays continued to be used in some locations, and manufacturing persists for niche applications, art, or design. [credit: Murray McDonald]

Flip-dot (also known as flip-disc) displays were invented in the early 1960s, with the first major use case in 1961 at the Montreal Stock Exchange. They gained popularity through the 1970s and 1980s for stock ticker displays, public transport signs, and highway information boards due to their high visibility outdoors. Flip-dot displays have largely been replaced by modern LED and LCD technology, but some are still used in specialized applications and remain of interest to technology hobbyists and in art installations.

The Times Square ticker sign in the 1960s, known as the “Zipper” or Motograph News Bulletin, used electromechanical technology based on incandescent light bulbs. Headlines were created by manually setting metal-plated letters into frames, which then passed over electrical brushes, lighting up bulbs to spell out text and giving the illusion of moving letters across the building facade. This was not a flip-dot or split-flap system, but an early form of large-scale electronic signage using thousands of incandescent bulbs controlled by electromechanical means.

Starting in the late 1990s, these displays were upgraded to modern LED technology, but the classic Zipper display from the 1960s relied on thousands of bulbs and mechanical contacts, not the flip-dot or split-flap mechanisms seen elsewhere

nyc digital signage 1960

The Birth of Digital Signage (1980s–1990s)

Early examples of digital signage included grids of CRT televisions playing marketing videos in stores, airports, and public spaces. Retailers began looping commercials via VCRs, and casinos, stadiums, and airports mounted screens to showcase ads and news. The term “digital signage” gained traction in the 1990s as computer technology and flat screen displays became more affordable and practical, allowing dynamic information and video to be played beyond traditional broadcast channels.

Technology Progress and Industry Expansion (1990s–2000s)

Footjoy custom kiosk used laserdisc for custom fiiting in 2002. Won award with St. Clair Interactive

Technological improvements, such as the introduction of plasma and LED displays, made digital signage visually stunning compared to static posters and neon signs. Major adoption occurred in retail, hospitality, and large venues, where digital signs replaced print to reduce costs and environmental impact. Companies began selling ad space on displays, turning digital signage into both an information channel and a revenue stream. Some of us remember “narrow casting in 90s” (thanks Ed Crowley)

Digital Signage Becomes Mainstream (2010s)

The development and adoption of cloud-based content management systems in the 2010s made digital signage easier to manage from anywhere, ushering in an era of remote updating and flexible scheduling. Applications expanded from advertising to internal communications, entertainment, wayfinding, and brand storytelling. Smart TVs and affordable displays leveled the playing field for small businesses to use digital signage alongside retail giants.

Modern Innovations (2020s and Beyond)

Recent years mark explosive growth driven by interactive technologies—touchscreens, sensors, RFID, and context-aware systems that tailor messages based on audience behaviors and environmental factors. Digital signage now spans healthcare, education, manufacturing, hospitality, and transportation, providing tailored experiences and analytics for operators.

As of 2025, the global digital signage market is estimated to reach $54.69 billion by 2034 due to a 7.41% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), underscoring the industry’s importance in marketing, information sharing, and customer engagement.

Summary Table of Major Milestones

Decade	Milestone	Source
1910s–1960s	Neon signs, illuminated displays	source
1960s–1980s	LED displays, VCRs, video walls, LaserDisc	source
1980s–1990s	CRT grids, term “digital signage” emerges	source
1990s	Flat screens, computer integration, retail adoption	source
2000s	Plasma/LED tech, large venue and retail expansion	source
2010s	Cloud CMS, smart TVs, internal corporate communications	source
2020s	Interactive, context-aware systems, massive global expansion	source

The history of the digital signage industry is a story of innovation, adaptability, and transformation—propelled by technology and driven by businesses’ need to engage and inform diverse audiences more effectively.

Here is a detailed timeline of key technological milestones in the digital signage industry, tracing its evolution from the earliest electronic displays to today’s advanced systems.

Timeline of Key Technological Milestones

1960s–1970s: CRT Displays
- Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) displays are used in televisions. Early digital display experiments begin, paving the way for large-screen electronic signage.
1968: First LED Display
- Hewlett-Packard introduces the first LED display, setting a new precedent for electronic visual communication.
1972: Consumer VCR Launch
- Philips releases the Video Cassette Recorder (VCR), enabling video loops on screens for advertising in public spaces.
1980s: LED Technology Expansion
- LED signs and displays provide brighter, more reliable, and dynamic advertising tools, particularly for outdoors and large venues.
Late 1980s–1990s: Digital Signage Gains Identity
- Term “digital signage” coined in 1992 after video walls become common in retail and malls.
- Early adoption of plasma and LCD screens in commercial settings replaces neon and static billboards.
- Large-format venue video walls: 1980 (Dodger Stadium, Diamond Vision), the watershed moment for big public video displays later dominated by LED. [source]
1990s: Media Players and Retail Adoption
- Dedicated digital media players emerge, enabling retailers and venues to update content electronically without VHS or DVDs.
Early 2000s: Broadband & Content Management
- Broadband internet and networked signage arrives, allowing central content scheduling and remote updates.
- First commercial touchscreen displays and kiosks enter the market, enhancing interactivity.
- Proliferation of outdoor and free-standing screen enclosures for versatile deployment.
Mid–2000s: LED Video Walls
- Thin LCD and LED screens support modular video walls and immersive, large-scale digital displays.
2010s: Cloud-Based Platforms & Ultra-Narrow Bezels
- Cloud content management systems (CMS) take off, making dynamic, real-time, multi-site content distribution seamless.
- Ultra-narrow bezel displays introduced, allowing nearly seamless multi-screen video walls.
- Smart TVs reduce hardware costs, promoting broader adoption in business settings.
- Early 2010s: COB as a packaging approach begins to be applied to direct‑view LED display modules; industry accounts cite 2012 as an inception point for COB’s rise in dvLED. [BOE]
2010s–2020s: Interactivity and Context Awareness
- Widespread use of touchscreens, sensors, and interactive kiosks transforms customer engagement.
- Ultra-high-definition (4K, 8K) displays and energy-efficient e-paper signage expand possibilities and eco-friendliness.
- Digital signage used for wayfinding, internal communications, and data-driven, targeted advertising.
- Smart shelf labels and solar-powered digital signage are commercially deployed.
- Multiple vendors claim early “firsts,” but credible industry records indicate that COB-packaged direct‑view LED display modules were first commercialized in the early 2010s by Chinese LED display makers, with 2012 often cited as the inception period; by the mid‑to‑late 2010s several suppliers had shipping COB fine‑pitch walls, and in 2024 Daktronics launched a major flip‑chip COB line signaling mainstream adoption in the U.S. market [source]
Present and Future
- AI-Driven Content & Personalization: Digital displays increasingly use artificial intelligence for data-driven, real-time content adaptation, audience engagement, and predictive content scheduling based on demographics and behavior.
- MicroLED Displays: Deliver extremely high brightness, true blacks, and ultra-fine pixel pitches for giant video walls, retail, and premium installations. MicroLEDs are moving from prototype to broad commercialization, sometimes even replacing OLED in flagship roles.
- Digital signage now serves diverse roles in transportation, healthcare, education, hospitality, and retail, delivering tailor-made and interactive content in real time.
- Flexible & Transparent Displays: OLED and LED technologies now allow for rollable, bendable, and transparent screens for unique design, retail, automotive, and architectural applications
- E-Paper & Energy-Efficient Screens: Growing adoption in shelf tags and battery-powered outdoor displays due to their power saving and readability in sunlight.
Star Wars Next Generation —

Dynamically generating display content based on user voice, gestures, and other inputs is an accelerating trend and represents a significant leap toward personalized, adaptive, and immersive user experiences in digital signage. Instead of users only selecting from predefined menus, displays that listen, process, and respond in real time with AI-driven content make public and retail environments much more engaging and useful. Instead of media players running Celerons, we now have media computers with NPUs and TOPS rating for AI. Intelligent computing is not only able to serve up on request, but dynamically provides content, inverting the usual paradigm.
Benefits and Trends
- Personalization: Interactive displays can tailor messages, offers, or information to individual preferences, demographics, or even moods—recognized via voice, gesture, or facial analysis—creating a unique, relevant experience every time.
- Accessibility: Voice and touchless gestures enable accessibility for all users, including those with disabilities, and reduce friction in crowded or high-traffic areas.
- Engagement: Dynamic content draws attention and encourages users to interact longer, which translates to more effective branding, education, or retail upselling.
- Data & Feedback: Real-time adaptation allows displays to collect, analyze, and learn from user responses, continually improving content relevance with each interaction.
Ethical and Practical Considerations
- Privacy: Usage of microphones and cameras for input raises concerns, and responsible deployment must protect user privacy and be transparent about data use.
- Content Appropriateness: Automation requires safeguards to avoid inappropriate or unintended responses, especially in public settings.
In 2025, these technologies are expanding rapidly—especially in retail, transportation, healthcare, and hospitality—thanks to advancements in artificial intelligence, edge processing, and sensor integration. The shift from static or user-driven menus to truly adaptive, context-aware content is shaping the next generation of digital communication environments.

This timeline shows how rapid advancements in display hardware, internet connectivity, management software, and interactivity have continuously propelled digital signage from static and primitive beginnings to the powerful, dynamic tool it is across industries today.

Digital signage began incorporating interactive touchscreen functionality widely in the late 1990s and early 2000s, with public deployments accelerating through the 2010s. Early interactive digital signage systems were often found in malls, airports, and government buildings, using bulky CRT or LCD screens augmented with special touch films to enable basic interaction for applications like directories and kiosks.

Touchscreen technology, invented in the 1960s and 1970s, matured over the decades. By the early 2000s, advances in capacitive and resistive touchscreens, alongside reductions in hardware costs, enabled thinner, more durable digital signage screens specifically designed for interactivity. This made possible the affordable rollout of interactive content in retail, hospitality, and transportation environments. By 2010, users could interact widely with screens to access information, participate in surveys, and navigate public spaces independently.

Today, interactive touchscreen digital signage is the norm, driving engagement in shopping malls, airports, hotels, hospitals, and other public venues. The technology continues to evolve toward more advanced features, with the integration of mobile, gesture, and AI-driven interaction further expanding capabilities.

What Now and What’s Next?

Exploring disruptive trends on the horizon (holographic displays, driver-targeted automotive digital OOH, blockchain-based signage ad verification) get us curiosity about the next big disruptors. Holographic displays have been proposed forever. Our guess is totally AI-enabled robot will be final mechanism. Adds a visceral touch.

In 2025 and the coming years, digital signage is being shaped by cloud-based management, artificial intelligence, real-time personalization, interactivity, integration with IoT devices, and sustainable hardware innovations. These advances are transforming how businesses communicate, advertise, and engage with audiences.friendlyway+4

Channels, Segments and Content

The age of DooH, billboards and the like are evolving. Instead of advertisements in airports, we get in advertisements in the home (see Yahoo Finance Oct 2025). Omnichannel is becoming truly omnichannel with the consumer now integral to the process. Much like POS is evolving away from the clerk and to the customer.

And for content the typical CMS is loaded with assets which are carefully sequenced and controlled. In wayfinding, the consumer is given opportunity to navigate those assets. Companies like to use the word “dynamic” but wouldn’t that be more true if the customer asked for specific content and info. Now that would be dynamic presentation. Samsung talks of ads on refrigerators and I am sure they will find a way but most likely threaded into dynamic AI assist. “How much 2% milk do I have left?”. Why open the doors when you can just ask. Or maybe can you suggest shopping list.

Cloud Dominance & Remote Management

The majority of digital signage solutions are now driven by cloud platforms, enabling instant remote updates, centralized scheduling, collaboration, and scalability for multi-location networks. Content can be modified in real time from anywhere, reducing maintenance and making even complex deployments easy to control.aiscreen+1

Artificial Intelligence & Personalization

AI and machine learning are embedded at every level, powering predictive analytics, content automation, and hyper-targeted advertising. AI-driven signage adapts displayed messages using facial recognition, demographic data, location, time-of-day, or past interactions, producing relevant, contextual experiences. Predictive models forecast optimal display times for content, boosting conversion rates and audience engagement.risevision+1

Integration with IoT and Smart Devices

Digital signage increasingly communicates with sensors, mobile devices, beacons, and other IoT technologies. Screens can trigger tailored offers or live data streams (weather, inventory, news), adapting dynamically to audience presence or environmental conditions.lookdigitalsignage+1

Interactive, Immersive Experiences

Touchscreens, voice control, gesture recognition, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) are driving a shift to highly interactive displays. User self-service kiosks, interactive wayfinding, and immersive brand storytelling now play a pivotal role in retail, hospitality, and transportation.fespa+1

Sustainable Displays & Hardware Innovation

Video versus LED versus COB

Energy-efficient LED, COB and e-paper displays, solar-powered units, and recyclable components are setting new standards in environmental responsibility. Ultra-narrow bezel and 8K screens are making video walls (aka LED walls and immersive digital canvases more visually stunning and sustainable.fespa

You can see just by Google trends where the interest starts then tapers. Right now the up and coming is COB displays, especially for outdoor where 70% savings in energy compared to traditional SMD LEDs. Especially in situations requiring prolonged operation., 24-hour Drive Thru Menu Boards ring a bell?

For Menu Boards and Outdoor

Key Energy Efficiency Comparisons

COB displays typically consume 20% to 40% less power than SMD LED displays of similar size and brightness.
Real-world measurements show COB LEDs require around 117 W/m² compared to 195.8 W/m² for SMD, a 40% reduction in energy use.
COB technology achieves this through a closed cell structure and direct packaging, which reduces wasted energy as heat and maximizes luminous output.
For large outdoor installations, COB displays can yield up to 70% savings in energy costs compared to traditional SMD LED screens, especially in applications requiring prolonged operation.

Programmatic Advertising & Omnichannel Integration

Modern signage networks support programmatic ad buying and synchronize campaigns with mobile apps, websites, and physical stores for a seamless, omnichannel experience.aiscreen+1

These technologies, led by cloud, AI, IoT, and sustainability, are likely to further evolve in the next few years, making digital signage more dynamic, personalized, and deeply integrated with every aspect of customer engagement and business operations.friendlyway+4

when might the usual billboards along the highways be replaced with digital?

Traditional highway billboards are being replaced by digital billboards at a rapid pace, but full replacement is a gradual process likely spanning the next decade or more. As of 2025, digital billboards account for about 41% of worldwide outdoor advertising revenue and are growing much faster than traditional formats—at an estimated 6% compound annual growth rate. In the United States, there are over 16,000 digital billboards installed, with numbers rising annually as operators favor their ability to rotate ads, update content instantly, and target messaging dynamically.theneuron+1

However, the transition is influenced by local government regulations, costs, and operational concerns. Many cities and states restrict the conversion to digital due to safety and aesthetic reasons, requiring a balance between digital and static displays. Some regions allow gradual conversion: for example, San Antonio began permitting eight traditional billboards per year to be converted to digital, while removing four existing static billboards to reduce overall clutter.aaf+1

Industry experts expect digital billboards to steadily outpace static ones along major highways over the coming decade, especially in high-traffic and metro areas where ad rotation and dynamic features offer premium value. But rural and less regulated areas will likely retain static billboards for longer, due to lower costs and fewer restrictions. The complete replacement of traditional billboards with digital will depend on regional policies, public sentiment, and ongoing investments by outdoor media companies.signs+3

What About Power Over Ethernet PoE

Power over Ethernet (PoE) has transformed digital signage by enabling both power and data to be delivered through a single network cable, streamlining installations, reducing costs, and opening up new possibilities for placement and remote management. Here’s a detailed exploration of its impact, adoption timeline, prevalence, and major hardware providers.

Impact of PoE on Digital Signage

Simpler Installations: PoE eliminates the need for separate power outlets, making it easier and more cost-effective to install digital signage in locations where power access is challenging—such as ceilings, exhibition halls, transit stations, and building hallways.
Lower Costs and Increased Safety: Using low-voltage Cat5e/Cat6 cables with PoE reduces the need for electricians, lowers wiring complexity, and boosts installation safety.
Remote Management: IT teams can power-cycle, monitor, and manage signage remotely using standard PoE network switches, increasing reliability and operational efficiency.
Flexible Deployment: PoE allows displays to be installed up to 300 feet from the network source, supporting creative and space-efficient layouts.

When Did PoE Begin in Digital Signage?

The first official PoE standard, IEEE 802.3af, launched in 2003, delivering up to 15.4W per port. In the following years, enhancements like PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at, 2009) and PoE++ (IEEE 802.3bt, 2018) brought higher wattages (up to 60+W), enabling larger displays, media players, and advanced interactive signage.
PoE adoption in digital signage ramped up in the late 2010s, gaining momentum as businesses sought to modernize with smart displays and ease of installation.

Current Adoption and Future Prospects

Widespread in Modern Deployments: By 2025, PoE-enabled digital signage is common in retail, healthcare, transportation, smart buildings, and educational facilities due to the convergence of IoT devices and increased network speeds.
Rapid Growth Ahead: The global PoE market (across applications) is growing at over 17–21% annually. Smart building initiatives, 5G rollouts, and demand for energy-efficient, easily managed digital signage are accelerating PoE’s use.
Future: PoE will continue to expand its footprint, with improvements to power delivery enabling even larger and more complex digital canvases. Its ability to power sensors and interactive IoT elements positions PoE as a backbone for future digital and smart signage environments.

Major Hardware Providers

Bluefin: Offers a wide range of PoE-enabled digital signage displays with BrightSign built-in, known for reliability and ease of installation.
BrightSign: Leading supplier of robust digital signage media players, many of which support PoE and are widely used in retail, hospitality, and public venues.
Patton Electronics: Supplies PoE Ethernet extenders and network solutions tailored for extending PoE far beyond standard Ethernet limits, valuable for signage in large or distributed facilities.
Portworld: Specializes in customizable PoE display hardware for various digital signage applications.
Thinlabs – No AC power supply needed. Reduces power consumption by 60-75%. Reduces up front installation costs. We build All-In-Ones that make this possible. Innovative and Evolutionary but oddly not in the conversation. WHY? Maybe because we are the Worlds First PoE Computing Manufacturer. Check us out then circle back.
us.thinlabs.com
Major network switch providers (Cisco, Netgear, Ubiquiti): Provide enterprise-grade PoE switches powering both signage and supporting network devices.

Wrap on PoE

Power over Ethernet is a cornerstone of today’s digital signage infrastructure, allowing for more flexible, sustainable, and remotely managed installations. Adoption is now widespread, especially in new and retrofit innovative building projects, with continued growth expected as the underlying technology continues to evolve and enhance digital experiences in public and private spaces.

Definitions

Skykit writeup is good — The term “digital signage” was first used in early 1992 in a UK shopping center, when a security guard described a network of video walls as “digital signage.” This informal naming caught on, and Neil Longuet-Higgins from SIS Digital is often credited with being the first to use and popularize the term in the industry. While some sources claim the idea or related technologies existed earlier, 1992 is widely recognized as the moment the term entered common usage.

Editor’s Comment: Neil Longuet-Higgins prefaces his title with “Inventor of the term Digital Signage”. A couple of notes on that. The term “Signage” is somewhat archaic and even a little conflated, and digital interactive screens are often conflated with digital signage. Inventing a term? Probably more accurate to say he took the phrase “digital sign” which was used to describe a sign in the store, and applied collective noun to widen the scope to any and all. He modified a term. “Inventing a term” derived from an existing term is a tough sell for me 🙂 Meanwhile “Sign” is very popular (electronic and digital) as is Display. Gee, and Screen is overtaking Sign! I am now going to invent the term “Digital Screenage”. Never been used till now and is now part of popular jargon. How about that? Perhaps as a term it will be ironically “ageless”.

Back then we called them video walls, not LED walls as LED walls hadn’t yet been “invented”.

From Patter — You cannot truly invent a term that already exists in the exact same form and meaning, since “inventing” a word means creating something new that wasn’t previously present in the language. However, you can take an existing word and give it a new meaning, usage, or context—this is a way of “inventing” a term in a specific sense by shifting its meaning, combining it with other terms, or modifying its form.

Wikipedia also references the UK instance as the origin. Bear in mind I am editor for Wikipedia and consider the current entry by them as hopelessly dated. The only permissible way to update is to locate some obscure technical lecture reference. Facts in reality have little weight. Its worth noting the most of the primary basis for its entry is from a consultant who wrote a book in attempt to increase his business.

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Kiosk Industry Group
Covering everything from static screens to interactive intelligence.
Welcome to the Digital Screenage.

Digital Signage Picture Gallery

: nyc digital signage 1960

: LG Kiosk

: digital signage sitekiosk 2025

: amazon giada digital signage

: Digital signage 2500 nit 43″ — $390 — [email protected]

: A modern self-service kiosk with digital signage features, including a large touchscreen, payment terminal, and two metal shelves for customer checkout, set against a white background.

: Four digital ticket kiosks for Palms Theatres & IMAX stand in a row inside a lobby, displaying movie options like Dora on their digital signage screens. A bar and dining area are visible in the background.

: A kiosk labeled Holy Grail Autograph Hits displays a large autographed sports card with a player’s photo, signature, and digital signage on its side. The machine is illuminated with neon-style lighting.

: A large digital billboard showcases a vibrant red abstract image, surrounded by rows of purple and white LED lights against a dark sky—a pixel-perfect example of modern digital signage.

: digital signage ai

: Framed image titled AI Conversations featuring a person speaking, labeled Joey Zhao, 22Miles CEO, against a backdrop of digital signage AI. The background showcases a digital circuit design with interconnected blue lines and a central glowing light.

: transit station digital signage nanonation

: The airport terminal features blue and red signs for Deltas self-tagged bag drop and Sky Priority. Passengers queue under modern bright lighting, while TSA and CLEAR signage is visible. Digital signage enhances the area’s efficiency, guiding travelers to multiple check-in counters.

: digital sinage example – An empty airport check-in area features sleek digital signage, with screens displaying @mspairport and @suncountryair next to Check-in instructions. It reminds passengers that face coverings are required. The modern space is enhanced by overhead lighting and a linoleum floor.

: A traveler with a red suitcase moves through an airport terminal toward the Delta International Check-In area. Digital signage above guides passengers to agent assistance, self-tagged bag drop, and other services. The terminal is spacious and well-lit.

: A busy airport terminal buzzes with travelers, their luggage in tow. Above, a row of digital signage screens updates flight and security information, casting a glow on kiosks below. Ceiling lights shine brightly over the bustling scene.

: A family stands at an airport check-in counter, surrounded by digital screens displaying Self-Tagged Bag Drop and Sky Priority. The area is empty, bordered by red ropes, with airport digital signage highlighting the South Security Checkpoint overhead.

: A traveler with a suitcase ascends an escalator in an airport terminal, where sleek digital signage efficiently guides passengers to baggage claim and ground transportation. Modern architecture showcases prominent circular ceiling lights, enhancing the futuristic ambiance.

: A large piece of airport digital signage showcases a scenic view of a lake with autumn-colored trees. Signs for baggage claim and ground transportation hover above, with a welcoming Welcome to Minnesota message just beneath the vibrant display.

: mcdonalds coates digital signage

: digital signage outdoor

: A modern, open-air covered walkway with tiled flooring leads through an urban area. A digital kiosk, a recent winner of digital signage awards, displays an ad for a fitness gym. Green plants line the walkway on the left, and tall buildings are visible in the sunny background.

: An airport terminal features digital signage with a map, guiding travelers to Gates E1 – E37. Kiosks line the path, and an escalator stands on the right. A flight information display board hovers in the upper left corner.

: A digital signage kiosk in an airport terminal displays a colorful map. The screen highlights various sections labeled in different colors, and nearby signs direct travelers to international and domestic baggage claim, while travelers bustle in the background.

: Four people stand in an airport terminal, gazing at a digital signage directory. They wear casual clothing and backpacks. The area is spacious with a polished floor and overhead lighting. A nearby sign announces a new exhibit coming soon.

: LVCC LED digital signage

: Click for full size — LVCC Digital Signage kiosk by 22Miles

: Diagram titled The ClearConnect Solution showcasing interconnected services: Smart Locker Solutions, Back Office Solutions, POS Hardware and Software Solutions, Self-Ordering Kiosk and Digital Signage Solutions, Drive-Thru Solutions, Deployment and Managed Services.

: A blue car drives through a fast-food drive-thru, approaching the order kiosk adorned with digital signage. Menu boards display enticing images of burgers and more. The area is paved with a clear road, framed by trees and buildings in the background.

: A display shelf holds numerous Coca-Cola bottles next to Lenovo products. Three people are talking near a yellow wall adorned with Revolutionize the Shopping Experience, while digital signage enhances the kiosks modern allure.

: Footjoy custom kiosk used laserdisc for custom fiiting in 2002. Won award with St. Clair Interactive

External Resource Links

Kiosk Industry Group — all things to do with kiosks, particularly members of KMA
Kiosks.io — all things to do with kiosks
retailing.io — all things to do with retail
selfservice.io — all things for selfservice
KMA – the association site for the Kiosk Manufacturer Association
Catareno Kiosk Consulting — included is AIOs and Touchscreens
Check In Kiosk – website for check-in and check-out
PatientKiosk — patient registration kiosks in healthcare along with EHRs like Epic with Welcome Kiosk are covered
Patient Kiosk Check-In magazine (emphasis on EPIC)
McDonalds Kiosks magazine and all the related to
Bitcoin ATM Kiosk magazine news
KMA Technology Corner
Retail Automation (drive-thru, lockers, robotics, etc)
Pinterest
Vimeo
YouTube
gokiosk.net — kiosk archives — 1998 to 2006
gokis.net – kiosk archives — 1998 to 2006
LinkedIn Group
Kiosk Association AVIXA
Craig Keefner AVIXA

Digital Signage Software & Displays

Digital Signage Blog — more accurately interactive digital displays but we are stuck with “digital signage” for now.
Menu Board — here we focus on digital menus, indoor and outdoor. Panasonic and LG are two of our members and contribute.
Best Digital Signage Solution Provider News
Menu Board Technology and Digital Menus
AVIXA Exchange

Cloud Computing & Thin Client

Thin Client Computing — Touchscreen Chromebooks, Zero Clients and your usual Wyse (oops I mean Dell) and HP thin client news
Thin Client and Cloud Computing – flip feed
Smart City RFPs and Design (focus on US local and state)
Smart City Design — we see growing interest in smart city especially in renovating downtowns for better pedestrian access longterm

Automated Retail & POS

Retail Automation — lockers and smart vending along with innovative drive-thru and retail robotics
POS PCI and EMV
EV Charging Technology magazine
Point Of Sale RFPs — website for tracking and listing RFPs issued for POS primarily in SLED market
Check In Kiosk – website for check-in and check-out
Retailing.io
LinkedIn Group

Healthcare Technology

i-Telehealth — remote health monitoring and treatment by consumers themselves, sometimes with assistance
Telemedicine News Telehealth magazine
PatientKiosk — patient registration kiosks in healthcare along with EHRs like Epic with Welcome Kiosk are covered
Patient Kiosk Check-In magazine (emphasis on EPIC)

Technology and Components

Touch Screen Monitor News
AIOs and Media Players (like Brightsign)
Touch Screens — touchscreens come in sizes from 5″ to 100″. You have LED fine pitch which are only displays
Digital Business — looking for software like browser lockdown or commercial-grade tablets and All-In-One computers?
ADA and Accessibility in the news – magazine
The Industry Group – top level website for the group

EV Charging Stations

EV Charging Stations Website
Flip It Channel — EV Charging News

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KIOSK Quarterly Update: Innovations in Smart Lockers, Returns, and Self-Service Design

Kiosk Information Systems Amazon Drop Off Lockers in Whole Foods

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KIOSK November 2025 Update: Building Smarter, More Human-Centered Self-Service Solutions

Company Overview
KIOSK Information Systems highlights major innovations, partnerships, employee features, and technology updates shaping its self-service and automation solutions for retail and beyond. Original article is available on LinkedIn.

Partnership Spotlight: Open Lockers

KIOSK partners with Open Lockers to redefine contactless order pickup for retail and restaurants.

Smart lockers feature individually controlled compartments and door screens for secure, branded customer interactions.
Integrated with POS systems for real-time tracking and automated notifications.
Benefits include labor savings, hygiene, and improved customer experience.
KIOSK supports design refinement and large-scale manufacturing to scale the technology.

Solution Feature: Automated Returns Kiosk (ARK)

The ARK system simplifies retail returns through self-service kiosks.

Addresses high in-store return volumes (~17.6% of online sales).
Automates scanning, selection, and deposit steps for quick processing.
Frees staff for higher-value tasks such as customer assistance or upselling.
Two models (classic and compact) adapt to different store spaces.
Enhances brand perception and loyalty by making returns effortless.

Industry Insights: Empathy in Self-Service Design

KIOSK emphasizes human-centered design as key to effective automation.

Empathy-driven prototypes improve accessibility for vision, mobility, and neurodiversity.
Design choices—from lighting to interface layout—are informed by user observation.
Goal: create intuitive, inclusive kiosks that build trust and emotional connection with users.

Tech Update: Transition to Windows 11

With Microsoft ending Windows 10 support:

Upgrading to Windows 11 is critical to maintain compliance and security.
Extended Security Updates (ESU) are available for up to three years post-support (total $427, increasing annually).
KIOSK advises clients to assess compatibility or plan hardware upgrades.

Employee Spotlight: Theresa Hunter

Theresa Hunter, Product Owner/IT Functional Lead, is recognized for her leadership and innovation.

Delivered major software solutions for clients such as IVS, Monie Corp., Penske, and Carnival.
Transitioned from accounting to IT, inspired by her mentor.
Outside work, she enjoys Zumba, martial arts, volunteering, camping, and sports.
Her story underscores lifelong learning and growth through stepping beyond comfort zones.

Upcoming Event: NRF 2026 — Retail’s Big Show

Date/Location: January 11–13, 2026, New York City, Booth #6221
KIOSK and Posiflex will showcase next-generation retail automation solutions.
The event will highlight how self-service kiosks enhance efficiency and elevate customer experience.

Related Kiosk Information Systems

External Links

LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/company/kiosk-information-systems
NRF 2026 — https://bigshow26.mapyourshow.com/8_0/exhibitor/exhibitor-details.cfm?exhid=206
Lockers — https://kiosk.com/smart-locker-solutions/

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Chick-fil-A’s Hospital Vending Machine is Changing Food Access for Patients and Staff

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New Chick-Fil-A Vending Machine

Noted — Chick-fil-A has launched its first food vending machine at Wellstar MCG Health Medical Center in Augusta, Georgia, located inside the hospital’s “F entrance.” This marks an innovation in Chick-fil-A’s service delivery, aiming to provide quick, convenient access to its food, particularly in a hospital setting where traditional dining options can be limited. The vending machine offers a new way to serve customers in healthcare environments where visitors and staff often seek fast, accessible meal options.

The implications for Chick-fil-A include expanding its presence in non-traditional foodservice venues such as hospitals, enhancing brand visibility, and meeting the demand for convenience without sacrificing its signature menu quality. This vending machine initiative could be part of broader efforts to adapt to evolving customer needs and preferences, especially in high-traffic, time-sensitive settings such as medical centers.

Additionally, this move may set a precedent for other quick-service restaurants exploring automated food vending as a supplementary channel, potentially transforming the fast-food experience in healthcare and similar environments. It also highlights potential growth in digital or contactless food service solutions post-pandemic.

Overall, Chick-fil-A’s vending machine launch at Augusta hospital suggests strategic innovation in expanding service accessibility, convenience, and market reach within healthcare facilities.

Read full article at Augusta Chronicle

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Video of Chick-Fil-A Vending Machine

Chick fil A says the goal is convenience for hospital and staff visitors. The company hasn’t said yet how long the test will last for or if more locations are coming.

