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Self-Service Kiosks — Ordering, Checkout and Ticketing
Floor-standing, wall-mounted and countertop terminals from 21.5″ to 43″, on either an Android or a Windows platform. Card reader, printer, scanner and cash module are specified per order, not bundled.
Android or Windows — decide this first
Everything else on a kiosk is an enclosure decision. The platform is not — it decides what software you can run, what it costs per unit, and how it is maintained for the next five years. We build both and we will not push you toward one.
| Android platform | Windows platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Rockchip RK3288 quad-core, 1.8 GHz | Intel Core i3 or i5, dual-core |
| Memory | 2 GB RAM + 16 GB storage | 4 GB DDR3 1600, 128 GB storage |
| Operating system | Android 7.1 | Windows 7 or 10 |
| Screen sizes | 21.5″ and 23.8″ | 21.5″ to 43″ |
| Resolution | 1920 × 1080 | 1280 × 1024 or 1920 × 1080 |
| Brightness | 350 cd/m² | 200–350 cd/m² |
| Contrast | 2000:1 on ordering models, 1000:1 on terminals | 2000:1 |
| Best for | Ordering and payment terminals running a single app. Lower unit cost, lower power, no OS licensing | Anything that has to run existing Windows software, a legacy POS integration, or drive peripherals with Windows-only drivers |
| Watch out for | Android 7.1 is fixed on this board family — if your software needs a newer API level, tell us before tooling | Higher unit cost, more heat, and you own the OS patching for the life of the fleet |
Three form factors, one board family
| Floor-standing | 21.5″ and 23.8″. The volume format for restaurant ordering, self-checkout and queue ticketing. Takes the full peripheral set |
| Wall-mounted | 21.5″. Same board and screen, no plinth — for venues where the floor has to stay clear or the unit sits in a queue lane |
| Countertop | 21.5″ and 23.8″. Sits on an existing counter beside a till. The cheapest way to add self-service without changing the floor plan |
| Dual-screen | A second display on the operator side, so staff and customer see different content on one unit |
All four share the same mainboard, display driver and touch layer, so a mixed deployment runs one software build and one spare-parts list. That is the reason to buy the range rather than the individual unit.
Peripherals are specified, not assumed
WHERE PROJECTS STALLA kiosk is only as useful as what is bolted into it, and payment hardware is where most projects stall. Card readers are certified per country and per acquirer — a terminal approved in France is not automatically approved elsewhere. Tell us the destination market and the acquirer at enquiry, not after tooling.
- Receipt printer — thermal, with the paper roll reachable from the service door
- Scanner — 1D/2D barcode and QR, for tickets, coupons and mobile payment
- Card reader — contact, contactless or both. Certification is market-specific
- Cash module — note and coin acceptance, with the security implications that brings
- Camera, NFC, ID scanner — where the application needs identity or age verification
- Connectivity — Ethernet as standard; Wi-Fi and 4G on request
Housing colour, panel finish, branding and the boot logo are open at the tooling stage — the same as our custom display programmes. If the units go into an unattended public space, look at the anti-theft and enclosure work on our outdoor displays as well.
Specify a kiosk programme
Tell us the platform, the screen size, the peripherals you need and the destination market. You get a full specification sheet, MOQ, tiered pricing and a lead time within one business day.