Editor Notes — The restaurant technology deep dive is free registration and the event takes place May 4th.
DENVER, Colo., April 27, 2022 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — April 2022 Self-Service: The Kiosk Association is pleased to announce we are sponsoring a restaurant tech deep dive with Panera Bread and Chipotle digital strategy officers as part of Nations Restaurant News (NRN). Topics include interactive digital, robotics, pickup lockers for delivery services, EV chargers and more.
Coming Events: National Restaurant Association in Chicago in May is the big upcoming event. See the dual 55 outdoor drive-thru digital menu from Keyser, a small 15” AIO for self-order and the new Clover Kiosk by Nanonation (using the Samsung kiosk). There is a social event being put on Saturday night by Intel and if interested in attended email us.
ISE in Barcelona is in May. And then June 8, 2022 is InfoComm 2022. AV is huge and especially for all forms of menu displays for outdoor (think Drive-Thru which is 75% of sales?). Big screens for EV charging stations at places like Walgreens, Kohls, and now restaurants. The free advertising on Google Maps doesn’t hurt.
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Nice writeup feature by Craig Settles on the state of library telehealth and its benefits. 22 pages with illustrations. Worth noting that we assisted Mr. Settles in some of his research. You can download the full report at i-telehealth.com, our telehealth and telemedicine vertical information blog.
Excerpt:
Telehealth for Libraries Guide Report
Libraries on the vanguard of transforming healthcare delivery, what is your library going to do in this moment when the federal government is committing over $7 billion to communities making a difference?
This guide lays out how to a) get to the heart of patrons’ healthcare needs, b) create something that’s never been done in your community before, and c) market your telehealth and broadband grant proposal.
More than video chats, telehealth uses intranets and Internet networks to observe, diagnose, initiate or otherwise medically intervene, administer, monitor, record, and/or report on the continuum of care people receive when ill, injured, or wanting to stay well.
I’ll take this definition one step further and differentiate between
1) real-time telehealth,
2) store-and-forward telehealth, and
3) “passive” telehealth.
Real-time telehealth are activities happening “right here and now,” often involving medical or healthcare professionals. In a library setting, a patron is video chatting with a doctor from a study room or other enclosed private space, or a traveling nurse sets up in a room to do hypertension screening with patrons and video conferencing with a doctor in another location should patrons have questions.
Store-and-forward telehealth is collecting medical data and sending it electronically to another site for later evaluation. Patrons who don’t want to go over their data cap (limit) might use a library’s Wi-Fi to send medical records, test results, or digital images. For maximum privacy and security, telehealth applications receive and send using HIPAA-compliant software.
In the context of this guide, “passive” telehealth refers to educational Web content, digital knowledgebases, and software applications that help us understand, prevent, treat, or recover from threats to our physical and mental health. Few entities are as competent as libraries for making knowledge easy to find and sort through.
Telehealth making a difference
There are at least five primary ways to impact healthcare delivery through telehealth at libraries:
The partners are inviting banks and their fellow manufacturers and IT suppliers to join them in tackling the threat by improving industry communication and information sharing.
Germany-based findbox GmbH has developed the findbox, a kiosk-like device that scans items and packaging, lets shoppers know if a replacement is in the shop and guides them to the right peg.
EMV migration is neither simple nor quick, but doing your homework early can facilitate and expedite the process. Here’s everything you need to prep for EMV.
Whenever I’m in New York City and load up a MetroCard at the train station kiosk, I give the card readers extra scrutiny and think to myself, “such a high-volume spot would be a great place to inst…
Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. announced today that Michael Mayer has joined the company to further develop their growing portfolio of regional and national accounts. Michael Mayer is a fourth generation Mayer and a welcome addition to the production department.
Family tradition continues at Frank Mayer. Mike Mayer, President, said “The recent addition as a fourth generation Mayer is a sign of our commitment to being the leading company in our industry. I’m confident that Michael will play a key role in providing and implementing high quality solutions for our clients.”
Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. was a founding charter sponsor of the Kiosk Industry Group. A short profile follows.
Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. Kiosks
Frank Mayer kiosks are the gateway to connecting with consumers at retail. A authentic kiosk experience includes online sales, product demonstrations, consumer behavior tracking, mobile applications, employment, and much more.
Founded in 1931, Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. is a third-generation, family-owned company which is based in Grafton, WI. Throughout the years, we have embraced transforming design concepts and ideas into a realized reality within the in-store merchandising industry.