MSN Story

Chick-fil-A is testing its first 24-hour vending machines in Augusta, aiming to provide customers with access to their food at any time, including late-night hours like 2 a.m. This new initiative reflects the chain’s effort to expand convenience beyond regular restaurant hours, using vending technology to deliver fresh Chick-fil-A meals around the clock.

Notes :

Night shift is happy
Video included of ordering from screen

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First things first — here is the promo code and contact information for your complimentary Hercules Duo trial kit with Remote Restart. Contact Dennis below for more information, and take advantage while it is available. It will be withdrawn after the first 100.

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Complimentary Trial kit including Hercules Duo with Remote Restart – the perfect accessory for any Vending/Kiosk or MicroMarket IoT device. Dual SIM, Dual Ethernet modem that can provide primary connectivity or be available as back up for Local Area Networks.

Call or email to learn more: [email protected] 506.333.0056

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Jumping on Kioskindustry’s promo code for a complimentary DPL Hercules Wireless modem is a smart move for anyone operating kiosks, ATMs, Bitcoin ATMs, vending machines, or other unattended devices seeking reliable, secure, and easily managed connectivity. Below are compelling reasons why this is an opportunity that should not be missed.

Proven High Availability

The DPL Hercules Wireless modem, especially the Hercules Duo, offers high throughput with 4G LTE CAT-4, dual SIM/carrier capabilities for redundancy. This means your machines stay online even if one carrier has issues, minimizing downtime and maximizing transaction completion rates. Operators in fringe or high-traffic locations especially benefit from dual-carrier failover, which is critical in environments where connectivity can determine revenue.

Increased Uptime and Reliability

Hercules modems are engineered to keep machines running with industry-leading uptime. They feature WAN and carrier failover, robust hardware (die-cast aluminum enclosure), and a proprietary “store and forward” protocol that ensures transactions succeed even in poor cellular coverage. With built-in remote restart capability, service calls and physical site visits are dramatically reduced, saving on labor and operational costs.

State-of-the-Art Security

Security is a top priority for unattended devices. Hercules modems include MAC and IP address change detection, link loss detection, early jackpotting warnings, and support for enterprise-grade IPSec VPN and TLS transaction compatibility. Real-time alerts and GPS/Wi-Fi location tracking make theft or logical attacks easier to detect and mitigate. Some advanced models even offer proprietary Ethernet tampering detection, vibration sensing, and audit trails for technician visits.

Remote Management Capabilities

DPL’s Hercules Portal, standard with these modems, enables remote device management from any location. Operators can monitor device status, view ATM journals, reboot machines, generate easy reports (e.g., for Reg-E or trace requests), forecast cash levels, and receive real-time error alerts, all without traveling to the site. The AI-powered platform further reduces downtime by resolving common hardware and software issues automatically.

Support and Warranty

DPL stands behind its products with 24/7/365 live agent support and ongoing network monitoring, giving operators peace of mind and a direct line to expert help. The 5-year warranty and industry-leading low return rate reflect the reliability and confidence in their hardware.

Seamless Integration and Compatibility

Hercules modems are purpose-built for kiosks and ATMs, supporting all major carriers in the US and Canada, as well as international options depending on location. They work with major payment processors and offer features tailored for each operator’s needs, such as support for Bitcoin ATMs, digital signage, video toppers, and more.

Financial and Operational Incentives

The “no overage guarantee” means unlimited ATM transactions are included, simplifying financial planning and eliminating surprise costs. With this promo code, operators get not only the modem, but also antennas and remote restart cables as part of the kit, making it a turnkey upgrade. This is a limited-time opportunity with real monetary value—jumping on it means immediate savings and long-term operational benefits.

Industry Leadership

DPL Wireless is recognized as the gold standard in ATM and kiosk wireless connectivity, trusted by operators large and small. Accepting this promo gives operators access to technology that levels the playing field, allowing businesses to grow faster, manage fleets more efficiently, and spend less time troubleshooting networks.

Wrap Up

For operators who want security, reliability, versatile remote management, and elite support, grabbing the DPL Hercules Wireless modem offer through Kioskindustry is a no-brainer. The technology and support are proven, and the promo provides an unbeatable upgrade with immediate and ongoing benefits.

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External Resource Links

- Kiosks — https://kioskindustry.org is primary
- Digital Signage — digital-signage.blog + AVIXA xchange
- Payment & POS — kioskindustry.org
- Retail automation and Vending – retailsystems.org
- Edge computing like thin client, miniPC and media players (hardware as rule)
- Patient Kiosk Healthcare — patientkiosk.io
- New AI focus portals
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- Menu Boards — menu-board.net
- EV Charging — ev-charging-stations.org
- Asia Group — kioskasia.org
- Europe Group — kioskeurope.org
- Smart Cities — designsmartcity.com
- Telehealth and Telemedicine — i-telehealth.com

