Public information and self-service
Government offices, reception areas and public institutions can make maps, instructions, forms and service links available without occupying a staffed desk.
- wayfinding and building directories
- access to online public services
- notices and visitor instructions
- queues, forms and contact information
Education and campus communication
Schools and universities can display timetables, announcements, event media, campus maps and controlled links to selected online resources. A touch menu keeps different content types accessible from one start screen.
Showrooms, retail and real estate
An interactive screen can combine a product catalogue, image gallery, presentation, video and enquiry path. Content can be changed remotely as the offer evolves.
Hotels, offices and exhibitions
Use kiosks for visitor registration guidance, venue information, event agendas or product stories. Non-touch screens can run the same media library as digital signage.
Match content to context
The device position, expected session length, audience, accessibility and connectivity should shape the interface. Large controls, short paths and appropriately sized assets improve the experience.
Frequently asked questions
Can one kiosk combine several use cases?
Yes. A branded menu can link to websites, video, galleries, presentations and games from one home screen.
Can KioskSide run without a touchscreen?
Yes. A device can continuously display assigned images, video, web content or a presentation without user interaction.
Can content vary by location?
Yes. Each device can have a separate assignment while still using assets from the same customer library.
Send us the basic kiosk specifications and the content you plan to display.