Features of Touchscreen Kiosk

♦ Infrared Multi-point Touch

♦ Full HD Display 1080P

♦ Energy Efficient

♦ Complies With HID Equipment Standard

♦ Touchscreen Detection Software Supports Full Screen Detection

♦ Location and Adjustment

♦ Ambient Light Sensor

♦ Anti-light Interference Function

♦ Intel Core i3, i5, i7 Processor; Based on intel Standard OPS platform

Design and Construction of TouchScreen Kiosk

♦ The aesthetic and functional design of interactive kiosks is a key element that drives user adoption, overall up-time and affordability. There are many factors to consider when designing an interactive kiosk including:

♦ Aesthetic design: The design of the enclosure is often the driving factor in user adoption and brand recognition.

♦ Graphic messaging: Plays a key role in communicating with potential users.

♦ Maintenance and thermal design: Critical in order to maximize up-time

♦ Component specification: Typical components include Touch-screen, P.C., pointing device, keyboard, bill acceptor, mag-stripe and/ or bar-code scanner, surge protector, UPS, etc.

♦ Ergonomic: Is important to ensure comfortable and easy user accessibility.

♦ Durability: The intended location of the kiosk will largely influence the construction as materials and electronic requirements are significantly different for indoor vs. outdoor kiosks.

Displays of Touchscreen Kiosk

Specifications of TouchScreen Kiosk

Applications of TouchScreen Kiosk

The basic application of touchscreen kiosks in the hotel industry is to reduce waiting time for guests at check-in / checkout and relieve the reception desk. Usually, hotel touchscreen kiosks are located in the lobby and are integrated or interface with the hotel's property management system. The machines allow guests to fill in and sign a registration card, select a room, issue hotel key cards, check for extra offers or upgrades and book and pay for them. In retail, clients can place online orders in store for home delivery, avoid queuing in fast food restaurants and issue library books. Generally, Touchscreen kiosks are seen as an enhancement to a retail or hospitality offer rather than a replacing staff members.