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Pyramid QSR	Pyramid Computer	polytouch ® is the ultimate interactive kiosk solution for various industries and application areas for product presentation, independent processing of purchase processes and as an information terminal. Its individual and flexible application possibilities make the system a competitive advantage thanks to its first-class touch technology. Also, the ultrasound-based localization system PLS. With a precision of 15 cm, it is 10 times better than systems based on WLAN, Bluetooth or RFID technologies. In addition, PLS works with any standard smartphone. For users without a smartphone, low-cost mobile ultrasound transmitters - so-called pucks - are available as an alternative.	enclosures
Olea Kiosks	http://www.olea.com	Award-Winning Interactive Kiosks - Olea Kiosks has been building award-winning kiosks for over 40 years. Contact Olea today learn more!	enclosure, design
Nanonation	http://www.nanonation.net/	Nanonation – Offering world-class solutions in interactive, digital signage, and transactional kiosks. Nanonation leverages 18 years of experience and an award-winning creative team to produce reliable and compelling public space solutions for multi-national corporations and small businesses alike.	software
Vispero	https://tpgi.com	Vispero is the world’s largest assistive technology provider for the visually impaired. Although officially formed in 2016, our brands Freedom Scientific, Enhanced Vision, Optelec, and The Paciello Group, share a long, rich history as industry leaders dating back to 1975.	consulting, ada, accessibility
KIOSK Information Systems	http://kiosk.com	KIOSK leads the self-service industry in a full complement of vertical markets, providing niche expertise in both hardware and software platform creation, volume deployment support, and complete field / managed services. OEM and end customer projects range from traditional applications in retail, bill payment, lockers, and government to border security and gaming solutions. With over 200,000 units successfully deployed and 25+ years entirely dedicated to the art of self-service, KIOSK has the passion, expertise, and resources to greatly simplify your path to market.	enclosures, hardware, software
KioskGroup \| Tablet Kiosk Stands	http://www.ipadkiosks.com	Providing complete tablet kiosk systems from high-quality, ADA-compliant enclosures & stands to easy-to-use kiosk software. Backed by a full 3 year warranty!	enclosures, tablets
22Miles Digital Signage Software	https://www.22miles.com	22Miles is a digital signage software application for Wayfinding and much much more. Hundreds of projects in standard packages as well as custom packages.	software, digital signage
Intel Public Retail Kiosks	https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/retail/retail-kiosks.html	–Give a Unique Customer Experience. Improve the shopping experience and reduce TCO with retail kiosk solutions covering in-store digital destinations, intelligent shelving, and more.	kiosks
LG Business Solutions	https://www.lg-informationdisplay.com/dc	LG Electronics has already spearheaded in the fields of electronics, communication equipment and home appliances. In the digital signage field, which has been developed since 2012, we have strengthened our leading position in providing the most innovative products in the world. Digital signage solutions are designed with a focus on a deep understanding of industries, and customer convenience. Integrated solutions ranging from content management, service to maintenance are delivered.
Acquire Digital \| More Than Just Digital Signage Software	http://www.acquiredigital.com	We produce and develop digital signage software and content management systems. With solutions for interactive maps and wayfinding software solutions. Located in Leicester, UK.	software
Sitekiosk Kiosk Software	http://www.sitekiosk.com	SiteKiosk™ is a kiosk software for Windows to lock down public access Devices. It secures the browser and operating system. Free Trial Version.	software
Dolphin Computer Access	https://yourdolphin.com/en-gb/supernova-kiosks	World-leading magnification and screen reading software to make your self-service kiosks accessible to people with visual impairments.
Alpine Kiosk	https://www.alpine-kiosk.com/	Create versatile self-service kiosks for checkouts, check-ins, ticketing, payments, signage, and more with Alpine Kiosk. Design on our platform, connect with AV integrators and partners, and elevate your customer experience across retail, healthcare, hospitality, and other industries. Explore now.
Ingenico Kiosk	https://kioskindustry.org/kiosk-about/charter-members/ingenico/	Ingenico
Advanced Kiosks	http://www.advancedkiosks.com/	Advanced Kiosks is one of the largest touch screen kiosk suppliers in the United States. Our computer kiosks are made in the USA. Whether you need a Check-In Kiosk, Survey Kiosk, Trade Show Kiosk or Self-Service Kiosk, we have a solution for you.	enclosures, hardware
Entropy Cabinet Solutions	https://www.ecsentropy.com/	Entropy Cabinet Solutions Co., Ltd manages all aspects of product development through years of experience and industry knowledge. The ECS team consists of product design, prototype and manufacturing experts.
imageHOLDERS - Tbalets & kiosks	http://www.imageholders.com/collections/pos-tablet-kiosks-stands	Secure EPOS and MPOS Tablet and iPad Stands & Kiosks ideal for retail outlets looking for contactless payment. Can be fully customized to your brands. Find out more!
RedyRef	http://www.redyref.com/	RedyRef provides touchscreen kiosks, building directories, custom software and more for establishments of all sizes. Upgrade user experience today!	enclosures, hardware
ACRELEC Technology that drives your business forward	https://acrelec.com	Acrelec is a global technology company focused on reinventing the customer experience for restaurant and retail brands. Leveraging decades of software, hardware and service expertise, we develop and integrate new platforms that increase customer engagement, optimize efficiency and improve operations. Our 1100 employees around the globe collaborate with our customers and partners to design, create and build the world’s leading smart stores. Never satisfied with the status quo, our passion is in delivering breakthroughs that drive business results.
EasyPay System	https://easypaysystem.ro/en/home/	Self-service kiosks for maximum efficiency – intelligent automation of transactions, orders and services for any industry.
Crane Payment Innovations (CPI) : Homepage	http://cranepi.com	We design and manufacture high performance payment solutions for Gaming, Retail and Kiosk, Transportation and Vending applications across the globe. Crane Payment Innovations (CPI) is the combination of Crane Payment Solutions and MEI Conlux Holdings (“MEI”). CPI, along with Crane Merchandising Systems, forms the Merchandising Systems business segment of Crane Co., a diversified manufacturer of highly engineered industrial products. CPI serves over 100 countries, and has one of the world’s largest installed base of payment systems. The strategic focus of CPI is to provide a full range of high quality money handling solutions, aimed at the financial services, gaming, retail, transportation and vending markets. Drawing on decades of heritage and expertise from the NRI, CashCode, Telequip, Money Controls and most recently MEI and Conlux brands, our team develops core validation technology to provide a range of payment systems and associated products with high security protection.	hardware, cash, coin
SKG Manufacturing \| Metal Product Manufacturing	http://www.skgmanufacturing.com/	As a full service metal parts supplier, SKG Manufacturing provides quality, cost-effective metal parts to a wide range of customers across a multitude of industries, while providing them with industry-leading service and a headache-free experience.
KT Group	https://www.kioskterminals.eu/	Discover our range of kiosk solutions, empowering you to deliver exceptional customer experiences. For sports betting terminals, trust KT Group.
meldCX - Book a Demo	https://www.meldcx.com/	Create premier customer experiences through AI and intelligent edge technologies.
Giada Technology \| Professional Digital Signage Media Players	https://www.giadatech.com	Giada is the world's leading manufacturer of embedded computers; we can provide you with digital signage players, edge computers, OPS/SDM, motherboards and etc. [email protected]
URway Holdings	http://www.urwayholdings.com	URway Holdings is a group of dynamic companies dedicated to providing unique solutions for our expanding and evolving digital ecoSystem. Our core companies, including OneSource, EuroTouch, URway Kiosks and PicsWare, specialize in unique interactive, self-service kiosks, interactive and passive dynamic displays/signage, dynamic digital directory & wayfinding displays, mobile/tablet application integration, and managed digital services. Together we provide "Turnkey Solutions for Today's Connected Digital World".	hardware, enclosures, digital signage, outdoor
NZ Technologies Touchless Interaction	https://www.nztech.ca/	Experience the future of touchless technology with our innovative solutions. Our user-centric approach ensures intuitive and practical products for medical and industrial sectors. Discover contactless solutions, gesture-based interfaces, and custom touchless technology designed to streamline your processes.
Innovative Technology	https://www.innovative-technology.com/	A leading provider of cash handling technology we enable businesses across the world to handle coins, notes and tickets more efficiently, reducing cash related security risks and improving their customers' experience. As an innovation-led global technology company, we research and develop a broad range of state of the art cash handling products for the gaming, amusement, vending, retail and kiosk markets. With over 25 years’ experience, we have grown to become one of the leading providers of cash handling technology in the world; manufacturing banknote validators, banknote recyclers, multi-coin hoppers and ticketing products that handle millions of transactions every day for some of the world’s leading companies. We have a growing international presence with commercial operations across the globe, two manufacturing sites, a rapidly expanding R&D centre and a network of over 20 trading partners.	cash, biometrics, currency, coin
LG-MRI :: BoldVu Outdoor Digital LCD Displays, Indoor Digital Displays, Drive-Thru Kiosks	http://lg-mri.com/	MRI is the industry leader in Indoor and Outdoor Digital Displays and Arrays. The BoldVu series offers SAM (service access module), SureVu (digital image verification), CoolVu (thermal management system) and more.	outdoor, displays
FEC Kiosks	https://www.fecpos.com/KS-3682W.html	01 Self Service, Optimize queuing and improve efficiency Scan Print Payment Counter ...
UCP EMV compliant card payment solutions	http://ucp-inc.com/	Unattended Card Payments Inc (UCP Inc) is dedicated to providing EMV compliant Hardware and Payment Gateway solutions for Unattended card payment terminals in the US market.	hardware, pos
POSBANK	https://www.posbank.com	Custom POS & Self Service Kiosk Manufacturer
Datacap Systems, Inc.	https://www.datacapsystems.com/	Datacap Systems develops integrated payment interfaces for any type of Point of Sale Application (PC-based, Embedded, Mobile, Cloud).
NMI Integration	https://www.nmi.com	Learn how to best support your business with NMI's embedded payment solutions. Integrate secure payments to create a smooth transaction experience. Read now! NMI is a leading payment gateway and technology provider in the fintech industry. Founded in 2001, NMI offers a comprehensive suite of payment processing solutions for businesses of all sizes. Their platform enables secure transactions across multiple channels, including e-commerce, mobile, and in-store payments. NMI’s white-label solutions allow partners to customize and brand payment services, enhancing their offerings to merchants.
Storm Interface	http://storm-interface.com	Storm Interface for all your rugged keyboards, input devices and assistive technology for ADA	devices, ada
Tech for All Consulting Accessibility	http://www.tfaconsulting.com/	Experts in the application of Accessibility and Universal Design principles for Information and Communication	ada, consulting
dot inc. -- Blind Assistive Technology	https://www.dotincorp.com/	Dot Incorporation has blind assistive technology products, blind assistive technology products in Korea. Dot aims to expand this mission to include the transportation vulnerable and the mass public by leveraging our award-winning inventions and patented technologies.
Honeybee KIOSK - Intelligent unattended solutions	https://honeybeekiosk.com	New kiosk company offering transactional payment terminals on wide range of platforms. Including iPad, Android, Samsung and Team Sable POS. The Honeybee Kiosk solution provides path for Small and Medium Business. You get application and SKUs with all the usual integrations starting at $29.99 a month. Super plan is $69.99. Why sign up with TOAST when Honeybee is much better. A versatile, user-friendly self-service solution designed for financial services, retail, and restaurant environments. It supports a wide range of digital transactions and is scalable for both small businesses and large enterprises, with white label and web hook options. [email protected]
DPL Wireless	https://www.dplwireless.com	DPL engineers wireless modems and security products purpose built for use in ATMs and is an end-to-end managed wireless service provider. Upgrade with confidence when you choose DPL's Hercules platform for your 3G upgrades.
Self-Service Networks	http://www.self-servicenetworks.com	Helps business empower customers™ with secure, unattended transaction solutions. Retailers, financial institutions, governmental agencies and healthcare providers have entrusted Self-Service Networks to help them grow product distribution when a staffed location is not possible or economical.	software, giftcards
WelcomeWare \| Your Virtual Front-Desk Receptionist Platform and Kiosk	https://www.welcomeware.live/	WelcomeWare allows your receptionists to work from home and simultaneously cover multiple locations. Customized solutions for every market.
Insight Touch - Touchscreen Provider for North America	http://www.insight-touch.com	Touchscreens from small 10' to large 98' and PCAP touch technology. We can tailor screens for hi-brite, open-frame or complete touchscreens.	touchscreen
Boca Systems - Ticket Printers, Kiosk Printers, Thermal Tickets	http://bocasystems.com/	The Leading Manufacturer of Thermal Ticket Printers, Kiosk Printers and Thermal Ticket Stock	printers, hardware
Kiosk Innovations	http://kioskinnovations.com	Kiosk Innovations manufacture interactive kiosks, design and fabrication of standard kiosks, custom kiosks and digital signage kiosks.	enclosures, hardware
Alveni	http://www.alveni.com/	At Alveni, our mission is to plan, develop, and deploy strategic business solutions using the best in self-service, interactive technology.	hardware, enclosures
Systech Braille Labels	http://www.systechdisplays.com/	We specialize in custom signage for banks & ATM refurbishment and keycard insert sets. We offer airport kiosk signage and sunlight readable aircraft filters. All our products are manufactured in the USA at our state-of-the-art facility in Northern California.
XPCC Power	https://xpcc.com	Xtreme Power, a global provider of power quality solutions, is dedicated to providing the most reliable power protection for mission critical applications.
Pyramid Technologies	https://pyramidacceptors.com/products/phoenix-printer	The Phoenix thermal printer incorporates these aspects to bring you a true difference maker. Designed for gaming, kiosk, amusement and anywhere a printer is needed. Make the easy decision today and enjoy all the benefits that Phoenix has to offer.
TDS Touch - Large Size Digital Signage	http://www.ustdstouch.com/	TDS TOUCH makes touch screen, touch monitor, touch computer; we are the Manufacture; we provide customized touch display products;
Actineon - Purpose Built Computing	https://www.actineon.com/	Actineon is the market leader in high-performance and customizable computers for kiosks, micro-markets, edge, digital signage, AI, virtual medicine, and research. Beyond customization, Actineon can offer full stack development - incorporating expertise from all required engineering disciplines, including systems, software, electrical, electronics, mechanical, industrial, manufacturing, and test. Global sourcing, a broad and deep supply chain, and multi-sourcing allow Actineon to ship products with minimal lead times. We offer solutions integrating the latest technology that provides value to the healthcare and IT industry.
Identiv is a global provider of physical security and secure identification.	https://www.identiv.com/	Identiv is a global provider of physical security and secure identification, building smart identity and access solutions for physical, smart card, and RFID technology.
Ventus	http://www.ventusnetworks.com/	Ventus offers over 20 years of experience as the industry leader in enterprise class networking and IT solutions. We are a global wireless and fixed-line connectivity, hardware, and software company delivering customer-centric innovation that leverages technology to produce market-driving solutions. Serving the world’s largest companies, our business divisions often overlap to meet a wide range of enterprise IT and networking needs.	hardware
VidaBox iPad, Android enclosures, kiosks + USB POE CAT5 Chargers	http://www.vidabox.com/kiosks/	iPad & Android enclosures w wall, tabletop, VESA, & floorstand / pedestal mounting options + USB power chargers. Ideal for retail, commercial, tradeshows, more.	hardware, tablets
Peerless-AV Digital Signage Outdoor	https://www.peerless-av.com/en-us/professional	We proudly design and manufacture the highest quality products, ranging from outdoor displays to complete kiosk solutions, digital signage mounts to wireless systems.	enclosures, digital signage, outdoor
Deployment Logix	https://www.DeploymentLogix.com	Logistics and deployment services	services
10Zig Thin & Zero Client	https://www.10zig.com/	10ZiG is a world market leader in Thin Clients & Zero Clients for VDI. Our units are certified for Citrix, VMware and Microsoft and support the latest protocols.
Solutions \| Kodak Alaris	https://imaging.kodakalaris.com/retailers/solutions	Kodak Moments is your one-stop photo shop. From passport ID photos to prints and personalized photo decor, your consumers can print it all in just minutes.
dot inc. Blind Assistive Technology	http://dotincorp.com	Dot Incorporation has blind assistive technology products, blind assistive technology products in Korea. Dot aims to expand this mission to include the transportation vulnerable and the mass public by leveraging our award-winning inventions and patented technologies.
Topwise		Demi Chen Sales Manager [email protected] Retail Business Division Mobile: +86 184 7510 8102 www.topwisesz.com
KMA	https://kma.global	Welcome to the Kiosk Manufacturer Association. We are many companies all focused on self-service be it unattended, semi-attended or attended self-service.	association
Patient Kiosk Check-In - Healthcare Kiosk for Patient Check-In	http://patientkiosk.io	Patient Kiosk website provides information on healthcare kiosks used for patient check-in. News and benefits for healthcare kiosks used for check-in.
Lazenby Group UK Kiosk Solutions	https://www.lazenbygroup.co.uk/	We were one of the first organisations to design and manufacture high quality modular, customizable, self-service kiosk solutions. From our base in Hull, East Yorkshire, we employ a skilled and experienced team of 3D product designers, sheet metal fabricators, kiosk manufacturers and specialist composite panel bonders. We take pride in the quality of our innovative manufactured solutions and are recognised as market leaders.
We’re pushing the boundaries of human-computer interaction by integrating cutting-edge voice recognition technologies...	https://codefactoryglobal.com	Our mission is to make technology more intuitive for everyone. By harnessing the power of Cerence’s state-of-the-art speech technologies, we’re able to create voice experiences that are not only robust in challenging conditions but also customizable to cater to users’ individual needs. From smart devices to self-service kiosks, we’re revolutionizing the way people interact with technology, making it easier, more efficient, and inclusive. At Code Factory, we believe that the future is voice.	software
PresTop	https://www.prestop.com/	We offer innovative, interactive high-end touch solutions to the European market from our headquarters in Son en Breugel in the Netherlands. Prestop has built up a reputation in interactive media and are proud that our clients include powerful international brands.	europe, kiosk
Evolis \| A global leader in badge and card printers solutions	https://www.evolis.com/?src=kioskindustry	Evolis, global leader in badge and card printer solutions, designs, manufactures and sells plastic cards and ID badges printers.
TSItouch large format touch overlays	http://www.tsitouch.com/	TSItouch is a US-based technology company manufacturing touch screens, bezels, monitors and protective overlays.	touchscreens, displays
RedyRef	http://www.redyref.com/		enclosures
Payment Kiosk	https://paymentkiosk.com	Designing self-service payment kiosk solutions for purchase, lease or revenue share placement. Hardware, software and service.	enclosures
AXIOHM, the architects of your thermal printing solutions	http://www.axiohm.com/	AXIOHM is a leading manufacturer of thermal printing solutions and develops and manufactures a large range of thermal receipt and POS printers, thermal printer mechanisms, kiosk printers and OEM printers sold worldwide.	printers
IDmission \| Biometric Security and Authentication Software	https://www.idmission.com/	IDmission is the leading provider of lifecycle identity management solutions, eliminating risk associated with false identities for customers and employees across the globe.
Keyser \| Digital Signage Solutions	https://www.explorekeyser.com/	Keyser is a global digital signage company with more than 50 years of expertise delivering digital signage products, installation and maintenance services.
Accushield	https://www.accushield.com/	Health screening kiosks
Esper Android	https://esper.io/	Esper is the most reliable platform for deploying and managing apps on a dedicated device fleet	software
Minute Key Copy Kiosk	https://www.minutekey.com/products/kiosk/	Need to duplicate a key for your car or home? Our self-service kiosks allow you to easily copy keys within minutes.	key
SUZOHAPP OEM	https://oem.suzohapp.com/markets/kiosk/	Simplify your sourcing with our broad product range, local resources, and global capability SUZOHAPP is a technology company with over 50,000 products for vending, ticketing, parking, kiosk, self-service and automat OEMs and operators. Products include LCDs, cash and cashless components, buttons, printers, scanners, locks, lighting and cabinet parts for both indoor and outdoor operation. SUZOHAPP is also a leading software and hardware supplier of complete cash management solutions typically found anywhere from cashier workplaces to large-scale back office operations. SUZOHAPP is a global company with offices in 19 countries serving over 25,000 customers with regional delivery, local support and quick customization. Select a product category to get started!
Panel Brite Sunlight Readable Displays and Solutions \| Sunlight Readable Displays and Solutions	http://www.panel-brite.com/	Sunlight Readable Displays and Solutions \| Sunlight Readable Displays and Solutions. Our Open Frame displays are the perfect “drop in” solution for open-framekiosk, digital signage and a diversity of other applications. These units include our high bright displays and all components integrated into a metal enclosure.	displays, touchscreens, outdoor
DynaTouch	http://www.dynatouch.com	DynaTouch provides self-service solutions. Creator of TIPS Kiosk Software, used by government & commercial kiosk clients worldwide. We are a tightly-knit team of software developers, programmers, problem solvers, engineers, hardware specialists, graphics artists, content designers, project leaders, and customer service professionals. We have an unmatched reputation for not only developing top quality products, but for being responsive, easy to work with, and for standing behind all aspects of our work. Our mission is to focus on cost-effective solutions for our customers without sacrificing quality, and we conscientiously honor our commitments.	software
Digital Business - Kiosk Consultant and Self-Service Consulting	https://digitalbusiness.us	Our group consists of multiple individuals across the world providing top tier kiosk consulting and consultants in the self-service world.	consulting
Elo Touch Solutions	http://www.elotouch.com	Elo Touch Solutions designs, develops and manufactures touch products and technologies for industrial, medical, retail, hospitality, transportation, automotive, office automation and gaming applications.	touchscreens
Intuiface: Next Generation Interactive	https://www.intuiface.com	Intuiface is the world’s premier platform for creating, deploying, measuring and managing deeply interactive digital experiences for kiosks without writing code. Over 1400 companies across 90+ countries are connecting people to place using interactive options such as touch, RFID/NFC, beacons, Web APIs, Internet of Things, and much more.	software
FEC	http://www.fecpos.com/en-global	(Firich Enterprises Co., Ltd.), founded in 1995, is a worldwide leader in POS systems generating solid and consistent growth. With dynamic POS expertise in hardware design and manufacturing, FEC provides a full range of POS products, including all-in-one touch terminals, box PCs, monitors as well as related peripherals. In addition, FEC provides KIOSK related products and services.	pos, hardware
Lirsen	https://www.lirsen-tech.com	Explore our wide range of high-quality products Established in 2008, Shenzhen Lirsen Technology Co., Ltd. has been developing and manufacturing LCD & LED related products since 2008. During these years, we have developed our own LCD & LED related products, such as Advertising Player, All In One Computer, Touch All in One, Video Wall, Touch Screen Monitor, CCTV Monitor, LED Display, etc., ranging from 7 inch to 86 inch. Our main products are used for indoor advertising and broadcasting, including wall mounted model, floor standing model, bus & train hanging model, KIOSK model, etc.
OTI Global Card Readers	https://www.otiglobal.com/cashless_payment_systems/otikiosk/	OTIKiosk – One-Stop-Shop Cashless payment acceptance and remote management solution for Kiosks and Self-Service Environments, OTIKiosk provides kiosk system developers with an easy and affordable way to integrate a pre-certified EMV payment acceptance solution for operators with remote management for hardware and software.	components
Nanoptix – Thermal Printers	http://nanoptix.ca/	Thermal ticket and gaming printers for gaming industry and kiosks	printers
Star Micronics	http://www.starmicronics.com/	Star, the leader in the POS printer market has a full line of thermal, dot matrix, receipt, label/bar code and mobile printers for POS along with wireless cash drawers and accessories for POS and Customer Engagement Solutions.	hardware, printers, pos
Panasonic ClearConnect Restaurant Solutions	https://na.panasonic.com/us/clearconnect/kiosk-solutions	Enhance that customer experience Why should your customers have to wait in line to place their orders when they can do it themselves? Kiosks can decrease those annoying wait times and create a better customer experience… and that translates to repeat business. Operational Efficiencies & increased revenue With the ability for customers to place their own orders through a kiosk, you have the ability to shift labor to other essential tasks, better handling peak times, and even increasing revenue an average of 30% per check.
Marathon Deployment - Marathon Deployment	http://www.marathondeployment.com/	Marathon provides a full range of services in Information Technology focusing in the areas of Deployment and Field Service. We serve clients in the retail, hospitality and business services verticals, globally. Our clients depend upon us to deliver quality and value as well as sophisticated and effective deployment solutions.	service
Pitney Bowes	https://www.pitneybowes.com/us/business-services/managed-services.html	Maximize your ROI via installation, deployments, service and monitoring
Touch Dynamic \| All in One Touch Computers, Touch Monitors, PCs	https://www.touchdynamic.com/	Touch Dynamic is a leading manufacturer of all-in-one touch computers, touch screen monitors, small form factor PCs, mobile POS and receipt printers.	aio
KioWare - Secure Kiosk Browser	https://m.kioware.com	Originally developed to secure devices running the Windows operating system, KioWare has established a robust Windows following and a long list of supported external devices for use on the Windows Platform. The popularization of the tablet and the rise of the Android operating system led to the 2012 release of the KioWare for Android product line. KioWare comes with built-in EMV support.	software
SapientX - Leaders in Voice A.I. and Avatars	http://www.sapientx.com	[Overview] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZqJIDBmfLU&feature=youtu.be) [Voice 22] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS8f1g5dkKY) [Keiko in Motion] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z_MjbD8ees)
Evolis \| A global leader in badge and card printers solutions	http://www.evolis.com/?src=kioskindustry	Evolis, global leader in badge and card printer solutions, designs, manufactures and sells plastic cards and ID badges printers.
MIMO Monitors	http://www.mimimonitors.com	Mimo Monitors, established in 2008, is a global expert and industry leader in small touchscreen monitors, displays, and tablets. Designed with a solutions-first approach, we believe in creating small footprint and high value displays that drive innovation and provide a seamless experience for digital signage, conference rooms, kiosks, point of purchase, point of sale, hospitality, retail, and more. Centered in providing touchscreens with human touch, we put customer service first, offering personalized, direct communication and detail-oriented service to ensure client satisfaction. Focused on flexible and customizable solutions that are designed to fit the need, our touchscreens are intuitive to use, easy to deploy, and sleek in design, all while enhancing productivity and user experience.	hardware, touchscreens
EMSAR - On-Site Service & Support	http://www.emsar.com/services/on-site-service-support/	EMSAR services are currently available throughout the US and parts of Canada. Our team of field service engineers have a high degree of technical competence.
AAG Consulting	https://armstrongalliancegroup.com/	AAG will bring experience and process to get your strategies and executional plans in place quickly and cost-effectively. Our work takes a sales perspective. In other words, we work with you to gain market traction, help secure proof of concepts and pilot agreements. All of which will pave the way for significant growth in your business.	consulting
Pye - kiosks and software lease option	https://mypyepos.com/	Customizable self ordering kiosks for the restaurant and hospitality industry to improve the customer experience and sales efficiency while saving on costs. Giving businesses the tools and technology needed to thrive in today’s fast-changing world.
Verneek	http://verneek.com	We are building the most helpful AI to augment human knowledge in everyday life!
CloudApper hrPad Employee Self Service Kisok	https://www.cloudapper.ai/ai-tablet-for-hr/	CloudApper hrPad is an AI-powered employee self-service kiosk that transforms workforce management. Turn any tablet into a versatile HR tool for time tracking, PTO automation, geofencing, and shift management. With features like Face ID check-in, 24/7 AI HR assistance, and seamless integration with leading HR systems, hrPad enhances efficiency and employee satisfaction. Customize surveys, automate tasks, and reduce HR stress—all while saving up to 75% compared to traditional solutions.	self service kisok
General Touch Co., Ltd.	http://www.generaltouch.uk/	General Touch Co., Ltd. is a leading provider of touchscreen, touchmonitor and All-in-one computer. With advanced, cost-effective touch solutions, General Touch is favored and recognized by global customers.
TEAMSable \| Expanding POSibilities	https://www.teamsable.com/	Silicon Valley grown, we are experienced with the demands of commerce and business operation. Our products and service are crafted to minimize your day to day challenges.
Touch Pay - Supermarket of payments	http://touchpay.ph/our-apm/	TouchPay™ is the country’s only fully automated, real-time, stand-alone payment terminal that, in partnership with over hundreds of billers from utilities, telecommunications, ticketing, gaming, e-government, insurance and much more, offers the Filipino the ultimate convenience in bills management incorporating speed, safety, and security, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you’re tired of getting in line at the bank or the mall for paying up your bills, TouchPay™ is the best solution to cut time and effort. All of the services you can think of are available at your fingertips: from electric bills, to internet, to flight tickets and booking, to remittance, to loading stations. There’s no need to wait in line that feels like forever when you can pay via TouchPay™ – Easy. Secure. Convenient.	bill payment
Evoke Kiosks	http://www.evoke-kiosks.co.uk/	Evoke designs and manufactures technologies to help you engage with your customers. Our digital solutions ensure that your customers receive a consistent welcome and purchasing experience. With our help, world-leading brands like McDonald’s have set the new norm in self-service implementation, and you can work with us to deliver your own in store Experience of the Future.	hardware, enclosures
ELATEC RFID	https://www.elatec-rfid.com/en-us/applications-fields/vending-and-ticketing	ELATEC solves the world‘s user authentication and access control challenges with the most powerful and flexible multi-technology RFID readers/writers available today. Our solutions are versatile, secure and address global standards. They can be easily tailored to meet individual business needs in partnership with our class-leading consulting service and uniquely dedicated support team. Our customers benefit from significant reductions in their inventory management, maintenance and lifecycle costs, while enjoying high-quality, carefree user experiences.
OptConnect - Wireless Solutions	http://optconnect.com	OptConnect is North America’s leading provider of managed service wireless connectivity for ATMs, Kiosks, Digital Signage and other custom applications. OptConnect revolutionizes the way machines communicate, providing for fast and secure connectivity, cost savings, and greater reliability. OptConnect offers end-to-end managed service providing customers with the greatest level of service and uptime.	3g, wireless
TokenWorks - IDWedgePro fills multiple computer forms with ID card data!	http://tokenworks.com	Tokenworks Inc. is the leading provider of ID scanning solutions in the USA and Canada. Age verification and mobile data capture devices.	hardware, scanning
Sunmi Android	https://www.sunmi.us	Working with software partners, SUNMI has served more than 1.5 million active merchants in 100 subdivided industries with its products and solutions. Being popular in payment acceptance, online order receiving and printing, store management and other scenarios, SUNMI products and solutions have won clients engaging in businesses large and small. Find how SUNMI serves the world.	pos, kiosks, android
CountR GmbH	https://www.countr.de/	Cash handling kiosks Germany
Esper \| Android DevOps Solutions for Dedicated Devices	https://www.esper.io/	Take complete control of your Android device fleet, and tailor-make the ultimate customer experience. Leverage the agility of DevOps to iterate quickly, minimize breakage, and focus on innovation.
SapientX conversational, wayfinding assistants for digital signage		SapientX AI software powers life-sized, conversational characters that run in digital signage. They are in use to greet people at trade shows, give directions at airports and to act as brand ambassadors in retail locations. They also speak 40 languages, take any appearance and they can even measure user sentiment. Visit www.sapientx.com. See https://youtu.be/mS8f1g5dkKY	ai avatar
Practical Automation - Ticket Printing and Kiosk Printing Solutions - Home Page	http://www.practicalautomation.com/	Practical Automation is a premiere manufacturer of kiosk printer and ticket printer solutions serving the global market for nearly 50 years	printers
Applova Self-Ordering Kiosk	https://applova.io/kiosk/	Our [self ordering kiosks](https://applova.io/kiosk/) are designed to fit restaurants of all sizes. Increase your revenue and save precious customer time!
TECA - Thermoelectric Air Conditioners	http://www.thermoelectric.com/2010/pr/ac/im/outdoors.htm	peltier cooling, thermoelectric cooling, peltier coolers, thermoelectric coolers, peltier cooler, overhead cranes, TE coolers, TE cooler, thermoelectric air conditioners, peltier air conditioners, panel coolers, transit case cooler, mobile case cooler, flush mounted air conditioners, chillers, TE chiller, peltier chiller	outdoor, hardware
Intelligent Lockers for Schools, Corporate, and Facilities \| Brynka	https://www.brynka.com/intelligent-lockers/	Our Intelligent Lockers, designed for schools, corporate offices, and facility management, offers a comprehensive solution for item delivery.
AUO	https://www.auo.com	AUO’s complete line-up of Gen 3.5 to 8.5 production lines provides a full range of panel sizes and all types of display applications. AUO strives to be a provider of total solutions through its comprehensive portfolio of display technologies and diversified product combinations. We provide software and hardware system integration, customized products with high diversity and small quantities, stable and reliable quality, and smart services to create even greater value with our customers. AUO boasts a strong R&D capability and large patent portfolio. Up to 27,200 patent applications have been filed by AUO as of August 2020 with more than 20,100 global patents approved to date.	display, touchscreen, outdoor
Qwick Media Inc.	https://www.qwickmedia.com	Qwick Media is a leading provider of self-service touchscreen kiosk and digital signage solutions. We offer a wide variety of services from custom software development, touchscreen kiosk manufacturing, and complete turnkey solutions for your business. We serve retail, hospitality, tourism, government, healthcare, education, events, entertainment, and all other major industries.	software
Chetu Software Development	http://www.chetu.com	Chetu is a US-based software development company providing businesses worldwide with tailored software solutions from industry specialized developers.
Paciello Group	https://www.paciellogroup.com/	Your Accessibility PartnerWe help achieve end-to-end accessibility in your organization's websites, applications and processes. Our consulting services include accessibility testing and evaluati	usability
Custom Digital Display \| Signage \| The Bluefin	https://www.thebluefin.com	Bulefinn: Elevate brand visibility with custom digital display signage. Transform spaces and engage audiences effectively. Explore now!	digital signage
STEGO: Thermal Management	http://www.stegousa.com	Constant changes from day to night temperatures, as well as extreme climatic conditions in particularly warm or cold regions are a challenge for electronic components. Fortunately for our customers, STEGO offers Thermal Management solutions to protect sensitive parts in enclosures and other installations from corrosion and malfunctions.	heating, cooling
Microcom Corporation	http://www.microcomcorp.com/	For over 30 years, Microcom Corporation’s thermal printers have helped clients increase their operational efficiencies. Because of our unparalleled engineering and product development experience as a barcode and thermal label printer manufacturer, Microcom can assist virtually any customer who requires a kiosk, ticket, label or receipt printer.	thermal printer, kiosk printer, ticket printer
Wells-Gardner Technologies, Inc. – Global manufacturer and distributor of LCDs	https://www.wellsgardner.com/	Wells-Gardner Technologies, Inc. is a global manufacturer and distributor of LCD flat panel monitors. They are a leading supplier to gaming machine manufacturers and coin-operated video game manufacturers. They also supply monitors for other markets such as digital signage, kiosks, ATM and industrial applications.	touchscreens
Parabit Systems	https://parabit.com/solutions/kiosks/	Parabit is a leading global provider of innovative security and self-service hardware and software solutions. A 24-year history of relentless commitment to quality has driven a rich tradition of performance excellence in public deployments. From Visitor Management Kiosks serving the Fortune 500, hospitals and top government agencies, to Interactive Self-Service Kiosks & Digital Signage Displays for airports around the globe, the hospitality industry and advertising agencies, Parabit kiosk solutions enhance customer experience and improve business performance.	enclosures, hardware
IHL Group	http://www.ihlservices.com/	IHL Group is a global research and advisory firm for the retail and hospitality industries. Through our research and data services, we provide the technology insight that companies need to effectively compete in a global market.	research
Samsung Displays	https://www.samsung.com/displays	Samsung displays and kiosks
Lilitab Tablet Kiosks	http://www.lilitab.com/	The Lilitab iPad kiosk system is an elegant and functional iPad floor stand and enclosure/mount that is available with or without a credit card swipe	tablet
Goldfinger Monitors - Home	https://goldfingermonitors.com	Goldfinger offers full in-house design capabilities for video and touch screen software. Our monitors have the lowest warranty return rates in the gaming industry.	touchscreens
TouchPay Bill Pay Kiosk	http://www.touchpayonline.com/	Our automated payment solutions provide easy ways for customers to make their payments or deposits to government agencies and facilities from their homes, on location at the agency, or in retail outlets.	enclosure
Lexmark	https://www.lexmark.com/en_us.html	Lexmark creates innovative imaging solutions and technologies that help customers worldwide print, secure and manage information with ease, efficiency and unmatched value.	printers
Burroughs - Service	http://www.burroughs.com/Home.aspx	Burroughs, located in Plymouth, Michigan, specializes in ATM maintenance and service, as well as a variety of products for financial clients, including check and document scanners, teller cash automation, cash recycling, intelligent safes and more.	service, support, logistics
TTCE Card Dispensers	http://www.szttce.com/en/	Card Readers and Dispensers
Virdee The members of our founding team are veterans of the hospitality industry.	https://virdee.io/company/about	Meet the management team writing Virdee's history and driving innovation in hospitality technology, bringing modern solutions to hotels worldwide.
Prestop.NL kiosks	http://prestop.nl	Prestop is the largest manufacturer within the Benelux of order kiosks, information kiosks, touch tables and touchscreen. Prestop distinguishes itself by first listening to your wishes, innovating, and offering technical support while implementing your application and equipment. Prestop's goal is to TAKE CARE OF YOU!	kiosks
Custom Covers, Retail Display Covers, Concessions Covers	https://www.equipinc.com/	We offer custom covers for RMUs, kiosks, and more! All our covers are made in the USA and designed in-house for a precise and protective fit.
Videotel Digital Introduces the All New VP92+ Digital Signage Media Player	https://www.videoteldigital.com/blogs/press-releases/videotel-digital-introduces-the-all-new-vp92-digital-signage-media-player	The VP92+ Can Push the Same OR Different Content to Two Different Screens Simultaneously Videotel Digital is pleased to announce its brand new VP92+ reimagined to be faster and more powerful than ever before. Because the VP92+ has dual HDMI ports, users can now use just one player to present two screens of the same co
Gibco Kiosks	http://www.gibco-kiosks.com/Default.aspx	Gibco has been making kiosk enclosures since 1991. Gibco Kiosks was charter member number two at Kiosks.org. We have manufactured over eight thousand kiosk enclosures. You will not see any computer renderings of kiosks on our website; just photographs. We make kiosks.	enclosures
Advantech All-in-One Touch Computers & Kiosks	https://www.advantech.com/products/all-in-one-touch-computers-kiosks/sub_ubiquitous_touch_computers	Advantech UTC series are 10-42” industrial-grade, fanless all-in-one touch computers, equipped with latest Intel� processor, a durable touchscreen, and a 16:9 LCD display to deliver excellent performance for diverse retail solutions, such as interactive digital signage, self-ordering terminals, and way finding kiosks.
CUSTOM Printers and POS Terminals	https://www.customamerica.com	CUSTOM is major provider for all types of thermal receipt printers for any number of markets along with POS terminals	printers, pos
KFI CUSTOM PRINTER	http://www.kficustomprinter.com	KFI Custom Printer designs and produces innovative devices for the OEM market. As a division of KFI Srl, it manufactures in Italy and sells worldwide. Our engineers are passionate about performance, reliability, and “design”: they work tirelessly with customers, throughout the custom design process, to produce print solutions that are not only functional and easy to use, but also integrate perfectly and stylishly into the customer’s product. KFI Custom Printer provides its customers with total product integration and implementation support. If you are thinking about embedding a print engine into your product, KFI Custom Printer is the partner to provide seamless design support that not only leads to better solutions for your design challenges but also reduces your overall design costs. To better serve our customers in North America, KFI Custom Printer now supports its Distributor with a team of business development managers and technicians, located in the U.S.	custom, printer, oem, thermal, custom printer
Visualplanet	http://visualplanet.biz/	Manufacturers of the touchfoil, a 100 micron clear film that can turn glass into an interactive surface. The touchfoil is supplied to a network of Value Added Resellers and OEM customers who build and deliver interactive solutions around the world.	touchscreens
Portfolio — Image Manufacturing Group	https://www.imgbuilds.com/kiosk-portfolio	You’ll find kiosk products we’ve built in Fortune 100 retail, international airports, major hospitality chains, community centers, physicians’ offices, fitness centers, and hospitals all over the world. They’re being used to support customer service, address emergency disruptions, create new points-of-sale, expedite check-in, enhance wayfinding, provide instructions, and much more.
Boyd Sign Systems \|	https://www.boydsignsystems.com/	For decades, Boyd Sign Systems has been crafting custom signage systems that meet all ADA compliance requirements and building code regulations. We serve Corporate, Hospitality, Healthcare & Assisted Living, Transportation, Museums and Sports Arenas. Whatever type of property you manage, our experienced team is here to help you from start to finish. Count on us to assist you with all of your signage needs from design ideas, graphics support, wayfinding, ADA expertise, engineering, project management, fabrication, and installation.	enclosures
ICI Kiosk \| 360 Group Holdings	http://www.360groupholdings.com/index.php/card-issuance/	Kiosks
Frank Mayer		[Frank Mayer](https://www.frankmayer.com/) is a leading kiosk manufacturer, specializing in [standard](https://www.frankmayer.com/standard-kiosks), [custom](https://www.frankmayer.com/custom-kiosks), and [outdoor ](https://www.frankmayer.com/outdoor-kiosks)self-service kiosks. We design, engineer, and manufacture kiosks for retailers, brands and emergent products across North America.	kiosk, kiosk enclosures, self service kiosks, bill payment kiosks, self order kiosks, check in kiosks, kiosk design
MagTek	http://www.magtek.com/	MagTek is a leading manufacturer of electronic devices and systems for the reliable issuance, reading, transmission and security of cards, checks, PINs and other identification documents.	hardware, pos
Agile FOorce - Remote Technologies for Employee Engagement & Management - Agile Force, Inc	https://www.agileforce.com/	Our Remote Engagement Technologies are the most efficient way to engage and manage your employees from a far. Remote Temperature Checks & I9, PPE Dist.
Source Technologies	http://www.sourcetech.com/	Financial services kiosks including check processing	hardware, enclosures
ACF Technologies	http://www.acftechnologies.com/	ACF is the leader in innovative customer flow and Lobby Management Solutions incorporating Queuing, Scheduling, Appointments, and Mobile Technology	software
bright box	https://brightboxcharge.com	cell phone charging kiosks	charging kiosks
UnixFor Kiosks	http://unixfor.gr	We act as a one-stop shop for all your self service needs. We engineer, build and assemble quality self service kiosks. We incorporate powerful software applications and remote monitoring system and we offer complete self service solutions.	enclosures
Innovative Technology	https://www.innovative-technology.com/	A leading provider of cash handling technology we enable businesses across the world to handle coins, notes and tickets more efficiently, reducing cash related security risks and improving their customers' experience. As an innovation-led global technology company, we research and develop a broad range of state of the art cash handling products for the gaming, amusement, vending, retail and kiosk markets. With over 25 years’ experience, we have grown to become one of the leading providers of cash handling technology in the world; manufacturing banknote validators, banknote recyclers, multi-coin hoppers and ticketing products that handle millions of transactions every day for some of the world’s leading companies. We have a growing international presence with commercial operations across the globe, two manufacturing sites, a rapidly expanding R&D centre and a network of over 20 trading partners.
Intouch Interactive	http://intouchkiosk.com/	Custom software development.	software
Pan Oston \| Where Stores Go To Shop!	http://www.panoston.com/	Pan-Oston has over 45 years of experience creating custom retail solutions for retailers nationwide. Learn more about Pan-Oston Today!	enclosures
Rosendahl Conceptkiosk :: Kiosks and Digital Signage	http://www.conceptkiosk.com/	Our productline offers informationskiosks from 19" and up to 84", both indoor aswell as outdoor. We are very flexible, and constantly tries to adapt to the customers wishes, and therefore we are developing special solutions in 3D autocad.	hardware, enclosures
Zebra Technologies	https://www.zebra.com/us/en/products/oem.html	Zebra OEM scan engines and private label scanners, imagers, mobile computers and other technology offer flexible integration and rapid product development.
SapientX AI	https://sapientx.com/	We were founded by an AI engineer, an architect and a rocket scientist... together dedicated to making the worlds first conversational characters.	ai
Kiosks, Inc (A Division of Compustation, Inc)	http://www.kiosksinc.com	Kiosk Manufacturers in USA. We offer Custom Solutions from Touch screen, Interactive Information kiosk systems. 15+ years experience w/ 3 Year Warranty.	enclosures, outdoor
friendlyway AG	http://www.friendlyway.com/	POS systems are the nerve center of your company, relaying and digesting crucial information and allowing you to manage your business efficiently. Our comprehensive suite of POS products and services offers you the choice and flexibility you need to turn patrons into profits.	software, enclosures
EuroTouch Kiosks	http://urwayholdings.com/eurotouch-kiosks/	EuroTouch Kiosks offers the world's most contemporary and highest quality kiosks and dynamic signage products in the industry. We offer a comprehensive series of indoor and outdoor kiosk and dynamic signage products for the most design-conscious clients and from the most elegant environments to the most demanding environments.	hardware, enclosures
NeoProducts	http://neoproductsgroup.com/	Neo supply kiosk design and manufacturer services, such as touch screen kiosks and monitors. Offices in UK and Australia with the ability to serve most parts of the world, including Africa, America, Asia and the Middle East.	enclosures, hardware
PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS \| Digital Kiosks For The World	https://oemkiosks.com/	We make premium digital kiosks. We are proud to continue manufacturing high quality digital kiosks and billboards for indoor and outdoor with more than 21 years of experience.	kiosks
Retail Freight - Get it when you want it.	http://www.retailfreight.com/	Get it when you want it.	logistics
bite kiosk	https://bitekiosk.com	Bite’s intelligent personalized self-service kiosks with facial recognition are here for QSRs, hotels, casinos, and retail.
Southern Specialties	http://southernspecialtieskiosk.com/	Kiosk enclosures	enclosures, hardware
ARCA - Currency Systems	http://www.arcatechsystems.com	We provide technology and services to help people control cash and coin in self-service kiosks. Cash recyclers, cash dispensers, and more.	hardware, coin, cash
Reality Interactive	http://www.realityi.com/	Reality Interactive is a full-service Digital Merchandising agency developing solutions for Kiosks, Signage, eCommerce, Mobile and Social Media.	software
MorphoTrust USA DMV Kiosk	http://www.morphotrust.com/IdentitySolutions/ForMotorVehicleAgencies/Issuance360/Self-ServiceSolutions/Kiosks.aspx	MorphoTrust Self-Service Kiosks allow customers to manage transactions such as driver license renewals, replacements, updated photos and vehicle registration renewals, to name a few.	hardware, software, security
Eyebot Vision Care	http://www.eyebot.co	Our mission is to make vision care accessible to everyone, everywhere, equally - at the touch of a button. The demand for vision care is growing fast and eye doctor availability is not keeping up. Our kiosks allow users to get a quick and accurate vision test in just 90 seconds, all without the need to schedule an appointment. You can learn more about us at www.eyebot.co. For a quick overview of what we do, here’s a CNET article highlighting our AI-powered vision tests. We are interested in ensuring that we provide the best experience to all users out there, and would love to explore ways to make our kiosks able to serve everyone more effectively.
