Service
A screen you touch differs from a screen you watch in one way: the person in front of it is in a hurry and doesn't read instructions. If they can't tell what to press within five seconds, they walk away.
Use cases
What they have in common is that they replace waiting in a queue or looking for a member of staff.
Rules
These six matter more than the hardware. Break any one of them and you get a screen nobody touches.
Related services
It's rarely just one thing. Here are the services that go with this one, and why.
Questions
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+359 882 95 89 89Two parts: hardware and software. The hardware depends on the size and whether it's for indoors; the software is made to order and quoted by scope.
If the task is simple and standard, it sometimes works out cheaper to take an off-the-shelf device and write only the software.
Yes, if your system can send and receive data. That's an integration, and it's quoted separately.
For public spaces we use devices with protective glass and a locked casing. The software runs in a mode that can't be exited.
Technically yes, but it adds security requirements and usually a separate provider. It's quoted as a separate part.
Yes. The device is monitored remotely, and if it stops we get an alert. It's covered by a maintenance contract.
Next step
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