AML introduced its latest wireless kiosk innovation called the Monarch Interactive Kiosk. This particular kiosk is run on Windows 8.1 and provides consumers with immediate facts regarding product price and information.
There are many updated features in the Monarch Interactive Kiosk that allow it to conduct tablet-like functions. These kiosks aim to provide consumers with direct information simply by scanning products. In addition to scanning bar codes, this machine uses Bluetooth and wireless connectivity. The wireless kiosk is powered through Ethernet, which eliminates that need for batteries or wall outlets.
The use of Windows 8.1 allows developers at AML to create and continuously update apps for the kiosks. Since the kiosk is compatible with enterprise application software, there are countless apps that will be able to sync with its current and future functions. In addition, the entire kiosk is touchscreen -- just like a tablet.
Tablet-Mimicking Kiosks
This Wireless Kiosk has Touchscreen Functions and Windows 8.1 Software
Trend Themes
1. Wireless Kiosks - The Monarch Interactive Kiosk utilizes wireless connectivity and Bluetooth to provide consumers with immediate product information.
2. Tablet-like Functions - The Monarch Interactive Kiosk aims to provide consumers with a tablet-like experience through its touchscreen interface and scanning capabilities.
3. Windows 8.1 Compatibility - The use of Windows 8.1 in the Monarch Interactive Kiosk allows for continuous app development and synchronization with enterprise software.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Wireless kiosks with tablet-like functions can enhance the consumer experience in retail stores by providing immediate product information.
2. Technology - The use of Windows 8.1 and touchscreen interfaces in kiosk innovations presents disruptive opportunities for the technology industry.
3. Hospitality - Wireless kiosks with tablet-like features can improve guest experiences in hotels and restaurants by offering quick access to information.