Comark	http://comarkcorp.com/	Manufacturer of rugged computers, industrial computers, abs computers and marine/military computers for industrial and UL 864 9th Edition/ULC-S527 building automation computers	enclosures, hardware, digital signage
Kiosk Innova	http://www.kioskinnova.com/english/default.asp	Kiosk Innova is a leading provider of self-service and Digital Signage solutions with a long time experience in the global market.	enclosures, hardware
Qmatic	http://qmatic.com/	We are the world's number one in connecting demand with service whereby creating remarkable customer experiences - and have as the number one leader been doing it for over 30 years.	software, customer flow
Rocky Mountain Multimedia	http://www.rockmedia.com	We provide kiosk software solutions, touch screen software, directory software. We have been creating kiosk software solutions for touch screen kiosks since 1994.	software
FWI Digital Signage - Content from Any Source to Any Screen	http://fourwindsinteractive.com	In order to communicate effectively to our employees and customers in today's environment, communications need to be delivered digitally, on a screen, and in a visually compelling format to inspire action. Four Winds Interactive is the visual layer for digital business that enables organizations to engage customers and employees by communicating the right information, on the right screen, at the right time...all from a single software platform.	software, digital signage
Nidec Sankyo	http://www.extra.nidec-sankyo.co.jp/card/en/index.html	NIDEC SANKYO has been engaged in card reader research and development for approximately 40 years, emphasizing reliability and security. The Company has helped to establish advanced technologies in the areas of media handling, image processing, and contact and contactless IC cards.	hardware
Koolronic - Enclosure Cooling	http://www.kooltronic.com	Closed-loop cooling of enclosures to below-ambient temperatures	outdoor, cooling
TurnKey Kiosks	http://turnkeykiosks.com/	TurnKey Kiosks offers a full array of kiosk solutions. Choose from a relatively simple informational kiosk to a full service financial kiosk capable of completing ATM transactions, bill payment, wire transfers and other various functions. TurnKey Kiosks Solutions produces amazing, all-in-one kiosks designed specifically to assist you in all your business's needs.	hardware, enclosures
NEXTEP SYSTEMS > Who We Serve > Restaurants	http://nextepsystems.com/	NEXTEP SYSTEMS is a leading provider of foodservice technology for Fast Casual and QSR concepts. NEXTEP provides integrated, enterprise scalable, cloud based solutions to include Point of Sale (POS), the World's Fastest Drive Thru™ Touchscreen Drive Thru, Self Order Kiosks, Dynamic Menu Displays™, NEXTEP Mobile, Order Management Systems (OMS) and web based management tools.	software, food ordering
Utilite Compulab	http://utilite-computer.com/web/home	Utilite Overview High performance, low-power, rich I/O and miniature design make Utilite an attractive solution for wide range of applications. Learn more " Utilite Models Utilite is offered in a range of models featuring different CPU grades, memory and storage configurations and interfaces.	hardware
Digital Business Kiosk Consulting	https://digitalbusiness.us/	Our group consists of multiple individuals across the world providing top tier kiosk consulting and consultants in the self-service world.	consulting
Tapit Self Ordering Kiosks for Restaurants and Retail	http://www.tapitinc.com	Tapit smart vending,self-service kiosk, touch screen self-order kiosk solutions utilize innovative technologies to create stunning touch screen solutions coupled with an advanced remote management suite to track supply inventory, automate purchasing processes, reduce expenditures and increase revenues.	software
Rise Vision	https://www.risevision.com	An enterprise level Digital Signage Software Platform that has all the features you’ll need to manage a network of any size. And the best part? It’s FREE!
Key Copy Kiosks	https://key.me/kiosks	Get keys made near you with the KeyMe key copy kiosk. Thousands of locations in convenience, grocery and hardware stores. Get duplicate keys near you now!	key copy
Samsung KNOX	https://www.samsungknox.com/en#	Samsung KNOX is a suite of mobile enterprise security solutions that provides device protection, management and development options.
Comprise Technologies	https://comprisetechnologies.com/self-service-payments/	Library kiosks	library
TransAct \| Transaction Printers, Terminals and Software	http://www.transact-tech.com/	Ticket printers for gaming kiosks	printers
PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS		WE ARE A KIOSK MANUFACTURER COMPANY More at www.oemkiosks.com The Portuguese company PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS is a worldwide references in the development and manufacture of multimedia kiosks, self-service equipment, digital billboards, interactive tables and other digital solutions for all types of sectors and industries. With more than 20 years of experience, more than 15000 units produced, for more than 35 different countries, our portfolio is vast. PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS has more than 100 standard models and works with the best brands and companies. We know that success of a company is actually connected to a strategic plan, that approach citizens to digital technologies, promoting experiences and sharing, and thats why all company divisions participate and interact with each other so that a global harmony is achieved in every product or service develop by our company. The technology itself is something that is constantly evolving and will certainly bring new benefits to society by providing tools in a practical, fast and efficient way. PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS That is why PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS is an innovative technological company capable of responding to all market needs, developing customized products and solutions to each client, company, partner or distributor. > ASSEMBLY FACILITIES WITH MORE THAN 2800 M2 PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS The mission of the PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS company is the development of products and services, oriented to the consumers, aiming to contribute to the creation of technological and industrial innovation, with the aim of creating technological tools that facilitate and accelerate the tasks of any individual, adopting and valuing practices of social responsibility to achieve the objectives. Teamwork, dedication, quality, communication, perseverance and vision are some of the factors that contributed most to the company's affirmation in the market. Innovation, whether in a technical, creative or in the development and process, added to the knowledge accumulated over the years, today is a differentiating factor of PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS and a prerequisite in everything we do and we develop. It is with maximum enthusiasm that the PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS company has increased its production capacity and has chosen innovation as a pillar of its development. Present in markets such as the United Kingdom, Spain, Saudi Arabia, France, Israel, Turkey, Czech Republic and others, PARTTEAM & OEMKIOSKS is recognized internationally and the results of this international bet have made the company become what it is today, a growing company and expansion. WHY US? Advantages, benefits, technology STATE OF THE ART DESIGN Our engineers and designers have taken care to create solutions which in addition to innovative technology represents a distinctive mark in regard to the design, usability and ergonomics. We develop kiosks, totems and digital signage solutions (hardware and software) that can maximize the return of investment of our clients. FAST PRODUCTION TIMES With more than 15000 thousands projects, we have a refined process of kiosk development and our in-house fabrication together with other manufacturing production lines allow us to leverage our resources, creating a flexible manufacturing capability that enables fast response to low or high volumes. EXPERIENCE & TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITY Several years has passed since our first kiosk production, and we are proud to continue manufacturing high quality equipments for indoor and for outdoor. We have more than 100 standard models and in some cases we are in the 7th generation of our kiosk models, and each one an improvment on the last generation BESPOKE & CUSTOM ENGINEERING Our in-house technical and product design departments are able to develop any bespoke equipment with custom design to fit the demands of each customer and each specific project. RELIABILTY & PERFECTION To guarantee the maximum quality and precision of our equipments, our qualified tecnhical team assemblies every component and product in our facilities, and quality tests are performed before delivering to the client. We pride ourselves on producing equipment that most finishing is done by hand, achieving unprecedented accuracy.	kiosks, kiosk, billboard, digital signage, sco, selfservice kiosk, digital billboard
SITA - Automated passport control kiosk	http://www.sita.aero/content/Automated-passport-control-kiosk	At peak travel times, lengthy queues form in the Federal Inspection Service (FIS) Immigration hall, to the point that passengers can be held on arriving aircraft until the queues recede.SITA's automated passport control kiosks are designed using a three-step process to speed up processing at the US Immigration Primary Line and therefore alleviate c	enclosures, software
MEI - Home	http://www.meigroup.com/	MEI holds one of the world's largest installed bases of unattended payment systems, handling over 2 billion transactions per week in more than 120 countries. The company developed the first electronic coin mechanism in the 1960s, followed by the first electronic non-contact bill validator, and more recently added cashless solutions, vending management software, and bill recycling technology.	hardware, cash, coin
ChargeItSpot	http://chargeitspot.com/	ChargeItSpot is the leading provider of secure cell phone charging stations for retail stores across the U.S. Download our mobile app for locations.	charging kiosks
Happy or Not		Customer satisfaction terminal for retail	software, enclosures
Renovo Software	http://www.renovosoftware.com/	Corrections and jail visitation software Renovo.	software, corrections, jail
Pan Oston Interactive kiosk & Self Service terminal from Pan Oston	http://www.panostonkiosk.nl/en	Improving interaction, service, loyalty and even sales with the interactive kiosk from Pan Oston Simplify Self service. Visit our website.	enclosure
Square	https://squareup.com/	Open an online store for free in Square Market. Sell in person and online with Square.	pos
NCR Silver	http://www.ncrsilver.com/	Ring up sales and more - do what you love and sell anywhere Customer Stories "Being able to stay in touch with my customers is the greatest improvement to my business and NCR Silver's mobility lets me engage with my customers on the store floor." See more customer stories " Complete.	software, tablet, pos, hardware
TableAir	https://www.tableair.com/solutions	TableAir offers solutions that enable smart office in it's entirity. Desk, meeting room bookings, App, integrations of NFC and O365.
Meridian	http://mzero.com/	At meridian, we're committed to developing innovative and total self-service solutions. Well, actually, we're obsessed with it. We understand that emerging technologies can positively impact growth and efficiency in any business and we work tirelessly to develop solutions that assist in that growth. Helping our clients grow is our reason for being.	enclosures, software, hardware
I&E Company Kiosk and All-in-One Products	http://www.iepos.com/	RUGGED COMMERCIAL GRADE TOUCH ALL-IN-ONES Row 1 - Rugged Commercial Grade Intel Atom or i3 Touch All-in-Ones The rugged Slim Kiosk Series All-in-Ones are industrial commercial grade kiosk workstations can be mounted on a wall and feature long-life LED backlighting, all-steel enclosures with anodized brushed aluminum bezels, separate DC power adapter with locking power connector, and a host of peripheral add-ons...	reseller
Gable – A Visual Solutions Company.	https://gablecompany.com/	Wayfinding systems such as Simon	digital signage, wayfinding
JSchweickart.com	https://jschweickart.com/	### J. Schweickart, LLC ### Inspired & Compelling Conceptual Design Portfolio: www.jschweickart.com	design, consulting
Simple Kiosk Software	http://www.kiosksimple.com	We make it easy to configure and secure your self-service kiosk.	software
Phoenix Kiosk	http://www.phoenixkiosk.com/	Visit Phoenix Kiosk® and let our experienced professionals build you the perfect Kiosk Solution. Specializing in Custom, Turnkey and Interactive Kiosks.	enclosures, hardware
Protouch	http://www.protouch.co.uk/	End-to-end service provider supplying Self Service Kiosks, Touchscreens, Kiosk Software & Support Europe-wide.	enclosures, software
MediaKube LLC	http://mediakube.com/	mobile apps \| creative media production \| consulting for healthcare, children and retail	software, consulting, mobile
Qube	http://qubeinc.com/qubeinc/	Qube, Inc. makes plastic box enclosures for computers, laser printers, wifi routers, CPU cabinets, kiosks, and industrial computer cabinets.	enclosures, hardware
PicsWare	http://urwayholdings.com/19-2/	PicsWare is a revolutionary photo management and guest experience system designed for the entertainment, travel and hospitality industries, but uniquely suited to the cruise industry. PicsWare streamlines the picture-taking, tagging, viewing, sharing, printing and purchasing process by integrating a handheld computer with ID reader and SLR camera at the point of experience, and then guests can view, share, download, and print from touch screens or kiosk stations.	software
Griffin Technology	http://griffintechnology.com/	Griffin Technology. Cases, chargers, cables, home & car audio for iPhone, iPad, iPod, smartphones, tablet PCs, more. Get more from your tech - Connect to play.	tablet, hardware, ipad
Mass Multimedia \| Touchscreens.com	http://www.touchscreens.com/	touch screen systems from Mass Multimedia since 1995	touchscreen
Yooba	http://www.yooba.com/	Create custom built product presentations and forms Easy deployment: no programming, secure distribution, scalable pricing Get insights and learn which content is used and shared Productivity, professionalism and information on-demand Manage your brand and content from one central source of truth Build, manage and deploy iPad apps for your sales, marketing and information needs Request a free trial today Watch video Using apps, businesses get more opportunities to optimize sales processes with quick access to information directly on the iPad.	software
SEKO MedTec Solutions		Specialized White Glove, time-definite transportation and logistics services for sensitive, high-value products. www.sekologistics.com/en/industries/technology/
Harbor Industries \| Makes Innovation Relevant	http://www.harborretail.com/		enclosures
AudioEye, Inc.	https://www.audioeye.com/	If not coded properly, a website may not work for all users, in particular for users of assistive technology (AT), such as a screen reader. By implementing AudioEye, our solution fixes compliance issues and provides a toolkit with a feature for reporting feedback related to access and usability and a free AT that makes the web easier to use.	audio, consulting
Xpedient - Kiosk Software Solutions	http://www.xpedientsoftware.com/	The Xpedient® software platform is a scalable enterprise solution that allows businesses to create, manage and deploy a wide array of self-serve kiosk applications such as food ordering, retail, product locator, human resource, hotel check-in, medical, manufacturing and ticketing applications.	software, food ordering
Ideum	http://ideum.com/	Ideum provides a full range of exhibit design, Web design, and interactive design services to museums, nonprofit organizations, and socially responsible companies. We create dynamic interactive experiences for museum and Web visitors	software, enclosures
Blue Zebra Kiosks	http://www.bluezebrakiosks.com/	HOW? WHY? WHERE? Information-Based Advertising. Consumers are often confused when searching for legal information or hiring a lawyer. Our kiosks are engaging, attractive, and simple to use. Consumers can easily find information on a specific legal topic, and instantly get a printout, text, or email with useful legal tips, and the name of ONE …	software, legal advice
TabletKiosk	http://tabletkiosk.com/	TabletKiosk manufactures and sells enterprise grade and rugged Tablet PC systems for mobile professionals that feature both touch screen and digitizer (pen) input. TabletKiosk also offers a wide assortment of business focused accessories and interchangeable peripherals that enhance how Tablet PCs are used, handled or carried.	tablet
Workface Chat Software for Kiosks	http://www.workface.com	Add the power of live chat software to your kiosk application with Workface and start talking live with customers via text, audio and video.	software
Newtouch	http://www.newtouch.com.au/	Touchscreen Kiosks, Monitors and Tables \| Newtouch Newtouch is a manufacturer and distributor of all interactive touch products. Headquartered and founded in Melbourne, Australia. Newtouch is an innovative and well established interactive touch company, with office and showroom in Melbourne and assembly lines in three locations worldwide.	hardware, enclosures
HP Retail Solutions	http://www8.hp.com/us/en/campaigns/retail-solutions/overview.html	Building customer loyalty is first and foremost about the brand experience - across all channels. With the right tools to personalize the experience, you'll keep your customers coming back. We've got this. For over 40 years, HP has been helping retailers evolve with the dynamics of a changing marketplace, delivering solutions and services from the corporate office to the store front and everywhere in between.	hardware
Revel iPad POS Systems	http://revelsystems.com/	One of the reasons we decided to move to a POS system was because we realized all the analytical data that we weren't getting to, which was one of the exciting things about Revel. Having the ... Craig Wathen Read Full Testimonial I needed a full service system that was beautiful and sophisticated.	software, tablet, pos
ShopKeep POS	http://www.shopkeep.com/	ShopKeep POS is the preferred iPad POS system for retail, quick service restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and more. Call our friendly team at 800 820 9814.	pos, software, tablet
codigo.com	http://www.codigo.com/	Tablet kiosk software	software, tablet, digital signage
Galaxy Enclosures - Home	http://www.galaxyenclosures.com/	One Stop Shop for Samsung Security Solutions - Galaxy Lock - Galaxy Enclosure - Galaxy Security Locks - Tab Lock and more	hardware, tablets
Nuiteq	http://nuiteq.com/	Snowflake 4 is a ground breaking multitouch software suite that literally moves your world. Its magic has to be experienced. Its breathtaking interface and powerful applications brings excitement to any interactive touch screen of any size.	software
PERCH	http://www.perchinteractive.com/	Perch Interactive digital signage display devices are set to bring revolutionary change to in-store shopper experiences.	hardware, digital signage
Brookview Technologies	http://brookviewtechnologies.com/	North American Distributor of HoloPro and visualplanet touchfoil	touchscreens
U-TOUCH	http://www.u-touch.co.uk/	Worldwide specialists in multitouch technology,Touchscreen, touch walls, touch screen, monitors,multi-touch,touch tables and Touch Screens, touchscreens	touchscreen
RiseVision - Enterprise Digital Signage Software that’s FREE \| Rise Vision	http://www.risevision.com	An enterprise level Digital Signage Software Platform that has all the features you’ll need to manage a network of any size. And the best part? It’s FREE!	software, digital signage
Scalefusion Lockdown Kiosk Mode	https://scalefusion.com/kiosk-solution	Lock all your mobile devices or desktops to specific apps with Scalefusion kiosk software for business. Get started with kiosk solutions free trial to achieve complete lockdown over Android, iOS and Windows 10 devices.	software
SPYEGLASS	http://www.spyeglass.com/	Spyeglass is a digital signage company and Master Distributor of 3M Vikuiti and MACtac GlassMovie projection products.	digital signage
RapidRollout	http://www.customkiosksoftware.com/	Software company specializing in custom kiosk projects. We use open source tech to deliver modern touch user interfaces.	software
Power Products	http://www.power.cz/#	POWER products s.r.o. was founded in 1996 in Prague, Czech Republic, with the amalgamation of Graphic Products s.r.o. and Business Power Systems s.r.o. The company now has over 17 years experience in selling, servicing and the production of specialized IT equipment. Today POWER products has become a leading supplier of kiosks, self-service terminals, special monitors, LCD panels, touchscreens and industrial and military monitors.	hardware, enclosures
MokiMobility	http://mokimobility.com/	The MokiManage Platform enables mobile app operations management via our mobile SDK and web-based interface. Support your apps in the field with real-time app performance tools.	software
Howard Technology Solutions	https://www.howardcomputers.com/Category/kiosks.cfm	Shop Online for the Best Deals on Computer Hardware, Software, Desktop Computers, Laptop, Tablet and All Other Technology Solutions at HowardComputers.com
SMART Interactive Solutions	http://smarttech.com/	SMART provides innovative and interactive solutions for Education, Business and Government. SMART brings technology to classrooms, meeting rooms and workspaces to enhance learning, improve collaboration and productivity.	hardware, displays
Palmer Digital Group	https://palmerdigitalgroup.com/	Palmer Digital Group (PDG), a division of Industrial Enclosure Corporation, specializes in custom indoor and outdoor digital kiosks and enclosures. These digital solutions also include drive thru digital menu boards for the QSR industry boasting the most cost-effective solution in the industry and with operating temperatures of -20f to	enclosures
Logic Junction	http://logicjunction.com/	Hospital Wayfinding from LogicJunction is one of its process automation services emulating human to human interaction at lower cost and greater reliability	software, wayfinding, healthcare
Innovative Office Products - tablet mounts	http://www.lcdarms.com/tablik-desk-mount.php	The Tablik™ tablet and iPad arm desk mount by Innovative Office Products, offers a revolutionary, flexible, ergonomic tablet-to-desk mounting solution.	tablet
SITA AirportConnect® Kiosk \|	http://www.sita.aero/solutions-and-services/products/airportconnect-kiosk	SITA's AirportConnect Kiosk is a self-service airport kiosk that can be dedicated to a specific airline or shared as common-use by multiple airlines. The kiosk can be used for a number of self-service processes, including booking, changing a reservation and check-in. AirportConnect Kiosk is designed to meet IATA's common use self-service (CUSS) specifications.	transportation
Tierney Technology Solutions	https://www.tierney.com/solutions/digital-signage/	Contact us to learn more about stunning video walls, unique OLED displays, interactive touch displays, engaging outdoor signs, or incredible LED screens.
Continental Utility Solutions Utility Billing Software CUSI	http://www.cusi.com	Continental Utility Solutions, Inc., has been servicing Customer Information Systems, Utility Billing Applications and Financial Management Software since 1984.	software, bill payment
Easyway Kiosks	http://easyway-kiosks.co.uk/	Easyway Kiosks is your one stop shop for Touchscreen Kiosks, Tablets, and Touchscreens, Touchscreen Digital Signage, Epos, Interactive solutions, Support and Software. Fully tried and tested with over 9000 Kiosks installed across Europe, UK and USA.	enclosures, hardware
ECRS - self-service kiosks	http://www.ecrs.com/products/vending-technology/self-service-kiosk-models/#	Self-service kiosks for supermarkets and POS and more	pos, hardware
Xplore Technologies \| Rugged Tablet PCs	http://www.xploretech.com/	Rugged tablets
Abuzz Solutions \| Multi-Award Winning Kiosk Solutions	http://abuzzsolutions.com/	Abuzz has been producing kiosk solutions since 1995.	enclosures
SysLINK	http://www.systech.com/syslink-m2m-modular-gateway	The Systech® SysLINK™ M2M Gateway enables remote access to a wide variety of sensors and devices for monitoring and control purposes.	3g
eKiosks - Made in Germany	http://www.ekiosk.com/	Wir sind Hersteller von digitalen Informationssystemen, Kiosklösungen, Infoterminals und Spezialist für Digital-Signage Hard- und Softwarelösungen mit Sitz in Deutschland.
Knowbility, Inc.	http://www.knowbility.org/	Knowbility is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the mission of improving technology access for millions of youth and adults with disabilities all over the world. Our programs reflect our core values and the strong belief that accessible technology is a key to providing equal access to educational, employment, and social opportunities for people with disabilities. Whether you want to learn about accessibility, participate in the community or get help from our experts; Knowbility has the experience you need. As a worldwide leader in accessible information technology since 1998 we’ve worked with hundreds of business, education, government and nonprofit organizations to train staff, implement effective accessibility strategies, and monitor long term goals to reach millions of new users.	consulting
Jumio - Technology	https://www.jumio.com/	Netverify for Financial Services Financial dealings require a secure level of ID verification Legitimate an ID when fullfilling the requirements of financial institutes online Secure bank transactions, account management and customer relations Quicker than any other method, plus an added layer of security Netverify for Your Collaborated Marketplace Guaranteeing secure trading fo ...	software
Redswimmer - Kiosk Software Experts	http://www.redswimmer.com	RedSwimmer has the expertise you need to design your self-service kiosk software and make your project a glowing success. Contact the kiosk software development experts today.	software
GRUPO PARTTEAM PORTUGAL	http://partteam.com/	Lider no fabrico, comercialização e distribuição de quiosques multimédia, mupis, quiosques interactivos, directorios virtuais, peliculas interactivas, foil touch , gestão de filas de espera, gestão de atendimento. Lider kiosk manufacturer company in the world	hardware
Eyelation	http://www.eyelation.com/	on-site safety eyewear application for kiosk	application, hardware
Leaf	https://leaf.me/	Leaf revives the most important aspect of commerce, the relationship between a business and their customers.	pos
OnForce - Service and Support	http://www.onforce.com/	Beeline and OnForce Revolutionizing how the global extended workforce is procured and managed. OnForce Converge The private enterprise cloud platform for managing your independent workers. Human cloud on the ground Bringing the cloud down to earth for on-site field services. Higher quality, greater speed, lower cost They say you can only pick two.	service, support, field technicians
Vivonet POS	http://www.vivonet.com/	Learn how Vivonet Cloud Point of Sale can help your restaurant succeed by turning transactions into insights and opportunities. Control your restaurant costs, improve sales reporting and planning.	software, pos
Lavu: iPad POS	http://www.poslavu.com/	Lavu an iPad POS solutions for Restaurant, Coffee Shop and Bar. We have an iPad POS solution that is touchscreen, powerful, affordable and incredibly easy to use.	software, tablet, pos
Acante	http://www.acante.co.uk/	Acante are a supplier of Internet kiosks and touch screen Information kiosk software solutions, touchscreen LCDs and touch screen kiosk ticketing machines. All kiosk solutions are manufactured at our offices in Reading, Berkshire.
AVT - Automated Retailing	http://autoretail.com/		enclosures, software, vending
ConnectedSign	http://www.connectedsign.com/	ConnectedSign is a full-service digital signage company with over 20 years of experience. As an industry leader, ConnectedSign has helped more than 3,000 businesses use digital signage systems to communicate more effectively.	digital signage
Clear Touch Interactive	http://www.encoretg.com/solutions/interactive-technology/interactive-panels	Clear Touch Interactive provides fully integrated interactive panel and display solutions that are big, beautiful and intuitive. These interactive panels and displays are specifically designed for the demands and requirements of today's education environments. It is through this combination of high definition LED technology and a true ScatteredIR multi-touch experience that leads Clear Touch Interactive in transforming the interactive education experience.	touchscreens
Lo-K Systems Incorporated - showing you the world...	http://www.lo-ksystems.com/	Kiosk manufacturer. Most notable project is Cabela's	enclosures
Traffic Graffic	http://generalformulations.com/traffic_graffic.asp	Traffic Graffic® films are designed for temporary floor signs, decals and point-of-purchase advertising. This unique system in P.O.P. floor advertising can be used as a stand alone image or in conjunction with existing programs.Traffic Graffic® utilizes General Formulations' Easy-On, Easy-Off non-slip substrate.
Chrome for Work:For kiosks	https://www.google.com/work/chrome/devices/for-kiosks/index.html	Configure Chrome devices to power your customer or employee kiosks	software
JANUS Displays	http://www.janusdisplays.com/	Latest Digital Signage Solutions including Digital Signage Hardware, Digital Signage Content, easy-to-use digital signage software, and complete support of your entire digital signage system.	software, digital signage
HTG Inc.	http://www.htginc.com/	HTG is your one stop, single source IT solutions provider and systems integrator. We deliver on the industry's universal question: . . . ITIL certified and a recognized national leader in HIPAA compliance, HTG partners with and maintains a Fortune 1000 customer base across industries, nationwide and in Europe.	logistics
Masstar - Digital Signs Outdoor	http://www.masstarsigns.com/	Masstar signs has the equipment and personnel to install and service any type and size sign.	outdoor, digital signage
Pannier Corporation \| Marking Systems & Metal Tags	http://www.pannier.com/	Marking systems and supplies for marking industrial products. Printing, stamping, and tagging systems for reliable product identification and traceability.	laminate, outdoor
Lavi Industries	http://www.lavi.com/electronic-queuing/virtual-queuing.aspx	Electronic Queuing - QtracVR Virtual Dispersed Queuing System - from Lavi Industries
Compulocks	http://www.compulocks.com/	Get Computer Locks, Laptop Locks, Computer Lock, Dell Locks, Mac Locks, HP Locks, Notebook Lock, Computer Locker, Cable Locks & Kensington type locks at compulocks for computer security	tablets, hardware
Tablet Armor	http://tabletarmor.com/
PresTop Product - Touch Tables Portable display and monitor stands	http://prestopproducts.com/	Specialist in portable display and monitor stands ✓Customized products ✓20 years experience ✓Wide range of products ✓Interactive touch products	hardware, enclosures, europe
Kiosk Solutions - Munich	http://kiosk-solutions.com/	Kiosk Solutions: Self Service Solutions, Kiosk-Systeme und interaktive Software; Konzeption, Design, Software, Hardware, Implementierung und Support.	enclosures, software
Immediad Group - Digital Signage	http://immediad.com/	Immediad Group enables you to boost your sales with digital signage. POS displays and in store media for shops, cafés, banks, companies and hospitals.	digital signage
Tycon Power Systems	http://tyconpower.com/default.htm	Tycon Power Systems remote power systems using solar power,wind power and hydroelectric power. Renewable green energy systems and accessories.	hardware, outdoor
Sparta Kiosk : The Ultimate iPad® Kiosk	http://spartakioskpro.com/	iPad Kiosk with software	ipad, tablet
Daktronics :: Scoreboards, LED Video Displays, Message Signs, Billboards	http://www.daktronics.com/en-us	Since 1968, Daktronics has been reinventing the way you display. We are the world's industry leader in designing and manufacturing electronic scoreboards, programmable display systems and large screen video displays. It's our passion to continuously provide the highest quality standard display products as well as custom-designed and integrated systems.
U-Vend Inc.	http://www.u-vend.com/About-Us.html	We Have Four Market Segments Environmental, Retail, Service And Mall/Airport Islands With Our Focus Being Environmental And Retail Kiosks.	vending
Electronic Art Custom Kiosk Apps	http://www.electronicart.com/	Custom Touch Screen Software & Hardware, Web Interactive, Digital Signage and Mobile App Dev. What can we build for you today?	software
BlueWater Technologies	http://bluewatertech.com/	Advanced technology solutions that create unique interactive engagements to reinforce your message, activate your audience and positively impact your bottom line.	software
Intera USA - Cemetery Software - Kiosk	http://intera.us	Intera USA, founder of the award winning touch cemetery kiosk, and Cemetery Web Map Server, has been serving cemeteries since 1995, being specialized in cemetery software, cemetery mapping, cemetery data entry, records scanning and online map services	software
Windy Prairie Systems - Cemetary Kiosk	http://www.windyprairie.com/Home/Digital	Windy Prairie Systems offers many different computer touchscreen kiosk. These touchscreen kiosks are designed to accommodate large and small cemeteries. They all have attractive exterior finishes, commercial grade hardware and custom designed software.	software
Antamedia Software	http://www.antamedia.com/	WiFi HotSpot Software, Kiosk software, Internet Cafe software secures & controls public computers, self service Internet kiosk, Hotel WiFi. Free trial.	software
ZeeVee Digital Signage	http://www.zeevee.com/solutions/digital-signage	Versatile digital signage from ZeeVee can deliver your tailored message and represent your brand with ease. From easy message management to high definition signal distribution for unlimited displays, our leading solution is both efficient and affordable. ZvShow, the bonus information channel built into every ZeeVee unit, gives you an in-house information channel without requiring a separate signage player on every single display.	digital signage, hardware
Phoenix Audio - Kiosk Audio Solutions	http://www.phnxaudio.com/	Phoenix Audio Technologies has over 30+ yrs of industry history in providing high quality audio signal processing solutions to small-Fortune 100 companies in various industries. Phoenix is the leader in delivering easily integratable echo cancellation audio subsystems to Kiosk manufactures world wide. [email protected]	hardware, audio
CheapKiosks	http://www.cheapkiosks.com/	CheapKiosks, a division of Kiosk Systems, Inc. We offer standard kiosks, as well as unique and custom kiosks, assembly work is done in the USA.	enclosures
Bud Industries - outdoor enclosures	http://www.budind.com/sealed_plastic.php	Bud Industries line of fiberglass enclosures, NEMA boxes and IP65 enclosures provides superior waterproof protection by offering fiberglass enclosures rated at IP65 to IP67.	outdoor, enclosures
AppTec	http://www.apptec360.com/en_home.html	AppTec is one of the leading companies in Mobile Device Management and Mobile App Management.	mdm, lockdown, software
DECOBIKE LLC	http://www.decobikellc.com/	Bike rental kiosks	hardware, bicycle
10 Squared Manufacturing	http://www.10squared.co.uk/	Interactive technology in many formats	hardware, enclosures, europe
MacPractice	http://www.macpractice.com/md/ipad/check-in/	Premier practice management, clinical and EMR software for the Mac providing a complete Mac solution for Doctors, Dentists, Chiropractors and Eye Doctors from the creators of DentalMac, MediMac and ChiroMac.	software, healthcare
APS - Automatic Payment Systems	https://www.apsmx.com	APS provides expert resource to streamline every phase of a Kiosk or ATM solution development. Clients receive highly specialized leadership in design engineering; application development, integration, manufacturing, and field support for even the most sophisticated self-service platforms.	aps quickpay atm
inLighten - Digital Signage, Wayfinding, Interactive Kiosks and Tablets	http://www.inlighten.net/	Explore Our Full Lineup of Digital Signage and Interactive Kiosks, Digital Signage Hardware and Media Players, Video Displays and Accessories. Users Login to Create, Schedule and Broadcast to Their Own Private Network.	hardware, digital signage
www.shelfx.com	http://www.shelfx.com/	ShelfX self-checkout technology goes far beyond eliminating long lines at the checkout counter. Whether located inside a grocery store, an office micromarket, or even a public vending fridge, ShelfX always gives your customers the most convenient shopping experience. More than that, ShelfX smart shelves also help you better control inventory management, boost internal productivity and enhance customer loyalty.
Commercial Tablets, Tablet Kiosks from Applied Device Technologies	http://applieddevicetechnologies.com	Applied Device Technologies is a product development, sales and distribution company dedicated to serving the commercial tablet market with innovative solutions. ADT was established in 2013 by bringing together key players from leading design, engineering and manufacturing companies in the mobile device industry.	tablet
Keito	http://keito.com/index.php?idioma=1	Health kiosks	healthcare
A Proven Partner for Technical Service Outsourcing	http://www.csasolutions.co/	CSA is a nationwide technical service provider that develops strategic partnerships with high-tech equipment manufacturers and distributors. Our solutions are designed for markets that demand the highest level of professionalism and technical expertise. Our technical equipment maintenance services are backed by an advanced service management infrastructure designed for the efficient delivery of technical service operations solutions.	kiosk service
U-TOUCH \| Worldwide Specialists in Touch Screen Technology	http://www.u-touch.us/	Worldwide Specialists in Touch Screen Technology	touchscreens
Touch Screen Display Technology I Baanto International Ltd. \| Baanto, Scalable Touch Solutions	http://www.baanto.com/	ShadowSense™ is a revolutionary new true multi-touch, touchscreen technology.	hardware, touchscreen
Jibestream \| Interactive Wayfinding Solutions	http://www.jibestream.com/	Jibestream is a leading provider of interactive wayfinding solutions that help capture, shape and fulfill your visitors intent.	software, wayfinding
All Your Kiosk Solutions In One Place	http://gotokiosk.com/	At GoToKiosk, we have a large selection of high quality machines to provide touch screen kiosks, iPad kiosks, retail kiosks, interactive kiosks, and more!	enclosures
TE Technology- Industrial Cooling Products	https://tetech.com	TETechnology designs and manufactures the highest quality thermoelectric coolers, cold plates, liquid coolers, and thermoelectric coolers.	outdoor, cooling
EIC Solutions	http://www.eicsolutions.com/product-category/thermoelectric-air-conditioners/	200 to 3200 BTU thermoelectric air conditioners. Compact, low-maintenance Peltier coolers for electronic cabinets and enclosures. View Pricing - Submit RFQ!	hardware, outdoor
CALIENTÉ	http://www.calientellc.com/thermoelectric-coolers	Solid-state reliability, virtually maintenance-free sub-ambient cooling Allows cooling and heating Splash proof fans (IP54), ruggedized fittings standard for outdoor - IP 67 available	hardware, outdoor
LairdTech	http://www.lairdtech.com/products/category/585	As engineers, you understand the critical importance of thermal management systems. You also understand that different applications have different needs, usually requiring custom-designed solutions. But you also know that those solutions need to be reliable, sustainable and deliverable on time and on budget. By working with Laird, you are engaging with a global trusted partner with proven experience and expertise in creating innovative, active solutions to the most complex thermal management issues. With the broadest product line that comprises liquid cooling systems to recirculating chillers, thermoelectric assemblies to thin film thermoelectric modules, we have the scale, the production capabilities and the appetite to deliver what you need, when you need it, and at a price you can afford.	hardware, outdoor
TTI Technologies - Hospitality Software	http://www.ttitel.com/	Samples of our Business Center solution... Hoteliers are demanding technology that can expedite guest check-in, improve operational efficiencies, and protect assets from false charge-back claims and erroneous personal identification.	software, hospitality, wayfinding
FutureLogic, Inc.	http://www.futurelogic-inc.com/	FutureLogic offers the most decorated tito printers in gaming along with printing solutions in the kiosk, medical, gas pump, and voting markets.
Graphic Tickets & Systems \| Thermal Paper	http://www.graphictickets.com/	Premier Supplier of Thermal Paper, ATM Paper, Parking Ticket Paper, Printer Rolls, POS Paper and Kiosk Paper. We Make Every Transaction Count.	pos, hardware
GIGAIPC	http://www.gigaipc.com/	GIGAIPC, established in 2018 as an independent IPC-focused spin-off from GIGABYTE, GIGAIPC has a Research & Development department, combined with our outstanding research and design ability, we also has an award-winning Taiwan-based manufacturing facility, synchronizing with our R&D department to deliver high quality and reliable products. [GIGAIPC Product](http://www.gigaipc.com/?action=products1) Our service centers have been established in most major cities worldwide, and our global presence is still being expanding. We also can provide standardized off-the-shelf products or customized solutions to system integrator and OEM/ODM clients. Feel free to contact with [email protected] for any inquiry. [GIGAIPC Official Website](http://gigaipc.com)	embedded motherboard, mini ipc, digital signage, kiosks, pos, security, hardware
Intermedia Touch - Interactive Digital Signage Integrators	http://www.intermediatouch.com/	Intermedia Touch is an expert in custom digital signage software and hardware. We help you throughout the the whole process in developing your digital signage project.	hardware, enclosures, digital signage
Wayfinding Pro™ \| The content manager for wayfinding & indoor navigational systems.	http://www.wayfindingpro.com/	Wayfinding Pro™ is the best and most economical content management system for turning your floor plans into interactive indoor building maps, or wayfinding systems.	software, wayfinding
SurferQuest™ - Hotel Business Center Software	http://surferquest.com/	SurferQuest™ offers the most complete and proven hotel business center, kiosk software and internet cafe computer hardware for the hospitality industry.	software
ConnectPoint	http://chkamerica.com/	Digital solutions for transit wayfinding	enclosures, software
IceQube	http://www.iceqube.com/	Manufacturer of enclosure cooling for NEMA type electronic enclosures, Ice Qube keeps your electronics cool with air conditioners, heat exchangers and filtered fans.	outdoor
Wello Inc	https://welloinc.com/wellostationx-body-temperature-screening/	Hands-free, self-service, elevated body temperature screening unit. Clinically tested, FDA-Cleared, and proven in hospitals across the country.
YVR Vancouver Airline Check-In	http://www.yvr.ca/en/flight-information/checkin.aspx	There are a few different options for checking in for your flight at YVR. Choose the one that is most convenient for you. Full service check-in is available at your airline's counters at YVR on the Departures Level. You'll receive your boarding pass and checked baggage claim tags here.	transportation
Ledabour Kiosk	http://ledabour1.azurewebsites.net/#	Ledabour develops, delivers and supports self-service industry's range for indoor and outdoor kiosks, kiosk software, and kiosk customization services. We build kiosks for all types of applications: from medical kiosks, bill payment transactional kiosks, visitor management, coupon kiosk, queue management kiosk, help wanted, etc.	hardware, software
Clover Station for POS Tablet	https://www.clover.com/station	point of sale brings world class features to any merchant.	tablet, pos
Poynt - The Smart Payment Terminal	https://getpoynt.com	Poynt was founded on the belief that all merchants should have access to innovative technology without compromising on security or user experience. We set out to fix broken commerce infrastructure by bringing developers, distributors and merchants together on an open platform running on top of a smart, multipurpose device. We invite you to join us on our journey to build the next chapter in commerce.	pos
Publicom	http://www.publicominc.com/products/blood-pressure-monitoring/	Publicom's Blood Pressure Monitoring equipment is designed to meet the special needs of environments with high ambient noise and high volume.	hardware, software, health
Global Cash Access \| GCA Inc \| Integrated Casino Cash Solutions	http://www.gcainc.com/	Global Cash Access (GCA Inc.) - provider of integrated casino cash solutions. NYSE:GCA	enclosures
SignageLive - Digital Signage Software as a Service - free support / updates	https://signagelive.com/	Cloud-based digital signage software platform, one price per connected player including support and updates. Manage Android, Linux, Windows and Smart TVs	digital signage, software
Qnomy - Queue Management, Scheduling & Digital Signage Software Solutions \| Q-nomy	http://qnomy.com/	is the market leader of in-store customer experience management solutions, ranging from essentials like take a number and digital signage systems up to the most advanced appointment scheduling software, customer flow management, business process management, and mobile applications.
Kiosk4Business - Touch Screen Kiosks for Retail, Public & Healthcare \| Kiosks4business	http://www.kiosks4business.com/	Touchscreen kiosks and kiosk software, encompassing free standing, wall and custom designs. Kiosks are designed for retail, health and government applications.	enclosures
Hygeia Health	http://www.hygeia.us/	H1 Clinical Kiosk	healthcare
Sandman - Handsets Communications	http://www.sandman.com/KioskHandsets.html	Communication components for self-service. -- Kiosk, Prison Visitation, Payphone, 911 Dispatch and Custom Handsets from sandman.com	hardware
Fujitsu - Currency Handling Product Solutions	http://www.fujitsu.com/us/products/computing/peripheral/others/atm/	Security, convenience, ease of use and reliability are all attributes end-users look for in currency handling products they use and trust. Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) strive to provide their customers with products that meet end-users expectations while finding new ways to differentiate their product at a competitive price.	hardware, cash
ViewPoint Interactive Kiosks	http://www.ics.com/viewpoint-interactive-kiosks	Interactive marketing kiosks at viewpointkiosks.com
thinENGINE Computer [Inducomp]	http://www.thinengine.com/products/custom-kiosks	We custom design kiosks for outdoor or indoor, retail or industrial use. We will integrate software and add a top layer of security to the OS and can deploy your kiosk anywhere in the US, Canada and most of Europe.	enclosures, hardware, kiosks
mymusa - utility smart appliances	http://www.mymusa.it/en/products.html	Simplifying and automating business processes, reducing waiting times and increasing customer satisfaction are the cornerstones of the philosophy behind our products.	hardware
Computer Peripherals & OEM Mechanisms \| PDI	http://www.pdiscan.com/	PDI is a world class Original Equipment Manufacturer of computer peripherals including a wide range of scanners, card readers, card printers, and dispensers.	hardware
Longbow - About us - Automated Fare Collection & Self Service Kiosk Manufacturer & Provider - Malaysia & ...	http://www.longbow.com.my/About_Us/	Leading provider & manufacturer of self service kiosk for ticketing, transit, transport, cinema, food & beverages & retail with Kiosk Software, Kiosk Reporting and Cashless Payment	hardware, transportation
Insight UK Partnership \| Buy iHOLD Tablet Enclosures Online \| imageHOLDERS	http://www.imageholders.com/pages/insight	imageHOLDERS are pleased to announce our new partnership with Insight, the UKs leading supplier of IT products and services. Insight UK supplies over 75,000 ha
Veloxity Cell Phone Charging Stations	http://veloxity.us/	Rent or buy cell phone charging stations for any venue.	charging kiosks
TravelersBox	http://www.travelersbox.com/	Kiosks that enable travelers to deposit their left over change and to transform it to emoney	enclosures
Elephant Kiosks	http://www.elephantkiosks.co.uk/	In the UK, interactive touchscreens and healthcare,	healthcare
Kiosks/Virtual Offices \| QuotePro	https://www.quotepro.com/insurance-solutions/kiosks-virtual-offices/	Residing on an ATM, the QuotePro Kiosk acts as your new virtual office by accepting payments, quoting insurance, selling insurance, delivering ID and generating retail brand impressions.	bill payment, hardware
Affectiva	http://www.affectiva.com/	Affectiva is the leading provider of cost-effective, scalable emotion analytics for market research applications.	software, facial recognition
Idea_Lab Innovation Corp. \| Complete Digital Kiosk Rental Solution	https://idealabinnovationcorp.com/	Kiosk Rentals	kiosk rental
Clyd - Control your devices - Mobile Device Management solution tailored for your business	https://www.control-your-devices.com/	clyd is specialized in cloud-based Mobile Device Management. These solutions will allow you to manage your fleets of iOS and Android devices.	software
Thinclient - Portal	http://www.thinclient.org/	thinclient solutions, including hardware,software computing.
VAULT	http://www.vaultenclosures.com/	iPad POS Stand, iPad POS Enclosure, Dell Venue POS Stand, Dell Venue POS Enclosure with wall mount, counter mount options. Magtek, IDTECH, Roampay, EMV support	ipad, stands
Integrated Passenger Services - Materna ips	http://www.materna-ips.com/ips/	Materna over 30 years experience in aviation solutions for airlines and airports: see us at Future Travel Experience (FTE) in Las Vegas. Leading European airlines and airports use the automated passenger handling systems and solutions from Materna Information & Communications. The Germany based company is now opening its own U.S.	transportation
Premier Mounts \| TV Mounts, Projector Mounts, Flat-Panel Mounts, Carts and Stands, GearBox, UNI Mounts with Audio, Cu...	http://www.mounts.com	A global leader in developing and delivering innovative mounts, carts and stands, and mounting accessories for the AV industry. Premier Mounts continues to work closely with major display manufacturers and customers all over the world and in every market to develop and support new products. OEM and custom-designed products for A/V manufacturers, A/V systems integrators, hospitality and many other markets are also available. The full product line of over 1,000 mounts, carts, adapters and accessories for the A/V industry is backed by an exclusive lifetime warranty.	hardware, tablet, digital signage
Alive Promo - Digital Signs	http://alivepromo.com/	AlivePromo LCD digital signage applications include office building directory solutions, touch screens, government, and public spaces applications.	digital signage
Solid State Cooling Systems: Products	http://www.sscooling.com/products	Thermoelectric cooling systems for outdoor kiosks	outdoor, hardware
Smart Systems	http://www.smartplat.ru/catalogue?c=10	Payment terminals for the Russian market. Платёжные терминалы навесные
Parkeon	http://www.parkeon.us/our-solutions/product-catalogue/	For the last 40 years, Parkeon has been in the business of supplying parking and transit systems around the globe. Our core expertise is in the areas of payment solutions – multi-space parking meters, mobile phone payment, ticket vending machines, fare collection devices and fare validation. Whether driving or taking public transportation, people around the world come into contact with Parkeon solutions every day. As cities become more congested and systems become more complex, Parkeon’s focus is to utilize our expertise to make travel easier within communities.	transportation
Poynt - The Smart Payment Terminal	http://www.poynt.com	Poynt is building the world's first smart payment terminal and open commerce platform of the future.	hardware, tablet, pos
goCharge	http://gochargenow.com/cell-phone-charging-lockers/	Do your customers want to leave their phones charging and walk around? With our locker solutions, they can charge their phones in a perfectly secure locker.	charging kiosks
KING - PLYNTH Classic Kiosk	http://www.kingproducts.com/products/kiosks/classic/	KING Products and Solutions Plynth Classic Kiosk Hardware	enclosures
Metric Parking	http://www.metricgroup.co.uk/pages/news.php	METRIC are an innovative technology company, leading solution provider and service partner in the fields of ticketing, retail and logistics	hardware, kiosks
Porteus Kiosk - free and open source kiosk software for web terminals.	http://porteus-kiosk.org/	Porteus Kiosk is a locked down linux operating system for public access computers. It is fast small and secure.	software, lockdown, linux
Sensis - components for self-service kiosks, atm, payment terminals	http://www.sensis.eu.com/	Worldwide seller OEM components for self-service kiosks, atms, payment terminals. Catalog bill and coin acceptors, touchscreens 15-65 inch, bill recycling and deposit modules, bill dispensers, card readers and etc. Price, documentations, drivers.	hardware
US Payments PaySite Kiosk	https://www.uspayments.com/paysitekiosks.shtml	With U.S. Payments' flexible PaySite kiosk options, you can automate a single company pay station or launch a complete kiosk network to meet your unique needs.	payment, hardware, software
Infinite Peripherals \| Mobile printing devices and barcode scanners	https://ipcmobile.com/	Customize your business operations with Infinite Peripherals mobile scanners and portable printer technology.	tablet, hardware
Xplore Technologies	http://www.xploretech.com/	Xplore Technologies Rugged Tablets	hardware