Today, Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. is a leader in in-store merchandising and is recognized in the point-of-purchase industry for the company’s ability to meet and exceed clients’ expectations.
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“In an ever-changing marketplace, we are the constant that provides you with a creative, responsive, and thorough approach to every in-store merchandising or interactive kiosk program. Our mission is to create an environment which focuses on turning targeted in-store merchandising initiatives into guaranteed results.”
– Michael Mayer, President
Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc
1975 Wisconsin Ave.
Grafton, WI 53024
P: 262-377-4700 [email protected]
For more information on kiosks visit one of our sponsors:
Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. To Demonstrate Approach Self-Service Kiosks at ICX Summit
See Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc.’s expanded line of self-ordering kiosks at the 2019 Interactive Customer Experience Summit in Dallas June 4-6.
GRAFTON, WI – Find Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc.’s self-service kiosk line Approach at the 2019 Interactive Customer Experience (ICX) Summit at Omni Frisco Hotel in Dallas June 4-6. The freestanding, floor tablet, and counter self-order kiosks will be on display in booth #12, where attendees can test the units and interact with the kiosks’ QiTM software by ADUSA.
In addition to the original freestanding Approach floor unit, available as both a 32- and 22-inch touchscreen, Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. recently expanded its roster of self-service kiosks to include a countertop unit, tablet, and wall unit.
The new line marries smart design with different sizes, offering an array of customization options and brand personalization – all while being backed by Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc.’s trusted name in delivering experience and unsurpassed quality in the interactive kiosk market.
Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. is a leader in the development of in-store merchandising displays, interactive kiosks, and store fixtures for brands and retailers nationwide. The company helps retailers and brands utilize the latest display solutions and technologies to create engaging customer experiences. For more information on the Approach family of kiosks, visit www.olea.com/approach
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CONTACT:
David Anzia, Senior Vice President of Sales
Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc.
1975 Wisconsin Ave., Grafton, WI 53024 [email protected]
2017 promises to be an active one for kiosks and similar self-service devices. A new whitepaper, “Opportunities for Self-Service Technology in 2017”, looks towards the direction self-service kiosks are headed. Developed and published by KioskMarketplace.com, this whitepaper is sponsored by Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. and can be downloaded here.
Nice research report from UPS covering shoppers and what it is seeing for data.
Excerpt:
While e-commerce offers new, unparalleled opportunities for accelerated growth, most retailers also are facing unprecedented challenges, and their very survival is in question. They must keep pace with ever-evolving technology and customer expectations. And omnichannel retailers are being pushed by shoppers to deliver a compelling, seamless experience across all channels. The lines of distinction between brick-and-mortar and digital experiences are forever blurred.
Excellence across all channels is considered table stakes, and organizations are struggling with how best to accomplish these objectives while remaining profitable. With change at a rampant pace, there is no longer a universal set of answers for how a retailer sets priorities and thrives. However, this much is clear: It is more essential than ever to understand the actions and motivations of today’s increasingly savvy, tech-driven shopper.
That is exactly what this study offers — insights on today’s well-connected, in-control shopper. Retailers of all sizes are experiencing tensions within their organization about prioritizing the changes needed to remain competitive. The insights offered here are designed to help them determine the best path forward as they navigate the intricacies of a market that’s never been more challenging.
Versatile Kiosk for Ultimate Performance A modern approach to the player experience
Our latest winning kiosk for casinos features card-printing and vibrant LED lighting that can be controlled remotely or programmed, and its sleek design fits in any décor.
The Monte Carlo boasts robust components that stand up to 24/7 use. Two large LCD panels create a rewarding touch experience for users, while the highly visible digital signage is perfect for advertising, wayfinding and more.
As usual Mr. Krebs has some great images of a credit card skimmer found in the wild. This model uses Samsung phone parts and lays right over the Ingenico card..
No amount of mental willpower or foot-tapping can get you through an airport security line faster, but there is a new biometric service called CLEAR that can.
Located at Booth #4854, the Gateway Ticketing Systems team will give booth visitors a sneak peek at its ‘next generation’ kiosk interface currently in development as well as showcase some of its recently released solutions including:
Reporting Plus | Powered by Galaxy – Any Data, Anytime, Anywhere This new reporting solution captures all transactional data from an attraction’s Galaxy® point-of-sale, membership and admission control software. From there, customers can access a suite of standard reports on both traditional and mobile devices, extract reports and data in a wide range of formats, automate report delivery and easily develop custom reports.
