A freestanding kiosk is an ordering point you can put wherever the queue forms: inside the entrance, along the wall of a food court, beside the counter. Because it stands on its own base it needs no counter space and no wall fixing, and a group of kiosks can take the pressure off the till at busy times.
This is the widest family in the ordering range. Fourteen enclosure styles are pictured, in five broad shapes: slim single-pole stands; portrait heads carried on twin poles, including one with a header sign above the screen; full-height slabs and towers; podium and lectern designs with a landscape screen; and a tower with a light strip down its front edge. Screen references run through 15.6, 21.5, 24, 27 and 32 inch, and each style has its own size options.
A 10-point touchscreen, 80 mm thermal printing, QR code scanning and a card-terminal bracket are stated across the ordering range, with an NFC reader function as an option and cameras, microphones, cash or coin acceptance and card dispensing as custom-build options. These are range-level statements. The pictured styles place their peripherals differently — some have a terminal cradle on the front, some a bracket at the side, some neither — so the fitted configuration is confirmed with your quotation.
Most projects start with the self-service ordering flow rather than the enclosure: what customers order, how they pay, and where the order goes next. We can assess your existing software or scope restaurant ordering software for the project, and order data can feed AI-assisted sales management software scoped around your sales process. Hardware, software and ongoing management are quoted separately.