CardFlight	http://cardflight.com/mobile_card_readers	Mobile Credit Card Readers for iOS, Android, Smartphones, Tablets - CardFlight. CardFlight is the easiest way to integrate credit card payments into your own app. We provide a PCI-compliant SDK and the hardware so that you can start receiving payments right away.	hardware, pos, mobile
EffectiveSoft - Software development company. Offshore development services, custom programming services.	http://www.effective-soft.com	Offshore software development company EffectiveSoft provides custom software development services. As a leader in outsourcing software development, we provide high quality offshore development services. We have over 200 skilled software developers in custom software programming.
I2 Systems - Architectural Lighting LED	http://www.i2systems.com/	LED lighting from i2Systems includes architectural linear LED lighting, retail LED lights, elevator LED lights, marine LED lights, rail & transit system lighting, and industrial LED systems.	hardware
ClairVista	https://www.clairvista.com/	Live Expert, the most comprehensive, widely deployed & technologically advanced omnichannel live video consultation system for customer service.	software, video
World Wide Technology	https://www2.wwt.com/	WWT is an award-winning technology integrator bringing collaborative, innovative and proven approaches to evaluate, architect and implement solutions. Clients include Paneras.	software
Kiosk Terminals	http://www.kioskterminals.eu/	Kiosk Terminals is a major player in the design and construction of information, bill payment, advertising and betting kiosks. Kiosk manufacturer with 10+ years experience, ranging from Betting Terminals to Payment Kiosks.	kiosks
Self Service Touchscreen Kiosk Systems & Software Solutions \| Cammax	http://www.cammaxlimited.co.uk/	Professionals in kiosk manufacture, installation and support. Cammax provides interactive self service touch screen kiosks and software solutions.
Card printer Solutions & Services	http://us.evolis.com	Evolis, global leader in badge and card printer solutions, designs, manufactures and sells plastic cards and ID badges printers.	printers
SFOUR International LLC		#SFOUR is a Russia-based vendor. Established in 2002, we have developed our own production and software platform. Our solutions are used by mobile operators, banks, transport and retail companies in Russia and all over the world. SFOUR has become a self service kiosk supplier for Sberbank Russia, Russain Railways, Burger King and many other companies. In 2015 pur factory manufactured over 7'000 machines, which are ATM , self service kiosk, cash deposit machines and vending machines. By My 2016 we have established partnership with companies from Latvia, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Spain, Turkey, UAE, Senegal, India, Chile, and the USA. Our own plant can provide various bespoke and typical solutions for safe boxes and shells. Our designers team constantly works on developing existing models and creating new ones. Unique SFOUR software platform which supports both NDC+ and ISO8583 allows us to integrate with any automated banking system, the solutions we provide allow our clients to run and adminiter self service networks of any size. Today we can offer solutions literally for any kind and size of business and social sphere.	enclosures
realtime North America, Inc.	http://www.realtimenorthamerica.com/partners/index.php	realtime North America, Inc. biolock™ the only biometric identity and access management software certified by SAP.	biometrics, software, hardware
User Insight - Quality User Research, Practical Design -	http://www.userinsight.com/	We're called "User Insight" because all of our solutions are grounded in true user feedback, which allows us to help our Clients make products that their customers WANT to use.	consulting, usability
swyMed Telemedicine Video Conferencing	http://www.swymed.com	Telemdicine video conferencing Software	software
Veloxity - Locker and Phone Charge Stations	https://veloxity.us/	Since it’s inception on the campus of Bentley University as a bootstrapped startup, the Veloxity team has emerged as an industry leader and continues it’s mission to provide device charging solutions to combat battery anxiety. The team is proud to be the power behind their flagship LockerPower (charging kiosks with secure lockers) and Power Pax (portable phone charging stations).	charging kiosks
Pay-Ease \| Your complete payment channel.	http://www.pay-ease.com/	Never complains, never calls in sick, never stops working. Accept cash, check, and credit through a self-service payment kiosk today. Proud vendor to dozens of major cities and utilities including the City of Chicago since 2006. Pay-Ease processes over $20 million in payments for the City of Chicago annually, nearly half in cash. In peak periods the kiosks will process a payment every 45 seconds, or over 300 in a day.	bill payment
Jayex Patient Check-In	http://www.jayex.com/	Jayex specializes in patient flow management in hospitals and clinics. You will also be provided with Patient check-in, patient calling, journey tracking, surveys and questionnaires, outcomes,patient portal, pas integration, software development, digital signage and queue systems.
MPSI Secure Transportation of Assets - MPSI Security	https://www.security-mpsi.com/transportation-of-assets/	MPSI provides Secure Transportation of Assets for individuals and businesses in the legal cannabis industry	cash
Card Scanning CSSN	http://www.card-reader.com/	Our ID scanner and ID reader scan and extract the information and images from drivers licenses, ID cards, passports, medical insurance cards, business cards, and photos.	hardware, scanning
MPSI - The Leader in Security for Marijuana Collectives, Dispensaries and Grows	https://www.security-mpsi.com/	Security Solutions for Cannabis Industry, MPS International (MPSI) is the premier security firm providing physical security services to the legal cannabis indus	cash
Blue Line Protection Group	http://www.bluelineprotectiongroup.com/	Compliance, protection and transportation services for high-value asset industries.	cash
Garda Armored Services	http://www.gardaglobal.com/	GardaWorld is one of the world's leading cash and security services providers, offring protective services, international security and HR management.	cash
Mappedin: Make the Indoors Discoverable \| Indoor Mapping & Wayfinding	https://mappedin.com/	Powering indoor search and discovery. Industry leading tools to manage indoor maps and build digital wayfinding experiences.	software, wayfinding
Syncotek	http://www.syncotek.com/	Syncotek is one supplier of card reader writer, RFID reader, thermal printer for all over world, wholesale credit card reader, POS printer, etc. from Syncotek.com.	hardware, pos
HealthCare TVs	http://healthcarelcdtvs.com/about.php	Bedside Android TV for patients.	hardware, display
Bytewerk Automatic payment collection systems	http://www.bytewerk.com/en/	Bytewerk - Intellectual Payment Technologies
Veloxity		Veloxity provides [phone charging kiosks](https://veloxity.us/cell-phone-charging-kiosk-lockers/) and [portable phone charging stations](https://veloxity.us/power-pax-portable-phone-charging-stations/) to help cure low battery anxiety. We know just as much as you do how annoying it is when your phone hits 10% and you don't have anything to charge your phone. That's why we created Veloxity and why we offer charging solutions to schools, hospitals, retailers, bars, and events. To see how our products can benefit your business, get a free 14-day trial.	hardware
Retail Innovation	http://retail-innovation.com/	News from retail by Craig W. Smith	news
F&E PaymentPros Payment Processing Solutions	http://fepaymentpros.com	Lock in the dollars…Lock out the fraud.	enclosures, bill payment
Pressure Sensitive Switches - Recora Presence Detection	http://www.recora-co.com	Manufacturers, designers and Engineers of a full line of standard and custom electrical Switchmats and flexible pressure sensitive switches.
Logicjunction Wayfinding Software	http://logicjunction.com/	Logicjunction is a leading solution provider for hospital wayfinding and immersive Patient learning apps.	software, wayfinding
What’s Remix OS for PC? Remix OS for PC is built on the Android-x86 - Jide Technology	http://www.jide.com/en/remixos-for-pc	A PC experience unlike anything on Android. An Android experience unlike anything on a PC.
GDS Home - GDS Architectural Signage Solutions	http://gdssigns.com/	GDS combines expertise in environmental graphic design and project management to offer a complete, turn-key interior and exterior signage solution.	software, wayfinding
Scantron Technology Solutions		Ensure your specialized equipment gets the maintenance and support it needs beyond the manufacturer’s support window. Scantron Technology Solutions works with many specialty hardware manufacturers and can serve as your single point of contact for technology maintenance, during and following the OEM warranty period. [Learn More](https://www.scantron.com/technology-solutions/hardware-support-services/specialty-hardware-maintenance-repair/)	maintanance, installation, support, training, kiosk
Digital Signage Software \| Interactive Wayfinding \| Visix	http://www.visix.com/	Visix's award-winning digital signage software lets you create, manage and deliver messages and media to displays, smartphones and more. Learn more here!	digital signage
CoolSign	http://www.haivision.com/products/coolsign	CoolSign is an enterprise-grade digital signage system, offering reliability & scalability with advanced content management, scheduling and powerful dynamic data	digital signage, software, components
jamf - Apple management	https://www.jamf.com/	Jamf Pro is comprehensive enterprise management software for the Apple platform, simplifying IT management for Mac, iPad, iPhone and Apple TV.	software
Card Readers \| Credential Management \| ID Scanners	http://Acuantcorp.com	Acuant's card readers extract images and text from ID cards with ease and accuracy. Partner with us to provide an integrated solution for your end users!	hardware, scanning
Horsent Technology CO.,LTD.		Horsent Technology CO., LTD., the expert of customized touch displays and interactive solutions , devotes itself to deliver touch monitors, touch computers, touch solutions and information system integration service to global customers. Since the establishment, we have release several series products, such as Open-frame PCAP touch monitors, Wall-mount PCAP touch monitors, large format PCAP touch AiO, DualSense touch monitors etc. all of these products are widely applied in banking, electrical power, transportation, post, education, government affairs and retail store, etc. There are many well-known users, such as China Construction Bank, China State Grid and China POST etc. At the same time, our products have been exported to America, Canada, Italy, United Kingdom, Spain and Australia, etc.
“FROM THE INFECTION PREVENTION STANDPOINT, I believe this is the most significant advancement I have seen in this ‘co...	http://www.sealshield.com/		antimicrobial
Toshiba	https://www.toshibatec.com/products_overseas/kiosk/line_up/		enclosures
iCommunicator - Resources	http://www.icommunicator.com/resources.shtml		ada
iCommunicator 5.0	http://www.icommunicator.com/	Accessibility software	ada
Attracting Customers in Retail.	http://www.xplace.de/en/index.html	As a specialist for interactive customer information and digital signage at the POS xplace sells effective instruments to retail and industry for over twelve years, in order to optimally advise consumers at the POS and encourage their purchase decisions.
CMI Tech Iris Scanner Biometrics	http://www.cmi-tech.com	CMITech is the industry’s most experienced developer of advanced iris recognition technology and systems.	biometrics
Elite Manufacturing Technologies	http://www.emt333.com/index.html	Elite Manufacturing Technologies is a production and assembly manufacturer specializing in precision metal fabrication.	enclosures, fabrication
IRIS ID Avanced Identity	http://www.irisid.com/	Iris Recognition from IRIS ID. Leading the World of Identity Authentication.	biometrics
Interactive Design Labs		IDL offers Interactive Kiosks, digital signage & touch screen devices of all shapes and sizes to accommodate every industry. Visit [Interactive Design Labs](https://interactivedesignlabs.com/) to learn more about our digital solutions.	enclosures
Nexidia	http://Nexidia - Analytics	By delivering the best technology and deployment resources, Nexidia enables you to achieve amazing value.	analytics
Slideshare Craig Keefner	http://www.slideshare.net/craigkeefner	kiosks and self-service and thinclients and retail systems.	research
Retail Automate - twitter	http://twitter.com/RetailAutomate	Retail automation systems vending interactive displays touchscreens blogger mobile self-service technology technologist automated systems POS thinclient kiosks	news
Self-Service Industry Group - Self-service, BYOD, DIY, Check-In, Ordering, Customer Service and more.	http://selfserviceindustry.com/	All about self-service from customer based to employee based systems.
XPIENT - Restaurant Management Software Solutions	http://www.xpient.com	XPIENT, a leader in restaurant management software, provides an industry-leading, marketing-friendly, enterprise-level restaurant POS software.	software
- BRW Control Systems, Inc.	https://brwcontrol.com/product/iidas-atm-106da-atm-kiosk-alarm-system/	ATM-106DA alarm system features an adjustable impact/abuse sensor, and a door contact switch, to protect ATMs and kiosks against excessive abuse, severe impact, abrupt rocking, unauthorized intrusion and theft. Alarm is reset and activated by the door contact switch. Effective, versatile and inexpensive. IIDAS® ATM-106DA ATM & Kiosk Alarm System	alarm, security
Citywide ATM	http://citywideatm.com/shop/viewitem.php?productid=498&groupid=72	Reduced Feature ATM PitBull Alarm.	alarm
AML -- Barcode Data Collection Handhelds & Kiosks	http://www.amltd.com	AML is a manufacturer of built-for-purpose, barcode-centric computers in a variety of form-factors including handhelds, kiosks, and fixed-mount computers.	computers
21st Century Passenger Systems iPoint, deployed in Weston-super-Mare, UK		21st Century Passenger Systems iPoint www.21stplc.com	enclosures
Share VDI Computers	http://www.sharevdi.com	Sharevdi Technology Co,.Ltd has been a high-tech enterprises engaged in the field of cloud computing since 2006. It headquartered in Shenzhen, where it is known as “the smart manufacturing city”.SHAREVDI have subsidiaries distributed in Beijing and Wuhan, as well as many joint partners in other countries, such as USA, Italy,Germany,and India.	computers, hardware
NBI Kiosks	http://www.nbifixtures.com/kiosks/	Nakamura Beeman is a commercial manufacturer of retail mall kiosks and designs store furnishings. Get a custom cell phone kiosk designed for your mall store installation.	enclosures
Computerized Screening Telehealth	http://www.computerizedscreening.com	Computerized Screening, Inc. prevents health risks by providing superior health monitoring technology and personal health record systems. CSI health stations and medical kiosks help to prevent and manage costly health conditions	telemedicine
Blake Jarrett & Company - Retail	https://www.blakejarrett.ca/	We are retail experience builders that optimize the moment of purchase.
AMIT WIreless Gateways	http://www.amit.com.tw/product2.php?cate=142&pid=124		wireless
Touch screen kiosks \| Buy now \| UK kiosk manufacturer \| 01295 660 566	https://www.touch-screen-kiosk-systems.co.uk/	Touch screen kiosks \| Buy now from All Right Now Ltd \| Outdoor touch screen kiosks, card issuing touch screen kiosks, ticketing touch screen kiosks....01295 660 566
Self-Order Kiosk Manufacturer - Kioskology	https://www.kioskology.com/	Kioskology is a kiosk manufacturing company that manufactures self-order kiosk solutions for quick service restaurants and grocery stores.
SmartLink	https://smartlink.ai/	Create new experiences with the worlds most advanced SmartKiosk “I was in awe with the smartKiosk’s ease of use, responsiveness, and features.” “This beauty is a beast! The SmartLink team left nothing to chance when designing…
Accessibility kiosk solutions for blind and partially sighted - SpacePole Inc	http://www.spacepole.com/blog/2017/08/31/accessibility-kiosk-solutions-for-blind-and-partially-sighted/		ada
Kiosks, Inc. (CompuStation)	http://www.kiosksinc.com/	Top Kiosk manufacturers in USA. We offer Custom Solutions from Touch screen, Interactive Information kiosk systems. 15+ years experience w/ 3 Year Warranty.	enclosures, hardware
Micro, Fanless, Low Power Computers \| Tiny Green PC	https://www.tinygreenpc.com/	We provide AMD and Intel mini PCS including Intense PC, Fitlet, Fit PC & Airtop. Meet the fanless PCs built for challenging environments on Tiny Green PC!	computer
TAPIT	https://www.tapitinc.com/selfit-self-service-kiosk	ELFIT: Self-Service Kiosk \|	software
Nevatronix - Custom Interactive Kiosks and Digital Signage	https://nevatronix.com	Nevatronix brings precision sheet metal fabrication, cash handling and digital signage to the cutting edge of modern kiosk design.	kiosks
Kiosk and Display Solutions — Visiontech Solutions Group	http://www.vsgus.com/kiosk-and-display-solutions
Nanov Display	http://www.nanovdisplay.com/
NASCENT \| Kiosks, Callboxes, and Pedestals	https://www.nascent.com/kiosks-pedestals-and-callboxes	NASCENT Technology develops comprehensive automated gate systems, advanced OCR/imaging solutions and driver centric mobile applications.	kiosk, outdoor
Worldnet Payments		Worldnet Payments delivers frictionless payments solutions to ISV's, Software Vendors and Integrators. Worldnet provide pre-certified EMV solutions for the Automated and Unattended sectors. We work with a variety of hardware partners, including Ingenico, IDTECH, BBPOS and PAX.
Gemalto OEM Document Reader AT10K	https://www.gemalto.com/govt/document-readers/at10k	Document Verification & Authentication with Gemalto Document Readers Gemalto offers a range of document reader solutions that meet the demands of Travel, Border and Identity Management applications, enabling document verification and identity authentication in a simple and efficient manner. Gemalto document readers are capable of reading: - passports and other travel documents - drivers licenses - IDs and eIDs - barcoded boarding passes (BCBP) Our document reader products are suitable in numerous deployments such as: - Border control: Travel document verification and authentication at kiosks and electronic gates - Financial: ID verification for new account enrollment for banks and for check cashing - Retail: ID fraud and financial loss prevention for mobile phone stores and car rental agencies - Hospitality: Hotel and Casino guest ID data extraction such as age verification & vendors and employees vetting
An Interactive Digital Agency \| spinTouch	https://www.spintouch.com/	spinTouch is an interactive software, multi-touch hardware, and custom app development agency helping forward-thinking companies grow their brand.	software
Your City Photo Booth Co.	https://yourcityphotobooth.com/photo-booths/selfie-booth/	Our Selfie Photo Booth has all the feature of every other booth we have to offer but displayed in a way to represent today’s environment. Clients love it!
Agilitee	http://agilitee.com/	Agilitee is a digital agency that helps our clients digitally transform and innovate. Our team specializes in product strategy, design and development for large brands, enterprises and start-ups. We are located in Boston with clients and team members in Boston, NYC, Seattle and the San Francisco Bay Area. Let's talk!	application, software
NextMenu: Self-Order Systems for Hospitality Venues	http://www.nextmenu.com	NextMenu can track and analyze how your customers browse your menu and select items. Use this data to reinvent your menu.	software
AB Kiosk Home	https://abkiosk.com/	The Automated Breathalyzer Kiosk (AB Kiosk) is a stand alone, autonomous alcohol screening system that can completely automate your sobriety testing programs and free up your jurisdictional staff for other duties. In addition to reducing the costs of your sobriety testing programs, the AB Kiosk system can also automate other judicial and law enforcement programs:	enclosure
WAVE Web Accessibility Tool	http://wave.webaim.org/	Consulting for WCAG and Web accessibility	consulting
ZKTEK - Professional custom ATM machine and touchscreen self-service interactive hospital payment&check-in kiosk manu...	http://www.zktek.com	ZKTEK is the professional original custom OEM/ODM touchscreen ATM & kiosk manufacturer for over 8 years. ZKTEK has the ability to custom the most high quality ATM and self-service interactive hospital payment&check-in kiosks according to the requirements of your projects.	kiosk manufacturer
MINIX	http://minix.com.hk/en/	Small Android players
PrestoPrime EMV Restaurant Tablet \| The best pay-at-table experience	http://www.elacarte.com/	PrestoPrime EMV, the leader in pay-at-table systems with its guest-facing, next generation product for full-service restaurants.
CashlogyUSA \| Automate your cash collection process.	http://cashlogyusa.com/	Cashier automation for cash and coin	cash, devices, coin
Boyce Technologies	http://www.boycetechnologies.com/services/	Our Services Division accepts all scales of challenges – from designing Wi-Fi MESH systems to developing communications and fiber optics systems.
JLT Mobile - Rugged Computers and Rugged Tablets for Industrial Use \| JLT Mobile Computers	https://www.jltmobile.com/	Rugged computers and rugged tablets for demanding environments. Vehicle mounted PC's used on forklifts and reachstackers in warehousing logistics, ports
Pomeroy	https://www.pomeroy.com/industries/retail/retail-point-of-sale-services	Digital transformation is disrupting the Retail industry, changing how – and how quickly – retailers must adapt to survive and thrive in a rapidly changing environment. That may explain why over half of retailers say omni-channel integration is their top POS priority.*	hardware
METRIC Group - Parking and Ticketing Solutions: Homepage	https://www.metricgroup.co.uk/	METRIC Group are a global supplier of Parking Management and Transport Ticketing Solutions. Delivering Pay and Display, ANPR and Car Park Barrier Systems.	parking
Ventek International \| Automated Parking & Enforcement Solutions	http://ventek-intl.com/	The worlds premier automated parking solutions company. Ventek International provides parking enforcement technologies, transit ticketing solutions and more
LaptopsAnytime Laptop Dispenser	http://laptopsanytime.com/products.html		enclosures
LCD Monitors for Industrial and Point-of-Sale Displays	http://industriallcd.com/	Industrial LCD monitors, Touchscreen Kiosks, Digital Signage Media Players and Electronic Point-of-Purchase (POP) Displays. www.IndustrialLCD.com Call Us: USA 562.366.4523	touchscreen lcd screens, lcd kiosks, lcd, small monitors, pop displays, digital signage, media players
Qiwi	https://www.thestockobserver.com/2019/06/11/qiwi-nasdaqqiwi-rating-increased-to-hold-at-valuengine.html	Qiwi plc, together with its subsidiaries, operates electronic online payment systems primarily in the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Belarus, Romania, the United Arab Emirates, and internationally. The company offers payment services across online, mobile, and physical channels through a network of approximately 109,000 kiosks and 43,000 terminals that run its proprietary software.
Clear LED Displays	http://www.clearleddisplays.com/	Whether you need to create a custom transparent LED display or you need portable poster units, ClearLED has a display solution for your installation. ClearLED displays offer options for indoor and outdoor use and are available as flat, curved, or cylinder transparent LED units. Uniquely versatile, our systems can be be integrated to create stunning, cost-effective displays to deliver powerful messaging to your customers.	digital signage
CXC 4.0 R/SR/L \| Everi	https://www.everi.com/fintech/self-service-solutions/kiosks/cxc-4-0/	The CXC 4.0 L is Everi’s smaller footprint, multifunction kiosk available at a lower price point. The CXC 4.0 L features an intuitive interface, the ability for multiple ticket redemption, easy bill breaking, and access to Everi’s patented 3-in-1 Rollover™ technology. Now patrons easily can turn an unsuccessful ATM transaction into a credit card advance or a POS debit card transaction. This kiosk has a single monitor and a single bill acceptor.
Contactless Touch		Neonode technology provides precise and accurate means to interact with a device, while eliminating the need for physical contact. The Touch Sensor Modules identify and trace objects by detecting reflected infrared light. Easily retrofit self service kiosks to enable touchless interaction that prevents the spread of germs. [enter link description here](https://products.neonode.com/us/touch-sensor-modules/contactless-touch/)	contactless touch
Raptool	https://www.raptool.com	Visitor Management -- Raptool App development for iOS, Android and Windows, 15 times faster than traditional coding. Make your own, outsorce or select from 2800 ready app. Integrate to ERP or cloud data storage.
SSE Technologies	https://www.ssetechnologies.com/	[SSE Technologies](https://www.ssetechnologies.com/) is a leading provider of barcode and RFID solutions. With 35+ years of expertise and a 20,000 unit installed base of embedded barcode scanners and OEM scan engines we help companies in a wide variety of industries integrate well-proven kiosk solutions saving time and money.
Carts Blanche, LLC	http://cartsblanche.com	Carts Blanche, LLC is the first to market with “Mobile Automated Retail Stores”. The combination of mobile real estate; self-serve vending automated machines and a single person operation is a winning combination and a great business opportunity.
Fujitsu BOLT - Fujitsu Frontech North America	http://www.fujitsufrontechna.com/bolt/	Fujitsu BOLT is designed to tackle a retailers’ need for flexible solutions that provide easily deployable self-service applications throughout their store.
Automation for libraries	https://www.mksolutions.com/en/	Checkouts, renewals, and returns of books and media is now easier than before. With our SelfCheck and other solutions, we offer our customers and their patrons the ability to self-manage their accounts and check out/check in items without long waiting times.	library kiosk
Technology Solutions for Education, K-12, Government & Corporations	https://www.tierney.com/	Tierney is committed to helping schools, governments, and corporations find technology solutions to enhance learning, collaboration and productivity. Contact us today.	education
Portable LCD USB Video Display for outdoor & indoor E-signage		It is widely used in Shopping Mall as a form of directory or map display, Split screen function of the advertising machine. Cinema within the lobby,concession stands and displays advertisement before the movie begins. I am looking for a foreign LCD digital signage agent. 🙌 I am a Chinese digital signage wholesale manufacturer. If you are interested please add me 😁 Any purchase 🤜WhatsApp/Wechat: +86 18124233516 Alibaba shop: https://lnkd.in/gcBWQcC 'GREAT COMPANIES ARE BUILT ON GREAT PRODUCTS'	kiosk, factory, oem, odm, wholesales, smart, wifi
LipSurf - Voice Control		LipSurf enables companies to instantly add voice control to their kiosks. LipSurf Enterprise does what usually takes months of R&D time in hours. The software analyzes what is on the screen and decides what voice commands are possible and "clicks" the appropriate buttons accordingly. No need to hire an extensive team to create custom voice commands for each of your interfaces, and with each subsequent update thanks to LipSurf.	software, kiosk, voice-control, voice recognition, speech-recognition
Copernicus Educational Products	https://www.todaysclassroom.com/copernicus-is3-premium-royal-inspiration-station/	Copernicus IS3 Premium Royal Inspiration Station for classroom. $524	mobile kiosk
OTS - Technology OTS		Self-service Terminal Machines (SSTM) SSTM are versatile which delivers a unique and professional experience to our users in different lines of business. With several modules including POS, barcode scanner, card reader, finger print scanner, thermal printers available as options, meeting the diversified demands from financial, catering, municipal administration, retailing industry all over the world. More information: [SST Kiosk](https://otsla.com/index.php/component/tz_portfolio_plus/article/self-service-terminal-machines-sstm/90?Itemid=437) Video: [SST Terminals](https://youtu.be/_Rpmu7x8LV4)	sst, self service kiosk, ots, olicom
Food Kiosk Dispensing	https://automatedrt.com/cold-kiosk/	Food Kiosk Dispensing
Pinterest Craig Keefner	http://www.pinterest.com/craigkeefner/	Craig Keefner / Media manager for CTS Connected Technology Solutions and active blogger in self-service and technology field including thin client, retail automation and kiosk.	news
ATM & KIOSKS - Everi	https://www.everi.com/fintech/atm-kiosks/
CCS Digital Signage	https://ccsprojects.com/services/digital-signage/	Like billboards in the 1950s, the 21st Century is bringing digital signage everywhere.	digital signage
Deltrix Kiosks \| Self Service Kiosks	https://deltrixkiosks.com/	Deltrix offer a range of 'off the shelf' designs, which may be customised by including a complete selection of services.
Focus Attendance Kiosk – Focus School Software	https://focusschoolsoftware.com/product/focus-attendance-kiosk/	Looking to simplify and automate your attendance processes? Just set a Focus kiosk in your front office, clinic or media center and students can check in and check out in real time. The kiosk utilizes a badge scanner for easy student check in/check out and prints a tardy slip showing the student’s name, ID and class. Prevent unnecessary class interruptions and allow teachers to focus on what’s important: teaching and engaging with students.
Technavio		An interactive kiosk is a computer terminal that integrates specialized hardware and software to provide access to customized information and applications for user engagement. As per the latest market research report published by Technavio, the global [interactive kiosk market](https://www.technavio.com/report/interactive-kiosk-market-industry-analysis?utm_source=off_page_m&utm_medium=web2.0&utm_campaign=2019-ch) size will grow by USD 6.08 billion during 2019–2023. Get the free sample report below for the detailed information. Download the free sample report @ http://bit.ly/2BhnuJZ Vendors are focusing on developing new products that will enhance the customer experience, to gain a competitive edge in the market. Vendors are working toward the development of self-service kiosks that use technologies such as AI and facial recognition, to achieve this. The use of such technologies helps kiosk systems to learn from customer data and develop into a smarter system with functionalities like voice assistant and customer order prediction. Although the use of these new technologies in interactive kiosks is still in the early stages, several market vendors have deployed interactive kiosks that use technologies such as AI and facial recognition in multiple pilot projects. For instance, in December 2017, CaliBurger LLC announced that it deployed new self-service kiosks at its Pasadena location that uses AI and facial recognition technology to order, pay, log in to the restaurant’s chain loyalty/reward program. Hence, the integration of advanced technologies in the interactive kiosk are expected to drive the growth of the global interactive kiosk market at a CAGR of 4.91% during the forecast period. To know the complete and in-depth analysis and forecast of this market get the complete report by clicking the link below. Get the Complete Report @ http://bit.ly/33v364i	interactive kiosk market, interactive kioskm
Weighing Kiosk Vehicles - Cardinal	https://cardinalscale.com/product/product-overview/Weight-Indicators/Satellite-Unattended-Weighing-Kiosk?iframe=CentralScale	Cardinal Scale
Eyeware - 3D Eye Tracking Technology	https://eyeware.tech/	Work with our 3D eye tracking solutions for depth sensing cameras - Gaze detection with no glasses - Patent pending technology
10 Squared \| Integrated Digital Solutions and Kiosk Manufacture	https://10squared.co.uk/	Meeting your individual requirements for Integrated Digital Solutions & Kiosk Manufacture, from self-service kiosks to interactive touchscreen technology.
NV Access	https://www.nvaccess.org/	Visit the post for more.	software
Unixfor		For 40 years, Unixfor is much more than just a technology partner. Based in Athens, we focus and specialize in the Self-Service and Process Automation Industry that organizations offer to their clients. We use high-quality peripherals and accessories in our kiosks, while we incorporate the latest technologies available, in order to create ground-breaking Software & Hardware. The Hardware assembly line is located in our facilities in Thessaloniki. Unixfor is a premier self service solutions provider for various applications such as refueling, ticketing, card dispensing, paper document handling, payments and banking, for a vast range of industries	unixfor.com
Health Kiosk Manufacturer\|iDoctorCloud Telemedicine System	https://idoctorcloud.com	Health kiosks provide various health check, which helps people easily track health condition and provide data for doctors diagnosis via telemedicine platform
ViewStub	https://viewstub.com	ViewStub is a live event platform that helps connect event organizers, speakers, and experiences to virtual attendees!
Swiftmile \| Powering the Micromobility Revolution	https://swiftmile.com/	Standalone parking
Unattended Payment Kiosk System Benefits \| Read How Your Company Can Benefit from an Unattended Payments Kiosk System...	http://www.monexgroup.com/unattended-self-serve-kiosk-payment-system-benefits	Discover the different ways your company can use unattended payment kiosk systems to your advantage at MONEXgroup. Kiosks for unattended payments are convenient, secure, and fast, appealing to more and more customers. Learn how your company can benefit from an unattended payments kiosk online at MONEXgroup today!
Leadership Team \| About Us \| Lightspeed Systems	https://www.lightspeedsystems.com/about/leadership-team/	Meet the team behind delivering industry-leading online learning and classroom management solutions to schools around the world.	lockdown software
Magnetic3D \| Glasses-Free 3D Solutions	https://www.magnetic3d.com/	3D viewing technology + Sanitizer kiosks
SkyOS Mobile - smartLINK	https://smartlink.ai/skyos-mobile/	interactive digital signage software with wayfinding, analytics, security and engagement capabilities.
Restakiosk		Restakiosk develops self-service solutions such as kiosks for restaurant businesses in the Northern European region. [Visit our website to find out more.](http://restakiosk.com)
TouchMate	https://touchmateusa.com/	About TouchMate TouchMate is a Technology integration company that provides end to end scalable software and hardware solutions to streamline your processes. Self-serve technologies are fast becoming ingrained into all facets of society, as more customers are becoming accustomed to using and interacting with self-service devices, business as a whole is starting
SBI Kiosk Banking \| Kiosk Online \| SBI CSP	https://www.alankit.in/kiosk-banking.aspx	Alankit reaches even at the remote areas through SBI Kiosk Banking and works as the bank’s official agent in India.	sbi kiosk banking, alankit india, sbikioskregistration, 3kioskonlinesbi, sbikioskbanking, kioskbanking
Automat - Ghost Kitchen	https://www.qsrautomations.com/blog/restaurant-management/how-to-open-an-automat/	The pandemic has guests reconsidering their needs. With an automat, you can offer off-and-on-premises alike.
MSAB - Mobile Forensic Software Platforms	https://www.msab.com/products/msab-platforms/	MSAB supplies several different hardware platforms for our products for every kind of need: MSAB Office, MSAB Field, MSAB Kiosk and MSAB Tablet. Learn more.
Our partners and suppliers \| IDEMIA	https://www.idemia.com/partnering-value	IDEMIA is always looking for new suppliers and partners to innovate with, and together develop and deliver technology solutions for our international customers.
Provision 3D Media	http://provision.tv/contact_us/r/form1=0&step=-1	Provision Interactive is the leader in 3D technology for Digital Signage, Entertainment, and Research.	holographic
MDKS, Inc. Outdoor Kiosk - no longer in business	https://www.olea.com/product/seattle/	Outdoor Touch Screen Kiosk & Displays STARTING BASE PRICE UNDER $4000.00 You have options! Please inquire within and found out how we can make this equipment available to meet your project budget. Don't go at it alone... selecting an outdoor kiosk is more of a challenge when one is not aware of or know how to recognize the finer details. Used to be mdks.com but no longer works. Recommend Olea.	enclosures, outdoor
EPAPER SIGNAGE OUTDOOR - EPIS - realtime ePaper passenger information system \| MpicoSys Low Power Innovators	https://www.mpicosys.com/epaper-signage-outdoor-epis-realtime-epaper-passenger-information-system/	Outdoor low power signage
Website at https://www.auther.ai	https://www.auther.ai	Biometric authentication platform tailored for self-services.	facial recognition, 3d facial authentication, liveness check, intel realsense, embedded recognition, biometric payments
Iagona	https://www.iagona.com/en/contact-us/	To receive a documentation or to describe your project, do not hesitate to contact us. If you prefer to call us, our team is at your disposal!	kiosks
Ergonomic Solutions	https://ergonomic.solutions	Creators of SpacePole®, Ergonomic Solutions is an established global supplier of innovative and ergonomically designed technology mounting solutions for point-of-sale technology, self-service, digital signage, and tablet & mobility applications.
Applova Kiosk App	https://applova.io/kiosk	Automate orders with cutting edge self-ordering kiosk systems from Applova Inc. Enhance convenience & provide an interactive, efficient ordering experience.
Digital Building Directories, Kiosks, Video Walls, Conference Room Signs	https://touchsource.com/	Simple solutions for smart spaces that engage people. Digital displays, cloud-based digital directory software, kiosks, directory solutions, video walls.	software
Popshap Kiosks		Popshap rents and sells digitally interactive touch screen kiosks. Our kiosks can function as digital signage, a popup store kiosk, a touch screen photobooth, self-service event check-in, an interactive directory and much more!
AD Series Tablets and More	https://www.adseries.com/	AD Series Displays Manufacturing Ltd has been manufacturing display and player solutions in mainland China for customers worldwide for more than 10 years.	tablet kiosk
Satisfied Customers	https://www.palmerretailsolutions.com/	Palmer designs and produces retail fixtures, cash wraps, kiosks and point of purchase displays for leading specialty and big box retailers and brand merchandisers.
MZ Technologie - Interact with a screen without touching it	https://mz-technologie.com/en/	Touchless technology Your screens become completely contactless. An innovative and differentiating technology to enrich the user journey for all types of screens.	touch
Baseline Kiosk	https://bscenclosures.com/		kiosk
Oracle Self-Service Kiosks	https://www.oracle.com/industries/food-beverage/restaurant-pos-systems/self-service-kiosks/	Self-service kiosk hardware and software from Oracle MICROS is purpose-built for high-volume traffic in restaurants, cafeterias, and concession stands.	kiosks
ComputerProx: ProxMat - Pressure Sensitive USB connected Mat	http://www.computerprox.com/products/proxmat.htm		rfid
Shenzhen Chuangli Technology Co., Ltd. - Touch All In One PC, Touch Monitor	https://creately.en.alibaba.com/	Shenzhen Chuangli Technology Co., Ltd., Experts in Manufacturing and Exporting Touch All In One PC, Touch Monitor and 0 more Products.
Ariane Hotel Check-in Kiosks	https://www.ariane.com	Enable a safe and efficient check-in experience for your guests.
Novagroup.uk \| England	https://www.novagroup.uk/	UK Based Product Design, Engineering and Manufacturing
Panashi Technology Solutions		We are a Technology Solutions provider based in the Middle-east who specializes in the manufacture of [self-service kiosks](http://panashi.ae). We provide self-service kiosk hardware and software integration and consultation to clients in the MENA region.	automated kiosk, kiosk, self service kiosk
CYNTRALABS	https://cyntralabs.com/	Innovating and transforming the retail experience,better than ever— with kiosks in use across various industries: AIRPORT/HOTEL CHECK-IN HEALTHCARE RESTAURANTS MOVIE THEATERS	kiosks
Kiosoft - Elevating the Self-Serve Experience	https://www.kiosoft.com	Discover KioSoft’s innovative self-service solutions, from cashless payment solutions to full-service vending and coffee kiosks. Streamline operations with secure, seamless, and automated technology. Explore our products today!
Horsent Technology CO.,LTD		Horsent is a leading customized touchscreen monitors manufacturer based in CHENGDU, CN, since 2014. we provide PCAP touchscreen monitors size from 10inch to 65inch for our global users. For details pls visit www.horsent.com. or contact [email protected].	touchscreen, touch monitor, touch computer
IBS provides a variety of Self Service Solutions. IBS is a leading kiosk solutions provider, POS solutions provider, ...	https://www.infinitebs.net	IBS provides a comprehensive Self Service Solution comprising of kiosk, POS, mobile app, and web portal. The solution allows easy processing of payments, money transfers, renewals, registrations, reporting, and other services. Our Kiosk machines and software can be customized to fit your exact needs.
Smart spaces for active places	https://touchsource.com/	Creating smart spaces for tenants and visitors just got easier with powerful tools from TouchSource. Target the right people with the right information and add value to your property — without adding more to your to-do list.
KVSIO - kiosks from China	http://www.kvsio.com	good quality Free Standing Kiosk from KVSIO INT’L GROUP CO., LTD - China Dual Screen Kiosk exporter, China Lobby Kiosk market, China Countertop Kiosk distributor, China good quality Wall Mounted kiosk on sales from china good quality Free Standing Kiosk manufacturer.	enclosures
Website at https://www.touchlcddisplay.com/	https://www.touchlcddisplay.com/	Custom touch screen for Kiosk Head Sun Co., Ltd is a high-tech enterprise and a manufacturer of capacitive touch screen, resistive touch screen, surface capacitive touch screen and small size LCD screens who integrating R&D, production and sales. Our company founded in 2012 and located in Shenzhen with 150 employees & an area of 3,000 square meters for factory.
TIO Networks	http://www.gokiosk.net/tionetworks	TIO Networks serves the largest telecom, wireless, cable and utility network operators in North America. With more than 60,000 physical location endpoints in our bill payment processing network, TIO symbolizes fast, convenient and secure access to high quality bill payment services.	bill payment
ZIVELO - no longer in business	http://www.zivelo.com/kiorg	ZIVELO is a Kiosk Manufacturer specializing in custom design, turn-key software solutions, and self-service touch screen kiosks for any industry.	enclosures
Middle East Kiosks	http://www.mekiosks.com	Serving the Middle East kiosk needs is ME Kiosk founded by Peter B. Snyder	middle east, enclosures
Powering content and AI Experiences for your kiosks & digital signage across industries.		Our proprietary Voice AI technology is SDK & API ready, for simple integration into the wider ecosystem of hardware/software partners & SI's. This allows for a truly flexible approach in bringing unique solutions & immersive user experiences. Voice has many benefits such as accessibility for those with visual/physical impairments where touch is not possible. Offers a faster through put, is completely touchless for better hygiene & is multilingual overcoming language barriers. https://sodaclick.com/	voice ai, voicetechnology, touchlesstechnology, solutionsprovider, inteliot, digitalcontent, userexperience
Website at https://www.hongkingled.com/	https://www.hongkingled.com/	Business Range: Electrical & Electronics , Light Industry & Daily Use , Lights & Lighting , Service , Transportation
Snabble Self-Checkout	https://snabble.io/en/snabble-sco
Wireless You Can Bank On.	https://www.dplwireless.com	DPL engineers wireless modems and security products purpose built for use in ATMs and is an end-to-end managed wireless service provider. Upgrade with confidence when you choose DPL's Hercules platform for your 3G upgrades.
Chargetech	https://chargetech.com/	- Portable Battery Power, Charging Devices, Charging Lockers	battery charging
Intuiface	http://www.intuiface.com	Intuiface is the world’s premier platform for creating, deploying, measuring and managing deeply interactive digital experiences for kiosks without writing code. Over 1400 companies across 90+ countries are connecting people to place using interactive options such as touch, RFID/NFC, beacons, Web APIs, Internet of Things, and much more.	software, digital signage
SlabbKiosks	http://www.slabbkiosks.com/	SlabbKiosks is a leading international manufacturer of self-service, interactive kiosks, based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Their acquisition of Phoenix Kiosk and RedDotNet has allowed the company to not only expand their product offering, but also enhance their manufacturing capabilities. The company is able to complete over 250 projects per year, delivering thousands of kiosks from single prototypes to rollouts with a focus on innovation and affordability. Slabb’s experienced and responsive staff has over 100 years of combined industry experience allowing them to provide their clients with high quality, reliable, state-of-the-art products, support and services. Additional information can be found at www.slabbkiosks.com \| www.usakiosks.com	hardware, enclosures
Panashi FZCO	http://panashi.ae	[Panashi FZCO](https://panashi.ae/) is a premier kiosk manufacturer and supplier based in Dubai, UAE, dedicated to helping businesses streamline operations through versatile [self-service kiosk solutions](https://panashi.ae/restaurant-kiosk-solutions.html). Serving a wide array of industries including Telecom, Government, Banking, HR, and Charity, Panashi FZCO offers cutting-edge kiosks designed to enhance efficiency and user experience.	restaurant kiosk, airport kiosk, insurance kiosk, remittance kiosk, outdoor kiosk
GameKiosk	https://www.intralot.com/lottery-solution/retail-terminals/self-service-terminals/gamekiosk/	SPorts Betting KIosk in Ohio
NCITE Kiosk	https://iberon.com/kiosk.html	Designed to increase security and expedite throughput by streamlining the visitor management process. The self-service kiosks (and optional web-portal) operate as an automated visitor credential management system.	software
Blind Assistive Technology Product	https://www.dotincorp.com/	Dot Incorporation has blind assistive technology products, blind assistive technology products in Korea. Dot aims to expand this mission to include the transportation vulnerable and the mass public by leveraging our award-winning inventions and patented technologies.
Partech Brink POS®	https://partech.com/products/brink-pos/	Leave legacy technology behind and unleash your true potential with our Brink POS restaurant system!
Kayana - Epos and Self-Service Kiosk Providers	https://www.kayana.co.uk	Kayana provide software and hardware for business to use. In our list of hardware we have both self-service kiosk and epos systems. Our software operates on any android system,	self-service kiosk, epos
Bailey’s Moving and Storage \| Logistics - Warehousing - Final Mile Company in Colorado and Utah	https://www.baileysallied.com/	3 PL, Logistics, Warehousing, Final Mile, Freight, you name it. We can handle all your needs. _Partners with the Denver Broncos, Traeger, GE, and many more!_	logistics, final mile, distribution, freight, warehousing, dock to dock, all things movement
Smart Terminal and Solution Supplier \| Telpo	https://www.telpo.com.cn/index.html	Telpo is the world's leading professional smart terminal and solution provider, mainly providing smart payment terminals, smart POS terminals, biometric security equipment, face recognition access control machines, cash register machines, self-service kiosks, and ticket validators.
Visitor Management System Features	https://envoy.com/visitor-registration/features/	Modernize your lobby with Envoy’s visitor management software. Try smart features like iPad visitor registration, the digital visitor log, guest badges, and more.
Sesami	https://www.sesami.io/	Sesami helps financial institutions and consumer businesses optimize their cash ecosystem’s performance through a single end-to-end partnership and unique business intelligence platform. Sesami is an open framework for modern cash optimization combining best-in-class devices and managed services, with the flexibility to integrate customers’ solutions and partners as needed.	cash
The Perfect Shipping \| Shipping equipment	https://www.theperfectshipping.com	Improve your bottom line and provide a faster Customer Experience with our Self-Service shipping kiosks. SEND® is a fully automated Self-Service kiosk designed specifically for shipping stores and high traffic locations. Our solution reduces costs and allows for unprecedented expansion to new venues with a minimum investment. SEND® is also designed to improve customer experience.
Cloudshelf - in-store eCommerce	https://cloudshelf.ai/	Cloudshelf is the world's best Shopify experience for shoppers at your brick-and-mortar stores, pop-ups or events. Cloudshelf software connects to your e-commerce solution to automatically create digital endless aisle and kiosk experiences that help secure sales by making it easy to promote and find the product your customers are looking for.
Mini PC	http://www.newsmaytech.com	Professional MINI PC Solution Manufacture
Newland EMEA \| Mobile Computers, Handheld Barcode Scanners & more \|	https://www.newland-id.com/en	As the #4 AIDC manufacturer worldwide - our barcode scanners are accessible to businesses of all shapes and sizes. From 1D to 2D barcode scanners, we've got you covered. Learn more about Newland EMEA and our barcoding scanners.	qr scanners
Mini PC	https://www.newsmaytech.com/	Professional MINI PC Solution Manufacture
Metropolitan Sales Company (POS)	https://www.metsales.com/	Metropolitan Sales is a premier value-add distributor of point-of-sale, barcoding, and wireless mobility hardware.	pos
Touchsonic Corrections Law Kiosks	https://www.touchsonic.com/	TRIED. BEST IN CLASSCORRECTIONALGRADE KIOSKHARDWARE TESTED. WORLD CLASSCUSTOMERSUPPORT TRUSTED. SECURETECHNOLOGYDELIVERYPLATFORMS Welcome to the Nation’s Leading Touch Screen Law Library Kiosk Provider CORRECTIONAL GRADE KIOSK HARDWARE Stand Alone Kiosks Independent Non-Networked Kiosk INMATE FACING TECHNOLOGIES ELECTRONICLAW LIBRARY DOCUMENTMANAGEMENT Inmate Handbooks SECURE KIOSK DELIVERY PLATFORMS STANDALONEKIOSKS THINCLIENT OUR CUSTOMERS FAQs
Empire Digital Signs		Let our team at Empire Digital Signs become your true integration partner for full turnkey digital signage nationwide. Our dedication and experience speaks for itself, from indoor to outdoor digital signage, event rentals, and cloud-based signage software, we have you covered. Our satisfied clients across the country can attest to our exceptional service and innovative products. No two clients are the same, neither are our solutions! Experience the future of signage with Empire Digital Signs!	digital signage, digital signs, kiosks, event rentals, conference room signage, wayfinding, outdoor signage
Touch Hall of Fame		Old dusty trophy cases, broken and torn yearbooks and banners have preserved special memories that make up your schools legacy, its clear that we can achieve this in a more engaging fashion. Your new fully customizable digital Wall of Fame is an interactive resource that’s quickly accessible and that will allow everyone in your school legacy to be found in one place with a touch of a fingertip. You can get to your content straight away and not have to travel through a maze just for one feature.	hall of fame, wall of fame, educational signage, college signage, university signage, school signage
Melitron Digital Signage and Kiosks		Melitron is a full-service manufacturer of indoor and outdoor digital signage, kiosks, EV charging stations and other durable enclosure systems for electronics and electro-mechanical products. We are trusted by leading brands across North America to provide smart design, superior quality and exceptional service from start to finish. Learn more - [www.melitron.com](http://www.melitron.com).	melitron kiosks
RoveIQ		RoveIQ is a full service kiosk and digital directory company that works with Retail/Mixed Use Developments, Arenas, Hospitals, Universities, and Cities. RoveIQ provides installation, project management, interactive and non interactive digital kiosks (indoor and outdoor), and software development for applications wayfinding/3D mapping, selfies, and programmatic advertising. RoveIQ has created their own content management system that only takes you 30 minutes to learn.
NUMMAX	https://nummax.com/en/	Digital Display Solutions and LED Displays Manufacturer. Nummax Display Innovation is a North American based LED Display Solutions Manufacturer. Indoor and outdoor interactive kiosks, Drive-thru kiosks, POS kiosk.
General Touch Official Website	https://www.generaltouch.com/	For more than 20 years, General Touch has been in the forefront of providing up-to-date touch solutions in the global marketplace. By putting the customer’s interest first, GT has offered reliable, durable and affordable touch solutions to customers from 80+ countries with over 5 million installations - for industrial, gaming, medical, retail, hospitality, transportation, financial and office automation applications.
Jawahar Lalla		Our Offerings. Technology Consulting, IT Consulting, Digital Transformation Customer Touch Points, & recruitment services. We are a consulting team of highly experienced & veterans in Technology, IT Consulting & self-service and kiosk professionals.	ssp&it, consulting
Connected Technology Solutions	http://kioskindustry.org/cts	Leading deployer of Patient check-in kiosks in healthcare. CTS Retail includes Sears tablet deployment of 5,000 units.	hardware, enclosures
Livewire Digital	http://www.gokiosk.net/livewire	Livewire Digital provides kiosk software, digital signage software, self-service solutions, and a single platform to manage all of your devices.	software
double sided shop display		double sided shop display, easy promoting the price tags, get customers' attention
Kiosk Marketplace	http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/	Kiosk Marketplace provides free news and information about the business of self-service kiosks. Kiosk Marketplace has been the leader in covering the kiosk industry since 2001.	news