CRM Plus | Powered by Galaxy – 360-Degree Customer View with One Solution
This powerful customer relationship management tool integrates seamlessly with our Galaxy® point-of-sale software. CRM Plus enables attractions to conduct segmentation analysis and trigger real-time personalized communications to deepen relationships with its guests.
Galaxy Connect – 2016 IAAPA Brass Ring Best New Product Award – 2nd Place for Technology Applied to Amusements: Facilities This cloud-based platform enables attractions and online travel agencies to easily and securely sell live tickets, even for capacity-managed events. Galaxy Connect eliminates the need for vouchers, saving hours of tedious back-office work. Booth visitors will learn how the Galaxy Connect community has grown, adding some of the world’s largest online travel agencies to the platform.
Last year marked a large shift in the world of data breaches. For the first time, Social Security Numbers were compromised more than credit cards. A staggering 16.7 million consumers were affected by identity fraud last year, an 8% increase over year-ago levels and the highest volume since Javelin Strategy & Research began their annual surveys in 2003. This fraud resulted in losses of $16.8 billion.
New self-serve technology at one East Valley medical clinic is allowing patients to quickly receive prescriptions and over-the-counter medications from a kiosk immediately following an appointment.
Asia’s Largest Vending Show CVS and the Official Satellite Show of EuroShop Debut ‘World of Retail’ Exhibition
CVS and Subsidiary of Euroshop C-star Join Forces to Create an International Retail Exchange Platform with Over 200 Smart Retail Vendors, Offering One-stop Premium Retail Solutions Worldwide.
The 15th China International Self-service, Kiosk and Vending Show
(CVS) – the second largest in the world – is the place to get all of
the resources you require to achieve your business goals and to
fulfil the needs of the entire convenience services industry.
Now with its collaboration with C-Star – Shanghai’s International
Trade Fair for Solutions and Trends All about Retail – the future of
retail is about to be reshaped. The World of Retail.
World of Retail
The two trade fairs will be held from April 26 to 28, 2018 at
Shanghai New International Expo Centre, concurrently with Hotel
Plus, with an expected turnout of over 200,000 trade visitors,
including industry professionals and consumers.
As the official satellite show of EuroShop, the world’s No.1 Retail
Trade Fair, C-star presents the latest developments in global retail
industry.
And after 15 of continuous growth, CVS is now recognised as the
industry’s most valuable self-service and retail trade fair.
This partnership will allow CVS and C-star to explore massive new
business opportunities, able to connect upstream and downstream
retail industries by integrating their resources, strengths, exhibitors
and audience relationship.
‘World of Retail’ will explore emerging industry trends, build the
best exchange platform through both online and offline channels for
manufacturers and retailers from home and abroad, and provide
quality and comprehensive solutions for retailers and buyers
worldwide.
CVS 2018
The organizers expect to hold more than 200 exhibitors, featuring
many well-known global corporate brands, and emerging industry
players. Further, CVS comprehensively focuses on the smart retail
field by concurrently holding Shanghai Smart Retailing Show 2018
and Smart Retailing Summit Forum 2018, further expanding in
exhibition scale, integration of self-service and smart retail
resources and to create a cross-sector event.
C-star 2018
In addition, C-star 2018 International Retail Forum will be held
concurrently as a knowledge platform for the retail industry.
Themed ‘Retail, People-Oriented’, this forum connects domestic and
foreign retail experts, industry leaders, real estate developers,
shopping mall executives, retail brands and additional high-profile
speakers, to create the best platform for gaining new knowledge in
a wide spectrum of business areas.
A Glance of C-star Retail Show 2017
This partnership brings together both organizer’s resources, and
combines both parties’ strengths and industry clout to bring real
changes and innovations to the global retail business.
Early online registration for both major events is encouraged for all
visitors. Please visit their official website: CVS pre-registration
For further enquiries please contact:
Shuree Shen [email protected]
+86 21 3339 2017
We try and warn people regarding the data report business and how it has become embarrassing the amount of visibility Google and others give it to it. May as well be Top Drugs and Viagra.
For legitimate reports try IHL or Frost&Sullivan, Gartner or Jupiter.
This is my regular reminder to anyone looking for market research on the digital signage hardware or software industries – MOST of the research reports out there are garbage.
This morning’s Google Alerts scrape of news stories that come up under “digital+signage” has four headlines about market research reports on displays and software. The photo above is the corporate headquarters of one of the research firms – a down at the heels industrial park in Deerfield Beach, Florida – the kind of place you roll into to get auto body work or buy plumbing supplies. It is very likely HQ is a mail slot or $50/month virtual office. The 1-855 number is shared by several “research” firms.
