Industries
Cinemas, bowling alleys, family attractions, gyms and arcades share a pattern: long quiet spells, then everyone arrives together. A film starts at eight, a party is booked for two o'clock, the school holidays begin. Queues for tickets, food and wristbands form at once and ease just as quickly.
Visitors want to know what is on, what it costs and where to go, and programmes and prices change by day and season.
Kiosks can take routine ticket and food orders while staff look after guests who need help, and large displays show what is on. How far a kiosk connects to your ticketing or ordering system is scoped with you. See self-service ordering.
For example, freestanding kiosks let guests buy or collect tickets, with the link to your ticketing system scoped as an integration.
For example, kiosks beside the counter take snack and drink orders, and a screen shows collection numbers.
For example, a high-brightness window display shows today's programme to the street, while tall digital posters in the foyer carry trailers and offers.
For example, a large kiosk with camera and microphone greets visitors with an on-screen character, or a 360 photo booth gives party guests a clip to take home. The software is built per project.
Floor-standing ordering and payment kiosks for foyers and food courts, described with printer, scanner and payment-terminal bracket options.
For outdoor ticket points, car parks and open-air attractions. IP65 is stated for this outdoor range and confirmed for the selected model.
Programme and offer screens that stay readable through glass in daylight, with a stated range of 1,000 to 2,500 nits.
Tall floor-standing posters suited to film-style artwork, used alone or side by side.
A large multi-panel screen for foyers, halls and bars. Visible bezels between panels are planned into the content.
Battery-powered 360 platforms for parties and promotions. The stated runtime is a catalogue estimate that depends on configuration and usage.
A 43 to 55 inch touchscreen kiosk with built-in camera and microphone and a high-performance graphics PC configuration, as a base for scoped interactive software.
Selling or collecting tickets at a kiosk depends on whether your ticketing system offers a supported way to connect. Assessed before quoting.
Menus, meal deals, collection numbers and how orders reach the counter or kitchen. Print timing is configurable.
Who updates listings, prices and trailers, and how content is scheduled by day, session and season.
Games, on-screen characters and visitor guides are designed and built per project. We do not supply a ready-made AI assistant.
How enquiries for parties, groups and corporate events are captured and followed up, scoped around your sales process.
What this includes — and what it does not
A kiosk can sell or print tickets only if your ticketing system offers a supported way for other software to connect, and the same is true of food ordering and your till. Age-restricted sales still need a member of staff, and a camera on a kiosk is not a means of verifying age or identity. Card terminals come from your payment provider unless we agree otherwise.
Freestanding kiosks
Freestanding self-service ordering kiosks in fourteen enclosure styles, from slim pole stands to full-height towers, with 15.6 to 32 inch screen references.
Outdoor kiosks
Freestanding outdoor ordering and payment kiosks with 21.5 and 32 inch screen references, including canopy designs on bolt-down pedestals.
Shop window displays
Window-facing displays from 32 to 98 inch at 1,000 to 2,500 nits, single or double-sided, hung from the ceiling or on a floor stand behind the glass.
Full-screen digital posters
Tall freestanding digital posters from 64.2 to 80 inch, where the picture fills almost the whole front. Run one alone, or stand several side by side as one canvas.
Video walls
Narrow-bezel LCD panels from 46 to 75 inch, tiled into video walls with wall, cabinet, floor-stand or pop-out mounting and a processor matched to your sources.
360 photo booth platforms
Battery-powered rotating-camera platforms in 80, 100 and 120 cm sizes for events, with an adjustable camera pole and custom printed graphics available.
AI interaction kiosks
Large-format 43, 49 and 55 inch touchscreen terminals with camera and microphone options, built to host conversational applications scoped around your business.
Only if that system offers a supported way for other software to connect, or its own kiosk application that can run on the hardware. We establish this before quoting.
It can be scoped that way, but it means two integrations and a longer journey on screen. At busy venues, separate kiosks for tickets and food are often simpler to use and maintain.
It is hardware: a large touchscreen with camera, microphone and a high-performance graphics PC configuration. What visitors experience on it is software we design and build for your project. We do not supply a ready-made AI assistant.
Tell us where queues form, which ticketing and payment systems you use and what you want screens to show. We will suggest a suitable configuration, with hardware and software quoted separately.