External Links

- Digital Signage — digital-signage.blog + AVIXA xchange
- Payment & POS — kioskindustry.org
- Retail automation and Vending – retailsystems.org
- Edge computing like thin client, miniPC and media players (hardware as rule)
- Patient Kiosk Healthcare — patientkiosk.io
- New AI focus portals
Supplemental
- Menu Boards — menu-board.net
- EV Charging — ev-charging-stations.org
- Asia Group — kioskasia.org
- Europe Group — kioskeurope.org
- Smart Cities — designsmartcity.com
- Telehealth and Telemedicine — i-telehealth.com

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Press Release – The Industry Group October 2025

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Visit Booth 4634 for kiosks, touchless, signage and accessibility

October press release covering IAAPA and also NRF tradeshows — APNews and PRnewswire and QSRMagazine

By The Industry Group — Published 11:37 AM MDT, October 13, 2025

WESTMINSTER, Colo., Oct. 13, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — The IAAPA Trade Show is the premier global gathering for the attractions industry, bringing together over 40,000 attendees and 1,100 exhibitors in Orlando to unveil cutting-edge products, breakthrough innovations, and unmatched opportunities for learning and networking. “The Industry Group will present the latest in touchless solutions, sleek countertop systems, next-gen interactive digital signage, and conversational AI audio enhancements for touchscreen devices,” said Craig Keefner, Director of The Industry Group, “From ticketing to self-order kiosks, cruise lines to theme parks, these technologies are transforming guest experiences worldwide.”

In January, the excitement continues with the NRF event in New York – the retail industry’s largest showcase.

Meet us at IAAPA or NRF to see these innovations first-hand. To schedule a meeting or request more information, email [email protected]. You can also text me at 7203241837

Kiosk Market Research and Data

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NEW! We are releasing data reports and ADA Guidelines

See https://industrygroup.org/market-data-for-self-service-kiosks-digital-signage-and-more

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Research Reports, Data, Regulatory Standards and More

Takeaway on global kiosk market — A more conservative, “real” estimate from direct industry participants—especially in the U.S.—often puts the true kiosk sector (excluding ATM, vending, and all tangential categories) at closer to $8–15 billion globally for core interactive and self-service kiosks.

Below is how we define the core kiosk sector and why third-party numbers often overstate its size.

Core kiosk = staffed? unstaffed? touch/voice? fixed vs. portable?
What’s excluded : ATM, ITMs, lottery, full-service POS lanes/SCO (if you wish), vending, EV chargers, ticket printers without UI, etc.
Why syndicated numbers skew high: broad scope, desk research bias, resold datasets.

Kiosk Market Reports Data

2025 – Research and Markets estimated the U.S. self-service kiosk market at $2.4 billion, projecting growth to $4.6 billion by 2026 at a 13.6% CAGR. For 2024 – IMARC projected the global interactive kiosk market at $35 billion, with growth to $67.2 billion by 2033, representing a 7.5% CAGR.
2025 – IndustryArc — Self-Service Kiosk Market size is estimated to reach US$43.6 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.4% during the forecast period 2024-2030. Odd how they list Ingenico, PopID, Toshiba and Armodilo as major kiosk manufacturers? Examples of internet scrapes. Most firms that publish these estimates make money selling research reports and often lack direct interviews, field audits, or validation with actual large kiosk deployers and manufacturers.
2025 – The kiosk industry commissioned BCC to create a comprehensive kiosk report in 2021. 134 pages and interviews with actual participants provided the data and basis. Here is copy of our last report — 2019 Report KMA – Self Service Kiosks_Final_March-11-2021-IFT-updated-compressed — for specific competitive intelligence, accurate company rankings, industry nuances, or tactical investment decisions, our reports include by design key real-world detail or context.
Contrast with TIG’s $8–15B “core kiosks” (our takeaway). Consider our exclusion list explicitly (no ATM, no vending, no tangential devices). That makes our conservative framing more rigorous.
We can compare —

Graphic and rest of reports and data on The Industry Grou

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iSnap Secures Series A Financing to Accelerate Growth

See on Scoop.it – Kiosk & Kiosks

iSnap, the market leader in networked photo stations, today announced it has raised approximately $1 million in a Series A round of financing. The funding round was led by a group…

Craig Allen Keefner‘s insight:

Social photo station startup gets $1M angel funding. Alex Lowe now CTO. Bob Whitson is CEO.

See on venturebeat.com

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Top 50 Restaurants and Technology Market Data Report

TIG Analysis – Self-Service “Hooks”, experiments and functions

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Service Offerings Kiosk OEMs: Why They Matter & How to Build Them

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Why Kiosk OEMs Should Build Field Service Offerings

I continue to be surprised as to why most kiosk OEMs in the US do not offer field services to the customers who bought and installed their kiosks. As the “factory”, it is YOUR RIGHT to earn this service revenue. Why give it away?

And no, an extended warranty is not a service contract. Well, maybe, if it extends in-field break-fix services. But many extended warranties, in the not so often times they are sold with the equipment, cover only spare part swaps or depot repairs, or require the kiosk Operator to ship the kiosk to the OEM premises for repair (imagine the cost of that!).

There are many reasons why an OEM should take on the field service aspect of their kiosk into their own hands:

Financial benefits to the OEM
Better Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for the Operator
Brand Equity protection for the OEM
Real-life performance and quality data gathering
Insights into challenges faced by Operator staff
Closer ties to Operator, leading to better replacement rates and less customer churn

Financial Benefits of Offering Field Service

Depending on several factors, Service costs Operators anywhere between 7-15% of the capital cost of the kiosk every year. It escalates with inflation and the age of the kiosk. Some OEMs might find this revenue adder not interesting, or not worthwhile the effort of starting their own service operations, but they forget the two important aspects of this revenue stream:

It is recurring, or re-occurring, every year over the lifetime of the kiosk installation, and…
It is accumulating in nature.

Once you sign a client (your kiosk Operator) onto a service offering, and so long as your pricing is reasonable and you are meeting the Service Level Agreements (SLAs), you can rest assured the client will renew with you for years to come until the kiosk is decommissioned. In other words, you don’t have to continue “hunting” for new business and therefore don’t have to pay higher Sales commissions to earn this revenue. It provides a nice level of “base” revenue for budget planning year after year.

typical complex bill pay kiosk – Olea Kiosks

Better yet, the main difference between Service revenue and Hardware revenue is the cumulative nature of the former. You sell 100 kiosks, along with service agreements worth annually $1,000 per kiosk (just an example) the beginning of this year. You know you’ll be earning $100K in Service revenue this year.

Next year, let’s say you exactly replicate this year’s sale. You’d be earning the same amount of HW revenue, but now, your Service revenue has doubled to $200K (assuming you’ve kept your first kiosk batch client onboard). And on and on it goes.

Over time, and assuming flat hardware sales (for ease of math), your Service revenue builds up to be a significant percentage of hardware revenue. The steady state for Service revenue is largely a function of the lifetime of the kiosk in the field and the typical Service contract price as percentage of the price of the kiosk. If you manage to on-board clients with Service contracts at 10% of the kiosk price, and the kiosks you sell, year after year, last 7 years in the field, your Service revenue should build up to 70% of the hardware revenue. If you manage to sell Service contracts at 15% of the kiosk price, your Service revenue could build up to 1approximately 00% of the hardware revenue. In other words, you’d reach a state where service constitutes half your revenue, with reasonable predictability.

But OEMs don’t have to wait 7 years to get to this level of Service revenue. The good thing is that they already have an installed base of their own kiosks that they’re not currently servicing, so they can also target this pool of kiosks and onboard them to the service program of the “mothership”.

Figure 1 below shows how Service revenue can ramp up to over 60% of the HW revenue for a $25M kiosk OEM, with modest assumptions.

Figure 1. Example of Service Revenue Ramp-up from Its Two Sources

The above example assumes that the OEM manages to attach a service contract for only half the annual new shipments for kiosks with annual Service contract price of 12% of its capital cost of $8K. It also modestly assumes that the OEM can convert only 30% of its currently installed kiosk base to its own service offering.

Better TCO for the Operator

Total Cost of Ownership (the cost over the lifetime of the kiosk) can be one of the criteria Operators use to evaluate the different bids by OEMs before awarding their RFP. As such, it is important for the OEM that’s aspiring to win that theirs is the lowest and the most credible. But how can an OEM provide any such assurance when Service cost, which is roughly equivalent to the capital cost of the kiosk over its lifetime (if not higher), is not set (nor dictated) by them?