The Asia-Pacific HQ is Pune, India – where many to most of these “research” companies are located. This one, amusingly, appears to have its offices in a hotel.
Section 508 Webinars — The next webinar in the Section 508 Best Practices Webinar Series will take place May 29 from 1:00 to 2:30 (ET) and cover strategies for meeting the updated 508 Standards in federal procurements. Presenters from the General Services Administration (GSA) will review available tools and resources, such as an Applicability Checklist on the revised standards, a solicitation conformance template, a new conformance reporting tool for vendors, and GSA’s Accessibility Requirements Tool.
For more details or to register, visit www.accessibilityonline.org/cioc-508/session/?id=110667.
The Section 508 Best Practices Webinar Series provides helpful information and best practices for federal agencies in meeting their obligations under Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act which ensures access to information and communication technology in the federal sector. This webinar series is made available by the Accessibility Community of Practice of the CIO Council in partnership with the Access Board.
Section 508 Best Practices: Putting the Revised 508 Standards into Practice for Procurement Add to Calendar May 29, 2018, 1:00 – 2:30 (ET)
Presenters:
• John Sullivan, Government-wide Section 508 Program Director, GSA
• Kevin Funk, Program Analyst, GSA
• Kathy Eng, Senior ICT Accessibility Specialist, U.S. Access Board (moderator)
Registration: www.accessibilityonline.org/cioc-508/session/?id=110667
Peerless-AV® Introduces New Large Venue Projector Mounts for Rental and Staging Applications
New mounts offer quick, safe, and easy installation, supporting a wide range of large venue projector mount brands
AURORA, Ill. – July 17, 2018 – Peerless-AV®, an award-winning designer and manufacturer of the highest quality audio and video solutions and accessories, today announced the availability of its Large Venue Projector Mount (PJR250).
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An extension to Peerless-AV’s projector mount product line, the PJR250 is designed to provide a quick, safe, and simple installation – making it the ideal solution in rental and staging settings where products in venues may frequently change.
The PJR250 features a low profile, pre-assembled design with a Hook-and-Hang™ system and unique dedicated adaptor plates that support all major large venue projector brands.
“In developing our Large Venue Projector Mount, our team focused heavily on the impact that the design would have on the installation process,” said Nick Belcore, Executive Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing, Peerless-AV. “Including options like the Hook-and-Hang™ feature as well as dedicated adaptor plates was a must for this solution. We wanted integrators to be able to install and un-install large format projectors as seamlessly as possible.”
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For a quick and easy installation, the PJR250 includes a simple Hook-and-Hang™ feature, which provides a large landing area when securing a projector to the mount. In addition, the dedicated adaptor plates place the center of gravity in the middle of the mount, simplifying adjustments and achieving the perfect balance when ceiling or flush mounting a projector. A unique feature in the market, these adaptor plates significantly reduce installation time by eliminating the need to install legs, which can be difficult to stabilize and can lead to projector sag over time.
To obtain perfect image alignment, the PJR250 features horizontal adjustment up to 3″ as well as tilt (+15/-5°), roll (±5°), and swivel (360°) adjustment, which are lockable to prevent even the smallest shift to the image once installation is complete.
The PJR250 includes a safety cable for assurance when handling and installing large projectors, as well as integrated cable management, allowing the cables to be routed through the projector mount for a clean aesthetic.
Peerless-AV’s Large Venue Projector Mounts are available now through Peerless-AV direct sales representatives and authorized distribution networks.
For over 75 years, passion and innovation continue to drive Peerless-AV forward. We proudly design and manufacture the highest quality products, ranging from outdoor displays to complete kiosk solutions, digital signage mounts to wireless systems. Whether a full-scale global deployment or custom project, Peerless-AV develops meaningful relationships and delivers world-class service. In partnership with Peerless-AV, you are trusting an award-winning team of experts who will support your business every step of the way. For more information, visit peerless-av.com.
Layer Logic and TSItouch Join Forces on Touchscreen Displays in Enterprise
August 14, 2018 – Mason, OH and Uniontown, PA Layer Logic® Inc., a company dedicated to making collaboration seamless and spontaneous, and TSItouch, a leading manufacturer of touch screen and protective solutions for commercial grade displays and video walls announced they are partnering together to drive more touch display demand through the delivery of additional features and capabilities.
