• Kiosks for Court

How Kiosks Could Help Resolve the UK Courts Crisis

Even our progressively tech-savvy world might not yet be ready for self-service justice. But given the backlog crisis hampering the UK court system right now, there’s a strong argument for giving self-service technology more of a role in legal administration. The backlog of court cases has been an issue since the COVID-19 pandemic. But despite [...]

2025-03-13T16:09:04+00:00Kiosks, News|
  • Using Kiosks to Help Customers Make More Informed Choices

Using Kiosks to Help Customers Make More Informed Choices

Another year, another slew of headlines about weak retail performance and rock-bottom consumer confidence. On the back of a sluggish peak Christmas trading period, there is even talk of vendors being forced into pushing up prices yet again in 2025. Just what everyone wants to hear after a solid four years of spiralling inflation. There’s [...]

2025-01-21T10:00:20+00:00Kiosks|
  • Repurposing Unwanted Kiosks

The Case for Repurposing Unwanted Kiosks

Remember DVDs? A recent story that caught our attention is the sad but hardly surprising demise of DVD rental company Redbox in the US. Back in the day, Redbox was a true pioneer of self-service kiosks. Its business model was based on placing vending machine-type kiosks where customers could rent DVDs from in and around [...]

2025-01-21T09:45:48+00:00Kiosks, News|
  • Kiosk Technology

Why Kiosk Technology Will Kill Off Passports

The first time most people heard of biometric technology was when they got their first biometric passport. These futuristic-sounding travel documents have been the norm in the UK for close to 20 years, and the government issues some five million of them every year. ‘E-passports’ are still the most visible example of biometric technology in [...]

2025-01-21T09:38:37+00:00Kiosks, News|
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