It is also no secret that many Operators nowadays prefer a one-stop shop where the kiosk OEM can also perform field service (or partner with another service provider to do so). The Operator’s motivation in this case is not strictly limited to simplifying their operation and dealing with one entity, but it is getting increasingly recognized that the OEM is best suited to keep the kiosk up and running and in tiptop shape. Every bit of downtime diminishes the ROI of the kiosk for the Operator, therefore increasing its TCO. Winning such opportunities (which can be usually substantial) necessitates that an OEM does not be at a disadvantage vs. another bidder that has figured out the Service piece of the equation.

Brand Equity Protection for the OEM

Do not underestimate the importance of your brand!

Operators want to invite only reputable kiosk OEMs to bid for their business. What happens with your previous kiosk installations can stain your brand even though it may not have been your fault.

Take this story for example. One Operator did not have the option of procuring field service from their kiosk OEM, so they signed up with an independent provider, and it appears to have been one of the cheaper ones (forgive them for they do not know!). But with cheap service pricing usually comes poor service. That service provider relied on a field service marketplace to source a 1099 technician in the target geography, who in turn had no training on the underlying kiosk model, nor did it seem that he cared about the quality of his work to begin with. The technician was tasked with getting into the kiosk to replace a part, in the process pulling out the pin camera that was on the kiosk. At the end of the job, that tech did not know how to reinstall the pin camera back in its place, so he simply put it, still attached to its wire, on top of the kiosk.

Now, who will the Operator staff on the ground blame for this? They may not know the name of the service provider, but they can see the logo on the kiosk. Also, what if one of the users of your kiosk in that installation happens to be in the future in a decision committee awarding a kiosk RFP on behalf of their employer?

Your reputation is not derived strictly from your timely delivery of your kiosks for installation. Your product in the field casts a continuous shadow on your brand for the whole lifetime of its operation in the field.

To stay in control of your product during its to protect the sanctity of your brand.

Real-Life Performance and Quality Data Gathering

“My kiosks are of high quality!”

Always curious (and sometimes provocative), I ask the person at the other side of the table: “How do you know this?”

“We don’t get a lot of requests for spare parts from our customers. Therefore, it does not need to be repaired often.”

“Hmm, seems like a reasonable position to take then,” I thought to myself.

Later in the conversation, when we were discussing how spare parts pricing can be strategic in positioning the service contract vs. an independent service provider, I hear this: “But it might be difficult to price spare parts to tilt the service contract economics in our favor.”

“Why?”, I asked.

“Because our customer can buy the spare parts themselves directly from our suppliers.”, was the response.

Oh, wait!

We all know the two cycles of field service and depot repair both factor into service cost. Some Operators keep their own inventory of spare parts and contract with a depot repair house that is different from the field service provider. And Operators don’t always want to pay the spare parts markup of the OEM, so they require a connection to be made by them directly to the manufacturers of the modules in the kiosk.

So how, then, can the OEM get a good handle on the quality of the kiosk if they can get disconnected from the spare parts and depot repair cycle? By being involved on the service side!

Insights into Challenges Faced by Operator Staff

In addition to quality, wouldn’t it be valuable for the OEM to know how the users of their kiosk are interacting with it? I am not necessarily talking about the field technician talking to users on the ground while they’re at the kiosk, but some repeated points of failure might indicate a need to improve the UI/UX in some area of the kiosk.

Furthermore, if Operator staff are nearby, being onsite represents a valuable opportunity for the OEM to ask the staff on the ground some valuable questions about their impressions of their kiosk, which can lead to valuable improvements of future designs.

But also consider that the ability to solicit in-person feedback from the Operator staff can lend valuable insights into the kiosk ROI and uncover value elements the Operator’s own management may not have factored in when procuring the kiosk. Specifically, how would the task automated by the kiosk be completed when the kiosk is down? Is there an alternative, and what is the cost of this alternative way of doing things? Is the alternative equally available during “rush hours” at the establishment vs the rest of the day? Many questions could be answered if you have direct access to the people on the ground.

Closer Ties to the Operator, and Better Replacement Rates

Needless to say, if you have multiple touchpoints with your customer at different levels and functions within their organization, you will increase your stickiness and better ensure their future business comes your way. When the VP of Operations at your customer organization pitches in your favor, and validates your operating cost estimates, this tilts the odds heavily in your favor for repeat business.

But let’s not lose sight of economics in the later stages of the kiosk’s life. If the OEM, who also controls spare parts, and also desirably depot repair, and quite importantly software updates, is in charge of keeping uptime, with its associated service costs, they would be in a prime position to kickstart the replacement cycle, perhaps even ahead of the originally intended 7-year lifetime. When you’re in charge of all the elements of the TCO, you’re also in prime position to convert the next tender from a CAPEX + OPEX oriented one to a fully OPEX RFP with an As-A-Service offering specifically tailored for that customer.

The above said, it might not be always obvious as to what service offerings the kiosk OEM should add and how to appropriately position and execute them. That topic warrants its own future article.

About the Author

Bassam Estaitieh is a visionary executive leader with a unique blend of technical expertise and strategic insight, honed over decades of driving innovation, product strategy, and market expansion. With an MBA and MSEE, Bassam has consistently delivered transformative results in competitive global markets, leveraging his ability to align cross-functional teams, optimize operations, and build sustainable growth strategies. Visit on LinkedIn

Addendum – Questions Raised

Financial Impacts

How do the recurring service contract revenues compare with typical hardware sales margins for kiosk OEMs?
What are the operational challenges or typical costs involved in launching in-house field service programs?

Competitive Positioning and Brand

What are best practices for ensuring quality control when transitioning from independent service providers to OEM-led service?
How do field service offerings directly influence brand reputation and future RFP opportunities for kiosk OEMs?

Data and Operational Insights

What systems or processes can OEMs adopt to efficiently capture real-life kiosk performance and service quality data from field operations?
In what ways can field service feedback be integrated into product design or software updates for future kiosk models?

Customer Relationships and TCO

How do service contract options impact Total Cost of Ownership for the Operator, especially when compared to independent service contracts?
What specific questions should OEMs ask Operator staff during field visits to maximize value and improve the kiosk’s ROI?

Strategic Planning

What models exist for pricing service contracts (e.g., % of hardware cost, flat rates) and how are these tailored to length of kiosk lifecycle or operator needs?
What are some “As-A-Service” offering examples that OEMs could pilot when ready to shift focus from CAPEX-led tenders to OPEX-led tenders?

Implementation

What typical barriers prevent OEMs from adopting their own field service programs, and how can they be overcome?
How can OEMs transition existing installations (currently serviced by independent providers) into their own service programs?

Example Companies Who Would Benefit

Here are 20 companies—manufacturers, providers, and deployers of self-service kiosks—that would benefit from reading this article:

KIOSK Information Systems (Louisville, CO) — (already provides through partners)
Olea Kiosks (Cerritos, CA)
American Kiosks [no longer in business]
Kiosk Innovations
Meridian Kiosks (Aberdeen, NC)
Frank Mayer and Associates (Grafton, WI)
MetroClick (NYC)
Advanced Kiosks (Concord, NH)
REDYREF (Riverdale, NJ) — (already provides through partners)
Palmer Digital Group (Aurora, IL)
Zivelo LLC (Scottsdale, AZ) [no longer in business]
NCR Voyix Corporation (Atlanta, GA) – (already provides own techs)
Diebold Nixdorf – (already provides own techs)
Glory, Ltd. – (already provides own techs)
SlabbKiosks
Peerless-AV
Source Technologies (Charlotte, NC)
OptConnect
CompuStation, Inc.
Toast

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HR Kiosk Casestudy – Employee Self Service Software (ESS)

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Human Resources / Employee Self Service

We wanted to supply a dedicated endpoint that had an engaging attract screen, and simple button-based options for ease of operation and user-friendliness.

Tom Kentish
IT manager, Essendant (USA)

Employees in many job settings do not have regular computer access. HR kiosks are a cost-effective and efficient way companies can connect with employees at the workplace and make existing resources more accessible.

Vacation requests, travel expenses and time or work sheets can be recorded and processed electronically. Work instructions, safety regulations, work schedules and shift rosters as well as general employee information are uploaded to the company’s corporate Intranet and accessible through HR kiosks. Staff members can access and use all allowed resources on the corporate network by entering their password at the kiosks.

HR Kiosk Sample project

Keeping Workers Informed with Human Resource Kiosks

Deerfield, Illinois-based Essendant is the largest wholesaler of office products and other business essentials in North America. With a massive operation spread across many locations, the company needed a central platform to manage its workforce and offer services such as timekeeping, paycheck stub printing, communicating important information and enterprise-wide training.

Some Essendant employees have personal desktop or laptop computers to access such services but many do not. For those who do not, the company wanted to provide a way to access its intranet that did not require complicated technology or a great deal of training.

The company also had some unique requirements that made the kiosk a bit different from most standard units. First, all kiosks required domain logon/authentication as many of the available resources use single sign-on (SSO) technology to authenticate the users. In addition, the units are highly interactive due to multiple profiles being written/updated on a daily basis.

The company chose to deploy the solution using Lenovo All-in-One e93z series kiosks. The devices are driven by PROVISIO’s SiteKiosk, a kiosk software and lockdown browser for safeguarding public-access PCs, displays and tablets.

Essendant also is in the process of deploying PROVISIO’s SiteRemote product to further add to its ability to monitor and manage the large number of kiosks.

By all accounts, Essendant is immensely pleased with the performance of the kiosks. Read the full case study here!

Solution partner: INTOUCH Interactive

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Opinion – The Self Service Kiosk Surge

A person sporting a beanie and sweater engages with a touchscreen kiosk on the wall, experiencing the self-service surge. They have a backpack slung over their shoulder and interact with the machine equipped with an attached card reader.

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The self-service kiosk surge:
step forward OEMs

Zebra April 2020 – The coronavirus is having a devastating financial impact across the globe. However, for OEMs building kiosks there may be a ray of light; through providing communities and companies with kiosk facilities to allow people to make transactions without any human contact.

While many businesses are suffering financially during the coronavirus outbreak, the self-service kiosk industry is experiencing a surge in demand.

Kiosk technology on the rise

Self-service kiosk technology has been on the rise for years, across fast food restaurants, in cinemas and entertainment venues, in banks and across retail stores. A MarketsandMarkets report claims that the global interactive kiosk market could be worth $30.53 billion by 2023, up from $20.37 billion in 2016. It’s a huge growth opportunity for OEMs in the coming years – even more so in times like these when faced with a global pandemic; face-to-face transactions are far less popular, and the way we all make purchases is likely to have changed, forever.

It has been widely reported that many consumers have altered the way they shop due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, with more than two-thirds of consumers now using self-checkout, touchless self-checkout or frictionless micro-markets to pay for groceries .

So, while many businesses are suffering financially during the coronavirus outbreak, the self-service kiosk industry is experiencing a surge in demand. Applications are widespread: from supporting those with Personal Protective Equipment supplies to keep coronavirus at bay, to assisting customers who simply prefer to make purchases or pay their bills without any form of human contact.

Kiosks for protection

One example of the introduction of self-service kiosks in response to coronavirus can be found in Warsaw and Krakow in Poland. New vending machines have sprung up to enable people to buy personal protective equipment, such as face masks, gloves and sanitisers so they can comply with a new law requiring them to cover their nose and mouth in public places. Hundreds more of these machines could be installed in the coming weeks. Vending machines in Hong Kong are also providing free masks across 18 districts, according to a dazeddigital.com report.

Kiosks for paying bills

The Alabama Power Company in the US now provides self-service kiosks to help people pay their utility bills in cash at a time that suits them. In fact, bill payment kiosks are being introduced across the US – providing people with a way to pay their bills without having to use the internet or interact with another human being. Payments are processed automatically – just as if they would be in the Post Office or at a bank – yet without human contact and available 24/7.

87% of shoppers say they would prefer to use touchless or robust self-checkout options.

Touchless kiosks

We’re all now far more aware of the bacteria or viruses that may be present on anything we touch, particularly when we are making purchases (87% of shoppers say they would prefer to use touchless or robust self-checkout options ). Even before coronavirus, when we carried out banking activities using a kiosk, or when we checked our bags in at the airport, many of us were all too conscious of how many people had touched the device before us. This is why touchless kiosks are seeing an increase in popularity and providing a new revenue stream for OEMs. Touchless is also of great relevance in healthcare where touching any medical equipment must be kept to an absolute minimum.

Keeping it clean

Any type of device in use in the workplace will now need to be kept cleaner than ever before. The way we perceive shared workplace devices or technologies used by the public en-masse has shifted and we must all provide reassurances to users that devices are regularly disinfected and kept as clean as possible.

Seize new opportunities

In any time of financial crisis, there will be businesses that cannot survive, yet for some, a crisis brings about new opportunities. The coronavirus is having an undisputed and devastating economic effect across the globe. However, for OEMs building kiosks there may be a ray of light; through providing communities and companies with kiosk facilities to allow people to make purchases without any human contact or transmission risk.

Outside of retail, there are opportunities for OEMs to create touchless kiosk technologies for healthcare, helping to keep environments sterile. The same goes for airport bag check-in facilities. There’s now really no need to touch the technology if it’s not necessary.

OEMs must seize the opportunities presented and meet this new and heightened demand for kiosks, which is surely here to stay. Step forward OEMs, we’re on the cusp of a brand new self-service surge. Our industry-specific application briefs can help you find out more if you’re just starting out in this sector.

If you are an OEM and you are keen to make the most of the rapidly changing kiosk marketplace, talk to the team at Zebra Technologies about our range of scan engines – and our expertise – helping you get your product to market faster and more cost effectively.

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https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/interactive-kiosk-market-worth-3053-billion-usd-by-2023-643238933.html
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/news/covid-19-drives-grocery-shoppers-to-self-checkout/
https://notesfrompoland.com/2020/04/10/vending-machines-selling-masks-appear-across-poland-as-face-covering-made-compulsory/
https://www.dazeddigital.com/art-photography/article/48667/1/face-mask-vending-machines-to-combat-coronavirus-are-incoming
https://www.retailcustomerexperience.com/articles/how-self-serve-kiosks-are-helping-cash-paying-utility-customers/

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Hotel Check-In Kiosks For Guest Services by Ingenico

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Guest Services Needs in Hotels Are Changing. Here’s How Kiosks Can Meet Those Needs

Article reprint from LinkedIn by Bruce Rasmussen of Ingenico

Published on June 7, 2019

Bruce Rasmussen Director of Sales at Ingenico

In the hotel industry, the quality of your guest service can make or break your business (one negative review can have a much bigger impact than a positive one). With that in mind, consider this experience of a frequent traveler:

The traveler grabs a Lyft to the airport and pays in-app. Upon arrival to the airport, he uses the self-serve kiosk, swipes his credit card to pull up his boarding pass, and makes selections for his seat and luggage. Once in the air, he uses the seat-back screen to order a drink. After deplaning, he takes a cab, pays via his mobile wallet, and arrives at the hotel.

After a long day, he’s ready to settle into his room and get some rest. As he approaches the counter for check-in he notices a line. It’s short, but there’s only one employee managing the desk. The employee is accommodating and friendly, but the traveler is tired and not up for chatting. He spends another 5 minutes checking in, passing his ID and credit card back and forth, and talking about room preferences. Finally, he gets his key card and heads up to his room.

What’s Wrong with this Picture?

Up until the traveler reaches the hotel his trip is seamless and automated. But from the moment he arrives for check-in, there’s a sudden change in pace and a sense of hassle in getting to his room. But it -doesn’t have to be this way. Hotels have an opportunity to streamline guest services by incorporating self-service kiosks into their strategy.

If you’re thinking “don’t people prefer a human touch?” remember this: don’t mistake automation and convenience for lack of service. While a great concierge was once the gold standard for guest service, things are changing. Today, more travelers value speed, no hassle and opportunities for self-service throughout their whole journey. In fact, some have even grown to expect the option for self-service. That’s why ATMs, pay-at-the-pump fueling and self-check-ins at airports are so successful.

Updating your guest service strategy to add this new choice may seem like a daunting task, but self-service kiosks are a simple solution that can provide a lot of additional value at check-in and beyond. Take a look at some of the ways kiosks can make an impact on your guest service:

On-Call Concierge

Kiosks are an “always-on” service that can reduce lines at the check-in during busy times or periods of lighter staffing (or even reduce staffing costs during a lull). They can also be used as concierge support. Guests can get recommendations for local restaurants and make reservations, discover local attractions and events, and request transportation.

Added Value in New Ways

In addition to offering another way to deliver existing services, kiosks and vending machines create new opportunities such as providing a marketplace for forgotten items like power cords, toothbrushes and aspirin. They also create the perfect environment for upselling — perhaps your guest orders room service for two and the kiosk recommends a bottle of white wine.

New Insight With Analytics

The benefits of bringing kiosks on board aren’t just limited to your guests. They also provide your business with valuable insight into guest preferences, services used, popular check-in times, favorite restaurants and more. You can also use them to gather feedback and reviews from your guests. All of this comes together to give you a better understanding of how, when and where your guests are spending their time and money throughout their stay.

To see how this all comes together, remember that traveler scenario from earlier? Imagine that this time, the traveler arrives to the hotel to find kiosks in the lobby:

The traveler spots an open kiosk. Just like at the airport, he swipes his credit card and pulls up his reservation. He filters the available rooms by those with one king-size bed, no adjoining room and is located near the elevator. He chooses one on the sixth floor. Then the kiosk offers to order him room service. He chooses a meal and a beverage, a delivery time, and charges it to his room. The kiosk dispenses his room key card and he’s on his way.

Part of a Bigger Strategy

Kiosks are just one way to boost your guest service strategy. Many hotels are moving towards more self-service options, including automated vending machines, mobile loyalty apps and phone-based room keys to satisfy the constantly increasing expectations for on-demand, always-on service. It’s even coming to the point where not offering it puts your business at a disadvantage. Experts predict that by 2020, 85% of all customer service interactions will be handled without the need for a human agent, and the kiosk market is projected to reach a value of $1 billion by 2021.

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Excellent article, Bruce Rasmussen. Our self-pay kiosk for lobby grab-and-go stores validates this all day long. Our transaction logs show up to 92% of guests choose our kiosk over waiting in the front desk line to engage with an associate. Beyond better guest experience, we also see it dramatically reduces guest theft and abandoned sales by simply offering a more convenient way to pay.

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WalMart customer service kiosk – 2015

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Walmart Customer Service Kiosk 2015

2025 Update: Walmart is always eager to try new things and collect data. I wonder what the SCO machines show for customer feedback.

Walmart does request feedback from customers regarding their store experiences, often guiding shoppers to provide input through online forms and occasionally in-store kiosks at select locations. While feedback kiosks have been piloted in some stores, most solicited feedback occurs after the visit, typically via the Walmart corporate website, feedback forms, or by direct communication with managers and customer service teams.walmart+4

In-Store Feedback Mechanisms

Some Walmart stores have experimented with feedback kiosks placed near the entrance or customer service desk, allowing shoppers to give real-time input about their experience. However, these kiosks are not present in all locations, and the primary method remains digital contact post-visit.retailsystems

Original Article

walmart feedback kiosk

There are numerous ways retail giant Wal-Mart assesses customer service feedback from its 5,000 U.S. stores. But there is evidence that a kiosk positioned directly in the front of the store could be a new way Wal-Mart solicits direct customer service feedback from its 140 million weekly shoppers.

Source: www.thecitywire.com

http://www.thecitywire.com/node/36485#.VOOKy9RGh5Q

Seeking Alpha analyst Brian Gilmartin writes that one of the bigger issues over the last two years has been traffic erosion. The last time Wal-Mart U.S. posted positive quarterly traffic was in the fourth quarter of 2012. Following are traffic stats from Wal-Mart U.S. stores

WALMART STORE TRAFFIC
Oct. 2014: down 0.7%
July 2014: down 1.1%
April 2014: down 1.4%
Jan. 2014: down 1.7%
Oct. 2013: down 0.4%
July 2013: down 0.5%
April 2013: down 1.8%
Jan. 2013: down 0.1%

All eyes will be on Wal-Mart’s customer traffic report later this week (Feb. 19) as the retailer reports its fiscal fourth quarter results for 2015. Gilmartin said Wal-Mart is having to use price to offset low traffic, which is challenging the retailer’s “Every Day Low Price” mantra

Kiosk Service – Kiosk Support Done Right

An airport check-in area with multiple self-service kiosks displaying Out of Order signs underscores a disruption in kiosk service. A row of airline check-in counters with digital screens glows softly in the background, while natural light pours through large windows, illuminating the scene.

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Kiosk Service Support Considerations

As kiosks slowly became mission-critical, many users didn’t factor in the operational changes. Cover photo note: The out-of-order kiosks are by NCR. Not commonly known yet but NCR has departed airline kiosk business and those kiosks are all EOL/EOS. They are in process of being replaced by Embross (which bought business from IBM way back). That also indicates NCR service division is out of the picture now. NCR service seems to be dwindling given the reduction by Walmart self-checkout.

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Writer – Evan Schuman has covered IT issues for a lot longer than he’ll ever admit. The founding editor of retail technology site StorefrontBacktalk, he’s been a columnist for CBSNews.com, RetailWeek, Computerworld and eWeek and his byline has appeared in titles ranging from BusinessWeek, VentureBeat and Fortune to The New York Times, USA Today, Reuters, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Baltimore Sun, The Detroit News and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Evan can be reached at [email protected], and he can be followed at http://www.linkedin.com/in/schumanevan/.

Insight: This “mis-factoring” also extends to all forms of self-service including digital signage, hybrid POS, lockers, vending and more. Recently Delta Airlines suffered a “snafu” with their flight status signage. Major problem? Going cheap and not bothering to support process. Consider POS outages — Starbucks POS Outage: In 2015, Starbucks experienced a massive POS outage across the U.S. and Canada, forcing many locations to close early or give away free coffee. This incident is estimated to have cost the company millions of dollars in revenue. Dutchie Cannabis Retail Outage: On April 20, 2024, Dutchie’s POS system crashed for several hours, affecting cannabis retailers during a peak sales day. This outage resulted in lost sales and customer dissatisfaction. General Statistics: It’s reported that 81% of retailers experience POS downtime at least once a year, with 87% waiting four hours or more for support from their POS supplier7. This suggests that POS outages are relatively common in the retail sector. Self-checkout – An astonishing 67% of users have reported experiencing self-checkout failures, which can include issues like barcode scanning problems, payment errors, and system malfunctions.

Service and support used to be low priorities, but as kiosks became essential, users rarely realized that they needed to be treated like any more revenue-producing devices.

Over the last few years, kiosks have morphed from supplemental assistance devices to–in many instances–mission-critical devices handling many if not all of a location’s purchases and services.

Think of the quick-service restaurants today where customers are served entirely via kiosks. Or look at the airline terminals with kiosks dispensing boarding passes. Many airlines have shifted staffing to reflect the reliance on kiosks. That means that if many or all of the kiosks go down, they won’t have enough staff to continue the service.

Digital flight status screens for Delta Airlines display arrival, departure, and gate information. The layout includes pre-flight reminders and advertisements. Airport seating is visible in the background, enhancing the overall kiosk service experience.

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The reason for this disconnect lies in the gradual change for how businesses are leveraging kiosks. Many of these businesses never prioritized service for the kiosks because they were then staffed to handle all service without the kiosks.

When a business change is this incremental, business executives often don’t think through all of the real-world implications when they make a key change.

Businesses have been tripped up by these incremental changes for decades. Remember when businesses took various mundane peripherals–including printers, scanners, copy machines and fax machines–and added them to their network for convenience. That meant every device was assigned an IP address.

That opened a massive cybersecurity hole, but because these businesses had never needed to invest in security for printers or scanners, it took months before they realized that making the devices network-accessible made a huge difference. Those peripherals could easily become an open backdoor in the company’s most sensitive systems.

More recently, the IoT (Internet of Things) boom was another incremental change. But because maintenance and facilities staffs had spent decades buying door locks and lightbulbs on their own, they saw no reason to change that behavior once those locks and bulbs were globally accessible. It took again months before Security insisted on being asked for permission before any IoT locks or lightbulbs were purchased.

That brings us to kiosks in 2025. When businesses started increasingly relying on kiosks, they rarely went back and put into place mechanisms appropriate for any mission-critical device.

Two people stand beside a blue display fridge labeled Grab & Go from Royal Blue Grocery. Resembling a Smart Food Vending Kiosk, its stocked with packaged foods and beverages. They are indoors, near a window with a plant adding to the cozy ambiance.

Grab & Go from Royal Blue Grocery. Will Pymm on the right. You can see this unit at the upcoming NRA tradeshow in Chicago in May

“You have full restaurants that are going people-less. If you have precisely calculated that you need at least ten kiosks for your dinner crowd and one goes down, you’re out of business,” said Will Pymm, senior VP/managing partner for REDYREF Interactive Kiosk. “ Hungry customers won’t wait a lot longer because you have a maintenance problem. They’ll just leave and they might be hesitant to come back.”

Pymm has watched kiosks take on much more essential roles and yet he has seen no corresponding increase in service, support and redundancy–all things that mission-critical mechanisms almost always have.

“These kiosks are delivering their operations. And if they go down, there is no Plan B. I have watched as things become far more automated and there are no backup plans,” Pymm said. “I don’t think business executives are asking enough questions about the service part of the business. I think it’s an afterthought.”

As businesses push efficiency by reducing headcount by deploying more technology, they need to rethink their spreadsheets. Taking a small percentage of those savings and reinvesting it to protect that now-essential technology is necessary.

“We have become so technology reliant. If something does go down, it can become a catastrophe,” said Jillian Dabovich, director of business development, repair and maintenance for Crane Payment Innovations. “Consider kiosks handling cash payments. If it crashes, the whole thing becomes nothing beyond a big paperweight.” Businesses also tend to not understand how specialized kiosk repair is.

“You can’t dispatch a run-of-the-mill tech because the kiosk is filled with our proprietary components. Our people have the necessary training, certs, licenses and bonding,” Dabovich said.

“We have cash in transit (CIT) partners with armored cars and armed guards for cash activities, such as we do with casinos and banks.”

Depending on the service agreement, kiosk service operations can even do hot swaps, which can reduce the downtime to minutes.

The first approach should be to evaluate redundancy. The redundancy concept is straight-forward. If a business calculates that they need one kiosk for perhaps a testing lab’s waiting room to check in patients, the safe move is to deploy two. That way, if one kiosk crashes, operations–and revenue flow–continues uninterrupted.

If an airline calculates that it needs 15 kiosks, adding two or three more guards against temporary setbacks.

kiosk service An airport check-in area with multiple self-service kiosks displaying Out of Order signs underscores a disruption in kiosk service. A row of airline check-in counters with digital screens glows softly in the background, while natural light pours through large windows, illuminating the scene.

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Redundancy can provide operational protections if one or two kiosks go down. But what happens if something larger materializes, such as if a massive power spike or a flood simultaneously shuts down all of the kiosks? Or what if an angry customer or a disgruntled employee takes a sledgehammer to every kiosk?

That’s why redundancy alone is insufficient. It must be coupled with as robust an on-site maintenance plan as the business can justify. That calculation typically would begin with a realistic calculation of the business cost of all kiosks crashing at the same time.

Pymm said the costs vary widely given the different types of kiosks and the different environments where they are needed. In general, though, he said that a typical indoor kiosk might cost about $5,000 and a typical outdoor hardened kiosk would be about $30,000 each.

A typical support plan might increase the kiosk investment by about 5-7 percent of the hardware cost, but if the customer wants full onsite labor, that might get close to roughly 10-12 percent of the total hardware cost.

Kiosk support can be challenging for customers who have not invested in a proper support plan, Pymm said. “Many kiosks have a lot of proprietary hardware. That means that a business might be down for 8 weeks or even 12 weeks if that part is not easily available,” he said.

“Sometimes, it can cost $1,000 just to ship a kiosk across the country,” Pymm said. “Depending on the unit, kiosks can weigh 250 pounds, maybe 500 pounds.”

There are many factors influencing the sharply increased reliance–and, often, dependency–on kiosks, Pymm said.

A table illustrating escalating kiosk service levels, complete with columns: Service Level, Description, Service Cost, and Expected Revenue. Levels include Simple Information, Interactive Information, Transactional, Self-Service, Multi-Function, and Bill Payment Kiosk.

One of them is the move by many businesses to try and become entirely cashless, which is ostensibly going to reduce the theft of easily-used cash, no time spent counting and protecting cash, no armored car pickups, etc..

That trend runs into two different problems. One is that some consumers don’t have usable credit or mobile payment mechanisms and they are only able to spend cash. And the other is that some states forbid a merchant from not accepting active U.S. currency.

That’s where cash-to-card kiosks come in. Customers can give the machine cash and the kiosk will spit out a prepaid MasterCard for different denominations. That way, the merchant does not need to accept cash–and the many risks and costs associated with cash–but cash-only customers can still make purchases.

Pymm’s team, for example, offers a support plan, backed by software-tracked maintenance and a warehouse full of components and already-assembled kiosks.
“When a customer contacts us, how do we even know what part is broken?” Pymm asked. “We have software that interfaces into the hardware and it constantly relays the health status of every component.”

If a business today is turning over key parts of its business to state-of-the-art kiosks, investing additional dollars into redundant units and a full-fledged support package might make the difference between revenue flowing or one glitch turning that location into a deadzone.

Resources and Thanks

Crane Service
RedyRef
Will Pymm,
Jillian Dabovich,
Example RFP – Payment California IFB420_IFB420-_QandAs
Example RFP Payment IFB420_IFB420-Payment_Processing_Services
Example transactions — Do you have any existing volume for
1. Different payment types – credit card by card type, debit card, ACH?
2. Different channels – Online, IVR,Kiosk?Fiscal Year 2023
Actuals Kiosk Contract:
1. Cash: 111,093 payments
2. Credit: 17,574 payments
3. eCheck: 890 payments
Other payment volumes will not be shared at this time.

2025 State of Restaurant Industry

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National Restaurant Association Report 2025

The State of the Restaurant Industry 2025 report by the National Restaurant Association provides a comprehensive outlook on restaurant performance, sales forecasts, workforce developments, technology adoption, and consumer behavior patterns shaping the year ahead.

Overview

The report is based on surveys from operators and consumers across six key categories—family dining, casual dining, fine dining, quick service, fast casual, and coffee/snack shops. It also includes analysis from the Association’s economists using federal data and proprietary modeling.

2025 Economic and Sales Outlook

Total Industry Sales are projected to reach $1.5 trillion in 2025, up about 4% from 2024, buoyed by steady job growth and continued consumer demand.
Operators remain cautiously optimistic: 8 in 10 expect 2025 sales to be the same or better than 2024, though nearly half anticipate more intense competition.
Top challenges include rising labor (96%) and food costs (95%), with inflation and energy costs remaining secondary but significant burdens.
Almost 30% of operators plan to expand, primarily in the limited-service segment.

Consumer and Market Trends

Value remains central. 95% of operators say customers are more price-conscious than ever; nearly half plan new discounts or deals.
Experience over price. 9 in 10 consumers say socializing drives restaurant visits, and most rate experience higher than meal cost. Cleanliness and friendly staff rank as the top experience factors.
Off-premises demand continues to grow — 66% of consumers want more takeout options, and many are open to meal kits, bundles, and subscription programs.
On-premises traffic is also rebounding; 70% of operators rate it as more vital than off-premises business for 2025 success.

Workforce Insights

The labor shortage is easing: only 32% of operators report being understaffed, down from 78% in 2021.
The industry will add 200,000 jobs in 2025, though full-service employment remains below pre-pandemic levels.
Teens and young adults now make up 40% of the workforce, reflecting renewed participation in restaurant jobs.
Recruiting success mainly comes from employee referrals and online job postings, especially for part-time and flexible roles.

