Products / kiosks
Service that serves itself, without losing the brand.
Interactive kiosks for retail, banking, healthcare, hospitality and public spaces — enclosure, panel, peripherals and software specified as one system and supported by our own engineers.
01 — Freestanding interactive service points
Self-Service Kiosk
Freestanding touch kiosks that let visitors browse catalogues, register, look up stock or complete a service journey without waiting for staff. Built on commercial-grade panels with capacitive touch and a locked-down player so the interface never drops back to the desktop.
- Display
- 32" – 55" commercial panel, 24/7 rated
- Touch
- PCAP 10-point, bonded anti-glare glass
- Enclosure
- Powder-coated steel, lockable service door
- Software
- Kiosk-mode player, remote content & health
- Retail catalogues
- Showroom product finders
- Government service counters
- Visitor self-registration
02 — Interactive maps and directories
Wayfinding Kiosk
Portrait totems running interactive floor maps, tenant directories and turn-by-turn routing. Content is managed centrally, so a new tenant, clinic or gate change updates across every kiosk in the building at once.
- Format
- 43" – 65" portrait totem, single or dual sided
- Software
- Interactive maps, directory, multi-language
- Accessibility
- Reachable UI zone, audio and high-contrast modes
- Connectivity
- LAN, Wi-Fi or 4G with remote monitoring
- Shopping malls
- Hospitals & clinics
- Airports & transport
- Corporate and university campuses
03 — IP65 sunlight-readable totems
Outdoor Kiosk
Sealed, air-conditioned enclosures engineered for Gulf heat, dust and humidity. High-brightness sunlight-readable panels with auto-dimming keep the content legible in direct sun and comfortable after dark.
- Rating
- IP65 sealed, dust and rain protected
- Brightness
- 2,500 – 5,000 nits with auto-dimming
- Climate
- Active cooling, -20°C to +55°C operating
- Security
- Anti-vandal glass, keyed access, ground anchored
- Building forecourts
- Fuel stations
- Parks & promenades
- Drive-thru and car parks
04 — Ticketing, check-in and calling
Queue Management Kiosk
Compact check-in kiosks with thermal ticket printers, ID or card scanning and integration to counter displays and calling screens. Visitors pick a service, take a token and see their position on the branch display.
- Display
- 15" – 32" touch, desk or pedestal mount
- Peripherals
- Thermal printer, barcode/ID scanner, card reader
- Integration
- Counter displays, calling screens, CRM/QMS APIs
- Reporting
- Wait time, service time and footfall analytics
- Bank branches
- Telecom stores
- Government service centres
- Hospital reception
05 — Self-ordering and cashless payment
Payment & Ordering Kiosk
Self-order and payment terminals with EMV card readers, contactless payment and receipt printing, wired straight into the POS or kitchen display. Larger baskets, shorter queues and fewer order errors at peak.
- Display
- 22" – 32" touch, ADA-friendly height options
- Payment
- EMV chip, contactless/NFC, QR wallet
- Peripherals
- Receipt printer, scanner, optional cash module
- Integration
- POS, KDS and loyalty platform APIs
- Quick-service restaurants
- Cafés & food courts
- Cinemas & ticketing
- Convenience retail
Hardware, software and service as one package.
Shorter queues
Routine transactions move off the counter, so staff spend their time on the enquiries that actually need a person.
Built for public use
Bonded anti-glare touch glass, tamper-resistant fixings and locked-down software that cannot be exited by a visitor.
Branded enclosures
Powder-coat colours, wraps and custom fabrication so the kiosk reads as part of your interior, not an add-on.
One content platform
Kiosks, signage and video walls are managed from the same cloud CMS with scheduling and remote health alerts.
Integrated peripherals
Printers, scanners, card readers, cameras and NFC specified and tested together before the kiosk ships to site.
Serviced locally
Installed, commissioned and supported by our own engineers in Oman, with spares held for critical deployments.
How a kiosk rollout actually runs.
01 — Discovery
Journey mapping, footfall and placement survey
02 — Specification
Enclosure, panel, peripherals and software stack
03 — Build & test
Fabrication, branding, integration and burn-in
04 — Install & support
Site install, staff training and SLA-backed service
Tell us the journey — we will build the kiosk.
Share the location, the task the visitor needs to complete and any systems it must talk to. You get a specification, a mock-up and a fixed price.
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