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Interactive kiosks are self-contained computing terminals that provide access to on-demand information and transactions. Some examples include airport self-check-in systems, retail product locators, and bill pay terminals. Interactive kiosks typically utilize a touch screen for data entry, along with an on-screen keyboard and other peripherals, such as card readers and barcode scanners. A thermal printer is the most common output device. Some interactive kiosks are even equipped to burn custom CDs or DVDs on demand, or download multimedia files to handheld media players. Interactive kiosks may have a customized, hardened enclosure, or may simply be a standard PC that has been repurposed for interactive kiosk duties.
For implementation of an interactive kiosk please take a look at our products NetBroadcast, NetPlayer and NetPlayerBox.
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