Operational and Technology Trends

Nearly all operators face elevated operating costs, with food and labor up over 30% since 2019.
Cost management responses include menu changes (54%), fewer employees (40%), and reduced hours (33%).
Technology adoption is accelerating:
- 65% plan investments in digital marketing,
- 58% in loyalty programs,
- 49% in contactless ordering/payment, and
- 28% intend to explore AI integration.
These digital tools improve efficiency and customer engagement, especially among younger demographics.

Menu and Culinary Trends

“What’s Hot 2025” highlights strong interest in Southeast Asian cuisines (Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino), value deals, and functional beverages promoting wellness.
Top 10 overall trends include sustainability, cold brew, hot honey, and fermented foods.
Snacking culture is rising: 64% of adults say they substitute meals with snacks.
Consumers are also drawn to local sourcing, with 64% calling it important because it supports community farms.

Alcohol and Beverage Insights

Restaurants remain key discovery venues—57% of adults learn about new drinks from restaurants.
Interest is rising in non-alcoholic and wellness-oriented beverages, while operators plan to expand both traditional (beer, wine, cocktails) and low/no-alcohol offerings.
Events drive engagement: 7 in 10 adults would attend tastings or pairing dinners, and 39% of adults 21+ would take cocktail-making classes.

Key Takeaways

The 2025 industry picture is one of steady growth amid tight margins and shifting consumer expectations.
Operators who balance value with experience, invest in technology, and diversify their offerings—from loyalty programs to wellness menus—are set to lead the market.
The report concludes that restaurants remain a vital, adaptive part of American life, innovating to meet consumers’ evolving economic and social needs.

What About AI?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has had a concrete and fast-growing effect on the restaurant industry in 2025, transforming operations, staffing, and customer engagement across both full-service and limited-service sectors.

Example case study — Restaurant POS ROI — Reduced Labor, More Profit and More Sales — Three examples with Clover POS and Samsung kiosks. Primary software by Nanonation (they do Coinstar too fyi*)
Menu Boards Commentary – Acrelec on Dynamic Digital Menus CEO Thibaud Denolle of Acrelec talks about the new dynamics of digital menu boards. No more “one menu fits all”.
SoundHound AI and Acrelec Partner for Next Generation of AI-Powered Drive-Thrus. Nice Burger King demo + Wendys is now Acrelec (kicked out former supplier)

Efficiency and Productivity Gains

AI adoption is directly improving operational efficiency. About 69% of operators who added new technology in the past 2–3 years—much of it AI-driven—say their restaurants became more efficient and productive, with automation used for scheduling, ordering, and kitchen operations.

Full-service restaurants (74%) reported the largest gains, citing streamlined workflows and data-driven menu adjustments.
Limited-service restaurants (63%) benefited most from AI in order management and digital transactions.

Workforce and Labor Impacts

AI has reshaped, but not replaced, human jobs in 2025.

Only 13% of operators reported permanently eliminating any positions because of automation.
74% said technology augments, not replaces, labor, using AI for predictive scheduling, demand forecasting, and automated inventory management.
Roughly 29% of restaurants found AI and automation helpful in training employees (e.g., through adaptive learning systems), while another 15% said AI improved recruiting and retention by identifying best-fit candidates for open roles.

Customer Experience Enhancements

Restaurants increasingly use AI tools for personalization and engagement.

About 40% of operators said AI-enabled digital systems increased customer satisfaction, especially with recommendation engines, tailored offers, and loyalty program optimization.
Dynamic pricing powered by AI—used by 28% of operators—is helping balance demand during off-peak hours.
Chatbots and virtual assistants are being integrated into restaurant apps to manage reservations, payments, and order tracking in real time.

Menu and Operations Innovation

AI assists operators in menu optimization by analyzing order data and reviewing plate costs. This improved profit margins without compromising variety.

More than half of full-service operators (54%) used AI-based menu analysis to control food costs and waste.
In supply chain planning, AI forecasting tools reduced overordering and helped mitigate price volatility in 2025’s inflationary environment.

Investment and Future Outlook

Looking ahead, 28% of all restaurant operators plan to invest further in AI integration in 2025, while 22% plan to explore augmented reality tools for employee training or marketing.

These investments are concentrated in customer analytics, AI-driven marketing, and smart back-office systems.
The industry views AI as a complementary technology—critical for sustainability, cost control, and experience personalization—rather than a full automation replacement.

Real Effects Summary

In 2025, AI’s measurable outcomes in restaurants include:

30–70% gains in process efficiency.
10–20% reduction in labor strain through optimized workflows.
15% rise in digital customer engagement and satisfaction scores.
Early movement toward predictive analytics in menus, staffing, and sales forecasting.

Overall, the real impact of AI in restaurants by 2025 is one of augmentation and optimization, not disruption. It makes operations leaner, insights sharper, and hospitality more personal—anchoring human service with intelligent systems that quietly manage the background complexity of modern dining.

State of Restaurant Industry Resource Links

Are you a member of National Restaurant Association? Be smart and join
PDF ($350 via NRA)– State of the Restaurant Industry 2025-compressed
McDonald’s Kiosk – Top Three Questions
Top 50 Restaurants and Technology Market Data Report
Top 50 Point-of-Sales Systems Market Data Report

AI & the New Era of Intelligent Kiosks – WIP

Acrelec Rebrands

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Restaurant POS ROI — Reduced Labor, More Profit and More Sales

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Case Study of Three Example Restaurants Before and After

“Elevating Restaurant Finances: The Transformative Power of Self-Ordering Kiosks,” presents a detailed study on how self-ordering kiosks can dramatically improve financial outcomes for independently owned counter-service restaurants.

Editor Note — Nanonation AI offers a “suggestive selling” AI tool that recommends the best combinations based on learning from orders over time…The case studies below are generally using a Samsung kiosk (Tizen OS) with Clover POS. Something like $5000 a pop?

Purpose and Scope – Three Amigos

The paper presents three case studies—a Japanese-themed burger restaurant, a two-location taqueria, and a three-location ramen restaurant—each of which implemented self-ordering kiosks to streamline ordering and increase profitability.

Key Findings

Customer Adoption and Satisfaction: Kiosk use has grown rapidly, driven partly by pandemic-related trends, and customers across demographics often prefer kiosks for speed, accuracy, and improved experience.
Financial Investment: Each kiosk costs just under $4,000, with ongoing monthly fees. Restaurants typically install two kiosks per location for operational efficiency.
Labor Cost Reduction:
- Taqueria: Saved 25 staff hours weekly, amounting to $385 per location per week.
- Ramen Restaurant: Eliminated a staff position, saving approximately $1,050 per week.
- Burger Restaurant: Estimated labor savings of $499 per week.
- Average monthly labor savings reached $2,793 per location.
Suggestive Selling Benefits: Kiosks’ upselling features led to a consistent increase in average ticket size and overall bottom-line sales:
- Taqueria: An average upsell raised ticket price by $6.73, increasing margin by $3 per ticket.
- Burger Restaurant: 38% converted to combo meals, raising daily sales by $151.
- Ramen Restaurant: Upsold items increased revenue by 6.9% and basket value by 30.6%.

Bottom Line – ROI Analysis

Kiosks quickly recoup initial investment—taqueria in under 7 weeks, ramen restaurant in just 4 weeks.
Average payback period was under 6 weeks across all examples.
Annual increase in take-home pay exceeded $72,949 per location, with the ramen restaurant reaching an annual increase of $104,013.

Strategic Outcomes

Self-ordering kiosks drive operational efficiency, minimize labor pressures, and boost profitability, providing significant positive impact on owner take-home pay.
For franchise groups, kiosks accelerate break-even points and support strategic goals, despite higher upfront costs.

Conclusion and Recommendations

The adoption of self-ordering kiosks is strongly recommended for owner-operated and franchise restaurants seeking financial resilience and a competitive edge.
Their proven ROI, efficiency gains, and sales enhancements make them a strategic imperative in a fast-evolving hospitality industry.

Restaurant ROI Example Articles

Resources

Clover Nanonation Samsung Case Studies
Out the Dough saw a 15% overall revenue increase with online ordering

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Walrus Ice Cream grew their rewards program to 3,000+ loyal customers

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Top 50 Point-of-Sales Systems Market Data Report

TIG Analysis – Self-Service “Hooks”, experiments and functions the POS supports

The restaurant technology landscape is undergoing a major transformation driven by the rapid evolution of point-of-sale (POS) systems. As the operational hub of modern dining, POS platforms have moved far beyond simple transaction processing to become integrated ecosystems powering every aspect of service delivery, customer engagement, and business intelligence. Within the top 50 restaurant POS providers, innovation in self-service technologies—ranging from mobile ordering and kiosks to AI-driven analytics and contactless payment solutions—is reshaping how restaurants operate and compete in an increasingly digital-first marketplace.

The shift toward advanced POS ecosystems reflects growing demand for efficiency, accuracy, and seamless guest experiences. Rising labor costs, fluctuating demand patterns, and the persistent push for data-driven decision-making are fueling the adoption of cloud-based POS systems that unify kitchen operations, digital ordering, and analytics on a single platform. Recent industry benchmarks show that restaurants using fully integrated POS and self-service tools report measurable improvements in order speed, revenue per guest, and customer retention rates.

These systems now function as critical control centers, enabling real-time connection between in-store, online, and mobile channels. They streamline order flows, provide predictive insights into inventory and staffing needs, and empower guests with more control over their dining experience. Importantly, POS providers are increasingly positioning themselves as strategic technology partners—offering flexible integrations, API support, and omnichannel capabilities that future-proof restaurant operations.

This report highlights the top 50 POS systems leading the transformation across the restaurant industry. It examines how these solutions leverage self-service innovation to optimize performance, enhance the customer journey, and build a data-rich foundation for sustainable growth in a competitive and rapidly evolving market.

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Biometric Kiosk Authentication – A Talk With Frank Olea

Kiosk Authentication Is Getting Trickier

Evan Schuman – Computerworld columnist

As kiosks are handling more sensitive and compliance-controlled data–as well as literally giving users money and other high-value items–robust authentication is critical. But robust in the kiosk realm cannot mean time-consuming or in any other way deliver friction. Done properly, biometrics can address both, but there are significant tradeoffs between the various biometric forms and how their settings are handled.

Frank Olea of Olea Kiosks

One environment, for example, that requires extreme speed when authenticating a transaction are concession stands at a sports arena. “Businesses want to know and need to know who is in that facility,” said Frank Olea, the CEO of Olea Kiosks.

Just about every form of biometrics (finger scan, eye scan, vein placement, facial recognition, voiceprint, etc.) have their pros and cons. This involves accuracy as well as friction, in the sense of how easy is it for the system ro register correctly the first time.

Fingerprint is easy to implement and to perform. but a substantial number of people have skin issues (excessive use of detergent, prescription drugs that thin the skin, damaged or seriously calloused fingers, etc.) that prevent fingerprint scans from working for them. Facial recognition–which today stands as the most popular authentication on smartphones–can be finicky, requiring the user’s face to be a precise distance from the phone.

All of these methods can be fooled fairly easily depending on the settings selected–more on that in a moment–so the best theoretical route is to layer multiple authentication methods. But that would sharply add friction and time to the process, which can defeat the point of using biometrics in a kiosk.

The settings issue is sensitive. The choice is figuring out how strict or lenient you want the authentication system to be. An ultra-strict setting is more protective, but it runs the risk of incorrectly denying access to legitimate users. The reverse is true for the opposite: An ultra-lenient setting means fewer disgruntled users, but it also means that some thieves will get a greenlight. Note: It is virtually impossible to choose a setting that will allow in all authorized users and simultaneously block all bad guys. Hence. you choose your poison,

Some kiosks can piggyback on smartphone authentication. In other words, if a registered iPhone or Android device uses its biometrics to authenticate the user, the kiosk can simply take the phone’s word for it. That way, the authentication mechanism doesn’t have to be included in the kiosk.

Smartphone handset makers, though, tend to choose more lenient settings as they would rather let in a few thieves than block a legitimate user. Why risk alienating the people who paid for the device?

Another authentication decision–whether the kiosk authenticates directly or relies on a smartphone’s authentication–is what happens from an authentication fails? And when it fails, who gets to decide what happens next: the kiosk or the user?

Most smartphones, for example, talk a great game about how secure their biometrics are, which is generally true. But it that method fails, the device falls back to a simple PIN. That means that if a thief wants to break in and the thief can’t fake the user’s face, all that the thief needs to do is fail the biometric and the system will then allow access by the much less secure PIN. It’s akin to paying for a high-grade security door with an industrial-level deadbolt–but then adding an option for the thief to enter via a simple doorknob if the key doesn’t work. It obliterates the security of the door.

Click to expand – another example of biometrics and Olea in the world – Article

If a smartphone wants to brag about the power of its facial recognition, it is saying “If the thief doesn’t look exactly like you, they can’t get access.” But if the thief can simply use the PIN, then the PIN is the top level of security. Lowest common denominator.

Some kiosk authentication systems offer a wide range of authentication methods if the first fails. That’s fine, but the kiosk needs to choose–and vary–the method. If the thief is allowed to choose, what is the point?

One of the authentication devices that Olea uses is the iBar 600, which has small motors to move the unit to deliver the easiest authentication for the user. It also supports both Iris and facial scanning.

Olea points out that the price ROI decision is where a lot of kiosk conversations get complicated. “I look at the ROI and the security issue as critical. Many customers are overly focused on price. When I look at the ROI, I talk about how much more cost-effective these are when compared with a security guard,” he said.

Videos

Iris ID iBar 600
Height-adjustable patient check-in
Passport and fingerprint scanner design tips by Olea

Nice Video by Olea demonstrating Hypermodular Kiosks in biometric mode

More Background

An old representation of biometric methods that still has value

Click for full size — Biometric Summary

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Kiosk Questions That Are Most Often Asked

Worth examining the AI engines to see what questions they are most often asked, when it comes to kiosks. With Google we can see “keywords” but tougher to understand the surrounding context.

ChatGpt October 2025

Here are the top five kiosk questions people most often ask as of October 2025:

What is the purpose of the kiosk? Answer
Defining the use case (check-in, ordering, ticketing, wayfinding, bill pay, etc.) is always the first step.
How much does it cost (including total cost of ownership)? — Beyond hardware, people want to know about software, integration, installation, and ongoing maintenance expenses. Answer #1 and Answer #2
Will it integrate with my existing systems (POS, CRM, inventory, payment)? Seamless integration with back-end systems is one of the most important considerations. answer
Is it ADA compliant and accessible to all users? Compliance with accessibility standards — reach height, audio, tactile input, screen readability — is a frequent concern. answer
What features and hardware options should I include? Touchscreen size, printers, barcode/RFID scanners, payment terminals, cash handling, cameras, and durability (indoor vs outdoor). answer

here are the top five kiosk questions by industry as of October 2025. You’ll notice some overlap, but each sector has its own priorities.

🛍 Retail (Stores, Malls, Big Box)

How do kiosks increase sales and reduce checkout lines?
Can the kiosk integrate with my POS and inventory management system?
Should kiosks still handle cash, or is card/mobile payment enough?
What digital signage or upsell features should I add?
How much space and power do kiosks require in-store?

🍔 Quick Service Restaurants (QSR / Foodservice)

Will kiosks speed up ordering and reduce labor costs?
Can the kiosk integrate with my kitchen display system and POS?
How do kiosks handle menu updates and promotions in real time?
Are customers comfortable using kiosks for payment (cards, mobile wallets, cash)?
How do kiosks improve order accuracy compared to counter staff?

🏥 Healthcare (Hospitals, Clinics, Pharmacies)

Can kiosks securely handle patient check-in and comply with HIPAA?
How do kiosks verify insurance and patient identity?
Will kiosks reduce waiting room times?
What accessibility features are needed for elderly or disabled patients?
Can kiosks support telehealth/video consultation modules?

✈️ Transportation (Airports, Transit, Parking)

Can kiosks handle high volumes quickly (boarding passes, tickets)?
What are the best outdoor-rated kiosks for parking or transit?
How do kiosks integrate with mobile apps and online booking?
What payment methods must be supported (contactless, EMV, QR, cash)?
How to maintain uptime in 24/7 environments?

🏦 Financial / Government (Banking, DMV, City Services)

Are kiosks secure enough for sensitive transactions (PIN, biometrics, ID scanning)?
How do kiosks integrate with backend systems (banking core, DMV records)?
What’s the compliance requirement (ADA, PCI DSS, data privacy)?
Can kiosks reduce staff workload and redirect people to self-service?
How do kiosks support multilingual user interfaces?

Perplexity Most Asked Kiosk Questions October 2025

Most-Asked Kiosk Questions

Will the kiosk integrate with our existing systems such as POS and inventory management?
Is the kiosk ADA compliant and accessible to all guests, including those with disabilities?
What kinds of payment options does the kiosk support (credit, cash, contactless)?
How user-friendly is the interface and overall customer experience?
Who provides support and maintenance after the kiosk is installed?

Gemini Microsoft October 2025

🏆 Top 5 Kiosk Questions Gemini is Asked

“What types of businesses benefit most from kiosks?” People want to know where kiosks make the biggest impact — from fast food and retail to healthcare check-ins and airport terminals.
“How do self-service kiosks improve customer experience?” This often leads to discussions about speed, personalization, reduced wait times, and accessibility — especially in high-volume environments.
“What hardware and software do I need to build a kiosk?” A common question from startups and IT teams. They’re looking for guidance on touchscreens, payment systems, printers, and kiosk OS platforms.
“How secure are kiosks for payments and data?” Security is a huge concern. I get asked about encryption, PCI compliance, remote monitoring, and how to prevent tampering or data breaches.
“What’s the ROI of deploying kiosks?” Business owners want numbers: cost savings, labor reduction, upsell potential, and how quickly kiosks pay for themselves.

Areas To Think About

Integration complexity remains a significant challenge, particularly for enterprises with legacy systems; successful deployment often requires custom middleware and extensive testing. Good example is Clover wanting to use Samsung kiosks for its sales people to sell. They turned to Nanonation for the middeware.
Scalability and maintenance require coordinated efforts among IT, facilities, and local staff. Hardware failures, repairs, and software updates are necessary—unlike with purely digital solutions. Hardware generally comes with firmware and that gets updated. New bill sets get released.
Security is critical: kiosks handle sensitive data, so robust authentication, encryption, and anti-tampering protections are essential to prevent hacking or data leaks. Physical security is where it starts. Disabling USB ports is nice. Using a lockdown prevents hackers from calling up hacker tools over browser to intrude.
Measuring performance involves tracking conversation accuracy, user satisfaction, abandonment rates, uptime, and ROI, all of which demand specialized analytics and ongoing monitoring. The best example of metrics that is literally plug and play is meldCX
Some users, especially those less comfortable with technology or with disabilities, might still find kiosks unintuitive unless accessibility is a constant design priority. It is more than just adding adding hardware and software. Testing with multiple personas is the only way to ascertain your oversights.
Initial setup costs for advanced AI kiosks can be high, and success hinges on both technical integration and user adoption. Giada sells miniPCs with TOPS rating that approach 100. For under $1000. We use to buy Optiplex SFF for $500

Resources

1444_1.A_REVIEW_OF_AI-BASED_CHAT-BOT_KIOSKS

chatbot kiosk technical paper

More References

https://kioskindustry.org/?s=samsung — Explores customer adoption of kiosks in QSRs using the Technology Acceptance Model (McDonald’s case).
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352007507_Kiosks_as_self-service_technology_in_hotels_opportunities_and_challenges Examines kiosk deployment in the hotel industry from both management and user perspectives.
https://www.elsevier.es/en-revista-journal-innovation-knowledge-376-articulo-innovative-framework-for-self-service-kiosks-S2444569X19300393 Develops a customer value framework (functional, experiential, symbolic) for self‑service kiosks. The_adoption_of_self-service_kiosks_in_quick-servi
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/227600016_Self-Service_Technology_in_Retailing_The_Case_of_Retail_Kiosks Explores retail kiosk technology, consumer adoption, and business implications. Self-Service_Technology_in_Retailing_The_Case_of_R
https://www.42gears.com/white-papers/the-definitive-guide-to-kiosk-management Covers device ecosystem, deployment management, remote administration, and software design.
https://marketscale.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/ZIVELO_QSR_ROI_WhitePaper_FINAL-1-ilovepdf-compressed.pdf
Analyzes kiosk ROI, ticket lift, modular hardware, and case studies in QSR kiosks.
https://business.kodakmoments.com/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/retailers/Kiosk%20fleet%20management/KM-Kiosk-White-Paper-072823.pdf
Focuses on maximizing kiosk performance, uptime, and revenue in retail/self‑service environments.
https://etrr.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s12544-024-00676-8 Research on inclusivity and accessibility for digital kiosks in transportation and public mobility hubs.
https://www.wavetec.com/blog/self-service/how-to-plan-a-self-service-kiosk-deployment Step‑by‑step practical guide to planning and implementing kiosk projects.
Nice article by Elliot Maras March 2024
- Here is a summary of the five key considerations when planning a self-service kiosk deployment, based on insights from multiple expert sources in the kiosk industry:
  
  1. Define Objectives and Business Needs
  
  Clearly identify the main goals for deploying self-service kiosks, such as improving customer service, increasing efficiency, or generating additional revenue. Make sure your team understands the specific needs the kiosks will address for your business.
  
  2. Assess Location and Site Requirements
  
  Location is crucial to a kiosk’s success. Conduct a thorough site survey to ensure your chosen area has sufficient space, convenient access, and the necessary infrastructure (electricity, internet connection). Anticipate any logistical challenges like installation obstacles or environmental factors.
  
  3. Hardware and Software Selection
  
  Choose the appropriate kiosk hardware (wall-mounted, countertop, freestanding) for your location and intended usage. Ensure all required peripheral devices (touchscreens, printers, card readers) are included. Similarly, select user-friendly and reliable software, prioritizing solutions that integrate smoothly with existing systems and meet industry standards for security and compliance.
  
  4. Centralized Staging, Integration, and Testing
  
  Reduce deployment risks through centralized staging and integration. Assemble and test kiosk systems in controlled environments before installation. Conduct thorough field testing, proof-of-concept trials, and pilot programs to identify and resolve issues ahead of the full rollout.
  
  5. Ongoing Support, Training, and Maintenance
  
  Prepare for continual training and support for staff managing the kiosks. Plan a maintenance strategy and monitoring system to quickly resolve technical problems and keep kiosks operating efficiently.
  
  These five steps help ensure that your self-service kiosk deployment is well-planned and delivers maximum value for your business.

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Self-Checkout Systems – Advantages and Disadvantages

Table of Contents

Self Check-out Systems Overview

Editor’s Note — added in the latest 2025 news from Target on installing new accessible self-checkout for the sight impaired. In other news — despite retrenchment in some regions and specific cases (alcohol e.g.), there were nearly 205,000 new self-checkout terminals delivered globally this year (2025), showing continued investment and market maturity.

From Retail Systems — In the not-so-distant past, a trip to the grocery store involved casually chatting with a cashier as they scanned your items and packed your bags. Today, an impersonal yet efficient self-checkout machine is replacing familiar interaction. As these sleek, touchscreen hybrid POS kiosks become a standard fixture in retail environments, one can’t help but ponder: Are we witnessing a revolution in shopping convenience, or are we unknowingly stepping into an era of heightened surveillance?

The rise of self-checkout systems has undoubtedly streamlined the shopping experience, allowing customers to bypass long lines and take control of their transactions. However, behind the facade of convenience lies a much more complex narrative. These machines are equipped with sophisticated technology designed not only to assist but also to monitor. From weight sensors to AI-driven cameras, the self-checkout is far from a simple tool; it’s a multifaceted device that collects data and observes behavior. As we dive deeper into this phenomenon, we’ll uncover how this shift reshapes our retail experience and consider whether the trade-off between convenience and privacy is worth it. From Walmart see Walmart Goes Interactive and Looks like Lidar – Retail Systems

In the digital era where efficiency trumps tradition, the shopping experience is transforming. Picture this: you’re in a grocery store, and instead of waiting in long lines for a cashier, you stroll over to a sleek, touchscreen kiosk. You scan your items, bag them yourself, and complete the transaction in minutes. Self-checkout stations are popping up everywhere, from local supermarkets to big-box retailers, revolutionizing how we purchase everyday goods. It’s not just about speed and convenience; it’s about control and independence.

Self-checkout systems empower consumers, allowing them to manage their transactions at their own pace. But is there more to this technological marvel than meets the eye? While self-checkout promises unparalleled convenience and reduces the hassle of human error, it also opens up a labyrinth of concerns around privacy and surveillance. Each beep of the scanner and click of the button feeds into a vast data collection network, quietly amassing insights about our shopping habits, preferences, and even our behavioral patterns. As we embrace this modernized shopping method, it’s crucial to delve deeper into its dual nature, weighing the convenience it brings against the potential risks of increased monitoring. Join us as we explore the intricate balance between ease and oversight in the age of self-checkout, peeling back the layers to uncover what truly lies beneath this digital innovation.

Self Checkout Deployers

The major deployers of self-checkout systems vary across different industries and regions. In the retail sector, major players like Walmart, Target, and Kroger have heavily invested in self-checkout technology to enhance customer experience and streamline the checkout process. Additionally, fast-food chains like McDonald’s and Panera Bread have adopted self-order kiosks to expedite service and reduce customer wait times. And to repurpose employees. In the hospitality industry, hotels like Marriott and Hilton have integrated self-check-in kiosks to offer guests a quick and seamless check-in experience. Furthermore, airports worldwide have implemented self-service check-in and bag drop kiosks to facilitate a smoother travel experience for passengers. Overall, the deployment of self-checkout systems continues to grow across various sectors, driven by the demand for convenience and efficiency in today’s fast-paced world.

Accessibilty

It’s a mixed bag for sure. On one hand, you have poor accessibility with Whole Foods NCR SCO machines, but Target has just released a totally redesigned SCO system for the sight-impaired.

Target SCO Self-Checkout Changes

Target is launching a first-of-its-kind accessible self-checkout system designed for people with disabilities, particularly those who are blind or have low vision, with the rollout starting this holiday season and continuing into early 2026 at stores nationwide. The new technology, developed in partnership with the National Federation of the Blind and touchscreen partner Elo, includes features such as Braille and high-contrast button icons, a headphone jack with adjustable volume, physical navigation buttons, a dedicated information key, and a custom tactile controller. All screens and payment prompts can be navigated independently through one seamless audio stream, empowering guests to check out with greater independence and confidence.

The accessible checkout design was directly shaped by feedback from blind community members and Target employees with lived experience, emphasizing a guest-first approach that also benefits people with motor disabilities. This effort builds on nearly two decades of Target’s accessibility work and is viewed as both a meaningful social advancement and a way to expand the company’s market reach by better serving customers with disabilities, a demographic with significant spending power.

Target’s move is setting a new standard in retail, with leadership from accessibility advocates acknowledging the company’s industry-leading approach and genuine partnership with the disability community.

Interesting 2024 study as well from Target:

At Target, we’re always listening to our guests so we can deliver a joyful and convenient shopping experience. Checking out is one of the most important moments of the Target run, and we know that a fast, easy experience — whether at self-checkout or the lanes staffed by our friendly team members — is critical to getting guests on their way quickly.

In March 2024, we debuted Express Self-Checkout with limits of 10 items or fewer at most of our nearly 2,000 stores nationwide to give guests an easy and convenient option for a quick trip — with our traditional, staffed lanes available for when their cart is full. About a year later, Express Self-Checkout has been a great success and addition to our offer, with both our guests and team members seeing the benefits:

- Total transaction times have improved nearly 8% across both our self-checkout stations and our traditional, staffed lanes.
- Guests taking advantage of both options are reporting better checkout experiences overall in terms of wait times and interactions with our team members. According to the Net Promoter Score (NPS) for checkout — a measure of customer experience — we’ve seen a 5-point improvement in our already high score for wait times and 3-point improvement in interaction.
- A greater share of guests are choosing to make their purchase through our traditional lanes staffed by our team members — the perfect option for anyone who has more in their Target carts, needs a helping hand, or just enjoys connecting with our team to help them get on their way sooner.

We’ll continue evolving to match guests with the right checkout options so they can get what they need — alongside same-day fulfillment services like Drive Up, Order Pick Up and Target’s same-day delivery. It’s all in service to demonstrate the convenience, joy and value of the Target run.

Key Points in Self Check-out

The shift towards self-checkout systems in various industries is a significant trend that offers benefits and raises concerns. Let’s take a closer look at some key points to consider:

1. **Convenience and Efficiency**: Self-checkout systems undeniably provide convenience and efficiency for both customers and businesses. They reduce waiting times, offer control over transactions, and streamline the checkout process, ultimately enhancing the overall customer experience.

2. Data Collection and Privacy Concerns: On the other hand, the advanced technology integrated into self-checkout systems raises questions about data collection and privacy. These machines gather information about shopping habits, preferences, and behaviors, potentially leading to concerns about surveillance and data security. The potential risks of increased monitoring should make us all more cautious and aware of the data we’re sharing.

3. **Industry Adoption**: Major retailers, fast-food chains, hotels, and airports are increasingly adopting self-checkout systems to meet the demands for speed and convenience in today’s fast-paced world. This widespread adoption indicates a shift towards a more self-service-oriented approach in various sectors.

4. **Technological Advancements**: Tech companies specializing in self-checkout solutions constantly evolve their offerings to incorporate features like mobile payment integration, barcode scanning technology, and AI-driven customer support. These advancements aim to improve operational efficiency and customer satisfaction further.

5. Balancing Convenience and Privacy: The growing popularity of self-checkout systems necessitates a careful balance between convenience and privacy. It is crucial for businesses and consumers to be aware of the trade-offs involved and actively address concerns related to data protection and surveillance. This balance is not just a consideration; it’s a necessity in the age of self-checkout.

In conclusion, the rise of self-checkout systems represents a significant evolution in the retail and service industries, driven by the desire for enhanced convenience and efficiency. While these systems offer undeniable benefits, increasing reliance on advanced technology raises essential data privacy and surveillance considerations. Finding a balance between convenience and privacy will be necessary as we navigate the implications of this digital transformation in the way we shop and interact with businesses.

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What Exactly is a Kiosk (and what is NOT)

2025 Update

What is the Kiosk Market – Research and Data

Defining “what a kiosk is” means asking the questions :

When is it NOT a kiosk?

Next Generation Kiosks

2018 Original Article

What is it?

What a kiosk is NOT

Some General Observations

Define Kiosk and Iterations

So what is it? Here is one definition:

More Information on Definition of Kiosk

LinkedIn Short Post – What Is a Kiosk in 2025 — and What It Is Not

💡 The Short Definition

🚀 Next-Generation Kiosks

🧩 Why It Matters

🔗 Further Reading

💬 Key Takeaway

The New Intelligence Behind Self-Service: How AI Is Transforming Kiosks

I. The New Intelligence Behind Self-Service

II. 🎙️Voice at the Forefront – SoundHound & Acrelec Lead the Way

III. ♿ Accessibility & Multimodal Design – LG and Intel Push the Standard

IV. ⚙️ Edge Intelligence, Data Loops & Ecosystem Synergy

V. Beyond the Kiosk – From Screens to Autonomous Retail

VI. The Road Ahead – Responsible AI and ROI Reality

VII Key Questions for Vendors/Operators

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Daniel Olea with Olea Kiosks

Rob Chilcoat Unattended Payments

Traci Murray & Matt Ater TPGi

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Doraiswami with Pyramid Technologies

Member Exhibitors To Visit at NRF

KIOSK Information Systems – 6003

Olea Kiosks — Booth #5621 & #101

Elo – 5621

Crane Payment Innovations – 3861

Glory (ACRELEC) – 6120, MR6941

Intel – in KMA booth and others

Ingenico — MR3043

AcquireDigital – 867

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Storm Interface – 1314

Ventus Wireless – 3263