ATM, POS and Kiosk Communications | TNSLink
Improve POS, ATM and unattended kiosk uptime and security standards while decreasing total cost of ownership with this zero-touch connectivity solution. TNSLink is a fully managed, PCI compliant connectivity solution for POS terminals, ATMs and unattended kiosks worldwide.Type: Brochure
Sponsor: Transaction Network Services
Microcom 238ML Linerless Kiosk Printer
The 238ML is a compact 2" kiosk printer made especially for unattended linerless label printing.Type: Fact Sheet
Sponsor: Microcom Corporation
Nidec Sankyo Introduces Newly Certified Card Readers for Player Tracking Systems
Player tracking is the most important data a casino can collect about its clientele. Player loyalty or membership cards follow the visitor throughout the casino. Time played is redeemed for casino perks like comped meals, shows or room upgrades.Type: Fact Sheet
Sponsor: Nidec Sankyo America Corporation
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2018 Kiosk Marketplace Census cites positive outlook driven by retail technology
The 2018 Kiosk Marketplace Census Report confirms a positive outlook for the self-serve kiosk industry, giving statistical insight into the customer segments that self-serve kiosks serve and identifying the the various technologies that kiosks are using.The case for mobile payments in unattended retail
Mobile payments continue to expand, making it important for operators of unattended retail equipment to invest in the technology. A speaker at the National Automatic Merchandising Association show claimed that mobile payments are faster, more convenient and more secure than physical forms of payment.AI delivers sales, service improvement for Coca Cola vending machines
Reyes Coca Cola Bottling, in Irvine, California, significantly improved sales and reduced service costs by deploying artificial intelligence software for managing its vending machines across California and Nevada.AI powers automated retail machine's interactivity
Using artificial intelligence, the Vicki from ViaTouch Media lets shoppers take products from a shelf and examine them before making a purchase. The customer can also ask questions and get answers about products in the machine.Is keeping up with consumer acceptance of automation worth the challenges it brings?
A session on the need to adopt automation in retail drew an overflow audience during the CES show in Las Vegas.Redefining automated retailing part 5: Wayfinding enters the mix
Wayfinding apps can amass key words and other relevant data associated with a kiosk's database. Hence, the app can provide the consumer information about the kiosk's contents.‘Bodega Mania’ fails to make the case for technology
Hopefully, Bodega's social media firestorm will help educate the automated retailing industry and the technology community about the need to be direct with the public on important forthcoming changes.Malware attack against Avanti micro market kiosks pushes card reader retrofits
By responding to the data breach proactively, Avanti Markets protected its customer relationships. The event also drove the company to complete most of its card reader retrofits.How new technologies will redefine the automated retailing experience, part 1
Interest in creating enhanced user interactivity at the point of purchase coupled with the availability of new payment options, as well as interest in more product information at the point of sale, provide a powerful basis for redefining the automated retailing experience.Technology fuels demand for industrial supply distribution systems, part 2: computer peripherals
As more companies provide employees with computers, managing computer peripherals has become a growing sector for providers of worksite product distribution.Technology fuels demand for industrial supply distribution systems, part 1
Technology developed in the kiosk industry has application in inventory control and distribution, a market that is rapidly expanding worldwide.ADA lawsuits targeting kiosks: part 1
Because the ADA does not specify how kiosks should accommodate the visually impaired, the industry is challenged in how to comply with the law's mandate. Lawsuits on behalf of visually impaired individuals could clarify what measures kiosk manufacturers should take to improve access for the visually impaired.Vending/micro market veteran ready to take on Amazon Go
A vending/micro market veteran has developed a technology, featuring artificial intelligence, he believes will disrupt the consumer goods distribution industry.Has the time finally arrived in the US for the automated c-store?
Automated food and convenience retail stores have existed for many years, but in the U.S. they have never gained the traction they have achieved in Europe. With new technology, more versatile supply chains and the rise of "food deserts," a new demand for these formats could be at hand.Top 5 stories for November: Reader interests cover diverse retail segments
Top read stories in November demonstrated the diverse interests of the KioskMarketplace reader audience. Topics covered a wide scope of retail segments, including supermarkets, ATMs and health care establishments.See More »