In April, marijuana enthusiasts lit up for '420' celebrations, so it's appropriate that a feature about cannabis kiosks was the most-read story of the month.
May 9, 2016 by Bradley Cooper — Editor, ATM Marketplace & Food Truck Operator
On April 20, marijuana enthusiasts lit up for 420 celebrations, so it's appropriate that a feature about cannabis kiosks was the most-read story of the month. These devices have the potential to be the next revolution in self-service — already, sellers are deploying them as payment and vending solutions.
In addition to the story on cannabis kiosks, other topics such as kiosk receipt paper and "Batman v Superman" augmented reality deployments reached the top spots for April.
Here are the month's most-read stories, in reverse order:
Australian residents got a chance to pick sides on 'Batman v Superman' and take selfies of their faces inside the superhero's famous costumes with augmented reality kiosks.
Click hear to see this grudge match in action.
A study found 91 percent of all Americas keep their phone within reach all the time. People expect interactive experiences, however that doesn't mean you should always put static digital signage aside. You need to compare interactive and static digital signage carefully before making a decision.
Click here to learn how to pick the right signage for your deployment.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, which can make kiosk design a tough task. However, with any project, there are a few techniques you need to use to make sure your customer has a positive experience.
Click here to learn how kiosk design can be the right key for a better customer experience.
Many companies are beginning to opt out of physical receipt copies in favor of digital receipts. Digital receipts enable companies to collect key metrics to build richer analytics, among other advantages. With this in mind, is it time to retire kiosk printer paper?
Click here to learn the answer to this question.
Some states have legalized marijuana for medical or recreational use, but big banks are still boycotting the drug. Kiosk companies are stepping in to provide their services for payments and in some cases, vending.
Click here to learn more about this revolution in self-service.