CoreTouch® is an award-winning intelligent appliance that allows users to connect and simultaneously control up to four devices on a single touchscreen display. Up until now, it has not been possible to connect multiple sources, such as PC’s, Macs, tablet devices, etc. to a display, and control those sources from the monitor itself. CoreTouch is the first of its kind – making group collaboration simple when it comes to
displaying, sharing and controlling content specific to a source. CoreTouch also supports the new annotation capabilities of Microsoft’s Office Suite, allowing for annotation from the monitor over live applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as well as whiteboarding.
“Combining the CoreTouch appliance with our touchscreen solutions provides for increased utilization of these interactive displays,” commented Gary Mundrake, President at TSItouch. “This improves the value proposition and ROI of room designs in a time when customers are demanding broader usage of their meeting rooms.”
“Driving additional features and capabilities through touch displays will result in additional demand and sales,” commented Rich Reiss, CEO at Layer Logic. “And with the Layer Logic mobile app, we can reduce or eliminate the need for expensive control systems – freeing up more budget to design rooms and spaces in new and creative ways. We believe our partnership with TSItouch will result in benefits for both our channel partners and end user community.”
About Layer Logic
Layer Logic develops unique collaboration solutions for conference and huddle rooms that enable any user in the
room to switch presenters, change on-screen layouts, and control content and sources from their smartphone, tablet,
PC or an Interactive Flat Panel.
About TSItouch
TSItouch is a manufacturer of touch screen and protective solutions for commercial grade displays and video walls
that is dedicated to consistently providing our customers with high quality, cost-effective products and services.
TSItouch is an employee-owned business located in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. TSItouch was established as an
Today Peerless-AV announced a partnership with BIMsmith, a free cloud platform with a suite of tools for building professionals to discover and download building product data. In utilizing this software, Peerless-AV’s products can now be easily added to digital designs, offering architects and building professionals the necessary data, specifications, and certifications when designing a building.
Below please find the press release with more information.
New software offers ease in implementing Peerless-AV solutions into digital designs
AURORA, Ill. – September 18, 2019 –Peerless-AV®, an award-winning designer and manufacturer of innovative audio and video solutions and accessories, is pleased to announce the availability of Building Information Modeling (BIM) content for its products through a new partnership with BIMsmith®, a free cloud platform with a suite of tools for building professionals to discover and download building product data.
With BIM data now easily accessible, architects and other building professionals can integrate highly realistic models of Peerless-AV products directly into their digital designs, rather than drafting them independently or using generic placeholders. Each digital model includes all the necessary data, specifications, and certifications that professionals need from manufacturers when designing a building. The files are also modeled for compatibility with industry standard design tools like Autodesk Revit, further establishing Peerless-AV as a simple yet valuable information source in the designer’s everyday workflow.
“Innovation at Peerless-AV stretches back over 75 years since our founding,” said Nick Belcore, Executive Vice President, Peerless-AV. “We are thrilled to continue that legacy by providing the architecture and design community with intuitive digital design tools. Teaming with engineers and architects to create our Revit files, we are able to provide more relevant architecture data and fully interactive models. These offerings truly set Peerless-AV apart as the leader in audio visual innovation.”
By partnering with BIMsmith, the entire Peerless-AV BIM library is also accessible to thousands of building professionals on the BIMsmith Market platform, a cloud tool for building product research and selection.
“The name Peerless-AV carries with it a long history of quality and reliability that is highly important to building professionals,” said Benjamin Glunz, CEO, BIMsmith. “We are excited to bring their products to the BIMsmith platform.”
The Peerless-AV digital models include a wide selection of display wall mounts, video wall mounts, kiosks, outdoor TVs and more. The entire Peerless-AV BIM library can be found at www.peerless-av.com/BIMlibrary.
For over 75 years, passion and innovation continue to drive Peerless-AV forward. We proudly design and manufacture the highest quality products, ranging from outdoor displays to complete kiosk solutions, digital signage mounts to wireless systems. Whether a full-scale global deployment or custom project, Peerless-AV develops meaningful relationships and delivers world-class service. In partnership with Peerless-AV, you are trusting an award-winning team of experts who will support your business every step of the way. For more information, visit peerless-av.com.
About BIMsmith
BIMsmith, the leading cloud-based building product discovery and selection platform, cultivates global business-to-business relationships between building industry professionals and building product manufacturers. Through direct integration of real product data into the BIM workflow, BIMsmith continues to shape the future of building science technology, placing its clients at the forefront of BIM innovation while addressing the true needs of industry professionals. Learn more about BIMsmith at https://www.bimsmith.com.
