Lockers get smart on the Colorado slopes

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

By incorporating RFID, touchscreens and a mobile app, SnowGate puts a high-tech spin on old school lockers.

EMN8 rebrands to Tillster as company evolves beyond kiosks

by Alicia Kelso — Editor, QSRWeb.com

Tillster's CEO explains the motive behind the name change, and how kiosks will remain part of the digital platform. 

Moscow subway kiosk lets travelers pay with squats

An interactive kiosk dispenses free ride tokens for the Moscow Metro in exchange for exercise.

How Wincor plans to increase its share of the American market

by Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications

Europe's manufacturing giant says its ready to grow its operations in the US.

Kiosks attempt to usher in 'future of auto insurance'

Direct Auto Insurance hopes to reform the insurance buying process by placing its kiosks within retail stores.

Technology meets beauty in the NYC subway

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

A L'Oreal retail kiosk in the Bryant Park subway station gives New Yorkers a high-tech beauty consultation.

Interactive kiosks help NASA visitors explore Atlantis

by Christopher Hall — w, t

The interactive digital technology plays a key role in personalizing the museum experience.

Tabletop technology taps into customer demands

by Alicia Kelso — Editor, QSRWeb.com

Consumers have a desire for more technology, but restaurants are slow to catch on. 

Outerwall moves ecoATM focus from malls to grocery stores

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

Outerwall posts a quaterly profit on core-business gains, with an expanded focus on ecoATM locations.

Can you afford to ignore cash in your kiosk?

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

Although payment options abound, cash should remain part of your business operation.

CETW readies for showtime in the Big Apple

Attendees of this year's event can expect a heavy dose of technology and omnichannel advice.

Are self-checkouts causing shopper frustration?

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

Shoppers are abandoning their shopping carts if they struggle with self-checkout, a new study finds.

Kodak Alaris opens photo kiosks to developers

The company plans to use the developer program to monetize images from photo apps that lack printing capabilities.

Researchers reimagine touch technology with haptic force field

Physical contact with a touchscreen has long been the requirement for haptic feedback, until now. 

Globox picks up where Redbox left off

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

The startup caters to diverse ethnic populations who are underserved by the mainstream films offered by Redbox.

In-store health kiosks could make Obamacare understandable

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

SoloHealth stations are now offering awareness and enrollment information around the new Health Insurance Marketplace.

How tablet technology has transformed dining out

Tablet technology is a growing trend in the food service industry. Here are six ways they've changed the dining experience.

From shopper to shoe designer: New Balance kiosk lets customers create

by Natalie Gagliordi — Editor of KioskMarketplace.com, Networld Media Group

The sneaker brand recently launched its 574 customization kiosk at the Foot Locker flagship store.

Kodak Alaris: A consumer photo business reborn

Executives from Kodak Alaris discuss how the age-old company has emerged a leaner, more focused enterprise.

Self-service doesn't mean 'no service'

Follow these tips to keep self-service from turning into customer servitude.