Products & ServicesInteractive Terminals
Supermarket screens the store manager runs.
How it works
A screen in the store
A touchscreen for browsing products and promotions.
Change it from any computer
Screens pick up a change on their own within about 30 seconds.
Simple viewing stats
See how the screen is used across the day.
Illustration only. Names and figures are made up.
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One touch-screen kiosk does three jobs. It is a product menu shoppers can browse. It shows promotions that change with who is standing in front of it. And it has a play corner for kids.
Prices and promotions can be changed from any computer. You can change one screen or every store at once.
Each screen keeps a copy of its pictures and content on its own disk. If the store's internet goes down, the screen keeps showing everything as normal. When a manager saves a change, the screens pick it up on their own within about 30 seconds. There is no app update and no trip to the store.
What is included
Product menu
Shoppers browse products and prices on the screen by themselves.
Promotions that adapt
The ads that play in a loop change with the people in front of the screen. No face images are stored.
Kids corner
Simple games keep children busy while parents shop.
Remote admin
Update one screen or every store from a web browser.
Time slots and screen roles
Set rules for a group of screens, such as "kids corner from 3 to 5 pm". A screen can also be set to show ads only. Screens with no rule always go back to the main menu. So nothing goes blank.
Simple viewing stats
The admin page shows two numbers for each day. One is how many times people stopped to look at the ad screen. The other is how often each kids' game was tapped.
Key strengths
Works when the internet doesn't
Content is shown from the screen's own disk. The network is only used to fetch updates in the background. It never decides what is on screen right now.
Privacy built into camera features
Camera images are processed on the device itself. No face images are stored. The system does not recognise who anyone is. That is why the stats count views, not unique visitors (how many different people came). The admin page says so plainly.
Still works without a camera
If the camera is missing or blocked, the ad screen just plays its normal rotation. It never freezes or goes blank waiting for the camera.
Made for store staff, not IT
Change a price, swap a poster or pause an ad in a few clicks. Ads can be paused instead of deleted. So they are easy to bring back later.
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