By Laura Boniello Miller, Corporate Business Development Manager for the JAWS Kiosk program at Vispero, parent company of The Paciello Group – 02/26/2020
People with disabilities travel and dine out just like everyone else. Research conducted by the Open Doors Organization in 2015 found that “more than 26 million adults with disabilities traveled for pleasure and/or business, taking 73 million trips.” This spending has a significant impact on the travel industry, but sometimes the technology employed by hotels and restaurants is not accommodating to people with disabilities. This offers hospitality an excellent opportunity to employ self-service technology that will improve their disabled guest’s experience and capture more of their spending power with accommodations and services that support this group.
We all know that returns are an essential part of the consumer journey, yet they can cause retailers some serious trouble to process. For instance, in-store returns are a great way to recapture lost revenue from returns, but processing them at the checkout can cause longer lines, create more work for staff and extend wait times for customers who are trying to buy something.
Retailers learn how they may recapture lost revenue from returns
While 61% of Americans prefer to return goods in-store according to UPS research, those retailers who do offer in-store returns generally have not adapted specifically for this customer journey. Customers with a return transaction often have to wait in line with everyone else to sort their return out and after their handover, may wait up to 3 weeks for credit card refunds (where these are offered).
When making an in-store return, 70% purchase an additional item
Alternatively, customers can book ahead using the digital portal, linked via the retailer website, and hosted by Doddle. In this return path, customers simply scan the code from the portal once they’re in store, and the label is automatically printed. Once they’ve applied the label and dropped the parcel into the hatch, they’re free to shop. When making an in-store return, 70% purchase an additional item compared to only 42% who make a new purchase while processing an online return.
Most agree that the coronavirus pandemic will accelerate
mobile commerce and contactless approaches. In response to the global COVID-19 virus prevention and control, TDS has developed a revolutionary technology, contactless temperature measurement intelligent identification terminal.
In many businesses, hospitals and retailers, temperature screening of employees and visitors is already necessary to stop the virus.
Temperature-sensing kiosks can help
prevent crises and optimize return to business as employees and guests return to work and entertainment venues.
Features
Available in 10.1 “and 15.6” widescreen sizes
Zero Bezel design, with an all-metal casing
RK3288 quad-core processor with primary frequency of 1.8gh
Two options — touch and non-touchscreen
Body infrared sensor light control to save power and energy
The temperature detector with detection distance <1 m and temperature tolerance ±0.3℃
Temperature display with support, warning of exceeding temperature
USB extension interface, supporting the extension IC card reader and RFID
Support version 7.1 and below of Android operating system
Support floor-to-ceiling and wall-mounted brackets
Please consult us for more information.
Website：www.ustdstouch.com
Email:[email protected]
From LinkedIn Aug2020 – Frank Olea, CEO of Olea Kiosks announced on LinkedIn yesterday his new outdoor ticketing kiosk, Geneva. Has some very nice engineered design features. Olea is at the top of outdoor kiosk design so it isn’t surprising at all to see this very nice unit.
“I’m proud to announce our newest Kiosk model, the Geneva. This kiosk design is ultra-versatile and is available in Outdoor as well as Indoor versions. It’s our ‘Swiss Army Knife’ hence, Geneva.”
This new indoor / outdoor kiosk provides for printing tickets, wristbands, cards or even plain old receipts. The 27” high brite LCD display is sure to get the message out that you are open for business. This is also our first model to feature contactless touchscreen options as well.
A closer look
You can click the image and see a full screen image detailing the nice engineering touches Olea did.
Editors Note – All of the most mature Browser Lockdown products for secure desktop use the Chrome Engine. This latest device integration by Google is significant. NFC (Near Field Communications) is a core technology used often in self-service kiosks. Browsers have become the viewports for all.
Web browsers are developing and evolving faster than ever, and this is certainly true of Google Chrome. The company has just released a new beta version the browser – Chrome Beta 89 – and it includes a number of keys updates to APIs that open up a host of exciting new features.
There are different things to look forward to depending whether you’re using the mobile or desktop version of Chrome, but Android users on the beta program have gained a new way to interact with NFC tags. Desktop users have an easier way to share content to social media, and there’s more too.
Google has enabled web NFC (Near Field Communications) by default, which means Android users can interact with displays and exhibitions at museums and galleries, sign into buildings, and more. Android devices running Chrome 89 can also write to NFC tags which has lots of possibilities.
