KIOSK

• Simple Navigation: Easy-to-follow instructions and large, readable text.
• Touchscreen: Most kiosks have responsive touchscreen interfaces.
• Multi-language Support: Options for different languages to accommodate various users.
• Clear Signage: Visual aids, icons, and clear step-by-step guidance.

• Ticketing/Check-in: Kiosks at airports, movie theaters, or events often allow people to print tickets, check in, or retrieve boarding passes.
• Payment Processing: Many kiosks allow for transactions with card payments, mobile wallets, or even cash in some cases.
• Information Retrieval: Some kiosks provide directions, information about a location, or allow users to search a catalog (e.g., in a store or museum).
• Order Placing: Fast-food restaurants and retail stores increasingly use kiosks to allow customers to place orders directly.

• Secure Transactions: Especially for payment and personal information, the kiosk should support encryption and secure methods for handling sensitive data.
• Timed Logout: After a period of inactivity, the kiosk should automatically log out the user or reset to the home screen to avoid data exposure.

• ADA Compliance: For users with disabilities, the kiosk should be reachable and operable by those in wheelchairs, with screen readers, or via braille.
• Keyboard Access: For those who cannot use touchscreens effectively, an external keyboard can be a useful addition.

• Durability: Kiosks should be robust enough to handle high traffic in public spaces.
• Remote Management: Many kiosks can be remotely monitored and updated to reduce downtime.
• Technical Support Contact: If something goes wrong, a kiosk should display contact information for support.

Increase sales with a kiosk that orders fast ordering, efficiency, and customer satisfaction. Customers can order and pay directly through the
KIOSK without waiting and can ask for what they need