Digital Interactive Shop Kiosk

Digital Interactive Shop Kiosk

I just spent an hour waiting at the rental car shop, for the customer rep to service another customer, all I needed to know what cars they had available and the price.  A simple digital display could have given me the information in 2 seconds . I couldn’t believed they haven’t adopted digital display kiosks yet, pls see following post.

“In today’s world, customer demands are constantly on the rise whatever industry you work in.

And as your business continues to grow, you may well find that the original space you started with is too small for you and your staff to work conveniently and comfortably, as well as ensuring that your customers are 100 per cent happy with the services you provide.Posts

On top of this, you may find that the cost of employing and training staff is growing sky high and no longer cost effective in providing excellent customer service for your clients.

If these are the troubles that worry your mind, you may find that a self service kiosk could be the right solution for you, and here are the reasons why.

Self Service Kiosk as a paying point

Customers don’t like to queue. Often, if a person walks into a store and finds the line to the checkout is trailing to the back of the store, they are more likely to walk out and find the items elsewhere.

With a self service kiosk, you can eliminate this problem and allow customers to purchase the items themselves at their own pace. Protouch have a range of self service kiosks which can be installed with a chip and pin device, as well as a receipt printer. That way your customers don’t feel put out in your store, they save time and walk away feeling happy with their purchase.

Self Service Kiosk as a Point of Information

On a busy day, catering for all your customers can be a difficult task. Whether you have limited staff, or they are pre-occupied elsewhere, if your customer has questions they need answering with no one on hand to ask, they will walk away and find someone else to answer their queries for them.

Installing a self service kiosk as a point of information in your store can free up your staff to deal with other problems and allow your customers to freely look for advice and answers to their questions.

You can even feature all of your products on the self service kiosks, so customers can look at all your stock in one place, making sure that they don’t miss a thing.”

taken from www.protouch.co.uk.

I don’t endorse Protouch.co.uk , but without any vested interest and based on my experience as a consumer, this option is worth considering.

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Arty window shop display

Creative window design by artist Ariel DeAndrea for RTR packaging.

Window shop display by Ariel DeAndrea

Window shop display by Ariel DeAndrea

Posted @ another normal .

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Spring theme wallpaper designed to work as banner at Details shop window display.

Artists/designers :  Intercreative 

Spring theme at window display by InteractCreative Spring theme wallpaper design for window display.-

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Love this window shop display that features paper art to enhance the products displayed, you’re naturally

curious and want to wander into this lovely shop and discover what else they got inside !

Window shop displays featuring paper art

Window shop displays engaging paper art

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Paper Art-Yulia Brodsjaya’s Paper Cutting Art Technique

I have to say I am a fan of Paper art and here is an illustration by Yulia Brodskaya of how to

really have a 3D paper cutting art display. I have always been interested in the art of shop

displays and I think it is a real crime that no one is keeping records of the changes in paper art.

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Interactive shop display kiosk

Another article on the interactive display kiosk envisioned by intel.

Source : New York Times .

Shop display kiosk of the future : Intel's vision

Shop display kiosk of the future : Intel's vision

SALES clerks still ask customers, “May I help you?” on the floors of many department stores, but some shoppers may soon choose to be served instead by a computer kiosk with clever software.

The new kiosks aren’t the stodgy kind that have long dispensed boarding passes, train tickets and family snapshots. Instead, they have sleek lines and large touch screens — as well as software that, depending on the application, can recognize customers, know what they’ve bought in the past, point out bargains and even let them try out virtual clothing, hair colors and cosmetics onscreen.

Many of these kiosks will serve as automated checkout counters, but will offer much more personalized information than those now in use. Others, like those for cosmetics departments, will let customers create the looks they want.

Intel has built three prototypes of kiosks that may find a place on the floors of department stores. But customers who walk up to them won’t see the usual sales counter with its bar-code reader, cash drawer and credit-card pad — and they won’t necessarily see a sales associate.

Instead, they will find a tall screen at eye level and another screen embedded in the counter. When they flash a card — perhaps one similar to those now offered by many drugstores and grocery chains — the kiosk recognizes them. “Greetings, Mr. Smith,” it might say, before presenting the latest specials and promotions for products, including ones that might go well with what Mr. Smith is already buying.

(Some kiosks may also have an additional screen for sales associates to assist customers.)

Scan in a blazer by passing its price tag across a screen, and it may then recommend several styles of pants and shirts to go with it, along with prices and possible discounts.

The kiosks can give customers a depth of detail — whether product specifications or customer reviews — comparable to what they can find in shopping on the Internet, said Joe Jensen, general manager of the embedded-computing division of Intel in Chandler, Ariz.

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Aigner Architecture designed this stunning shop display layout for the eyewear store 

Freudenhaus  at 37 Leopoldstraffe in Munich.

Eyewear shop display designed for Fredenhaus

Eyewear shop display designed for Fredenhaus

The design features a white , clean space ,  with clear tubular displays hanging from the ceiling or

potruding from the walls,  a  minimalist aesthetics  that feels ever so futuristic.

Eyewear shop display designed for Fredenhaus

Eyewear shop display designed for Fredenhaus

I love the massive white shop counter  with it’s “floating” sensation.

The wall fittings, circular and unobtrusive,  use clear tubes displays that are sleek and classy, 

the whole focus is the product.

Eyewear shop display designed for Fredenhaus

Tubular shop display designed for Fredenhaus

This magnificent design manages to display the glasses, in such an enhanced way that they feel

as if they are  works of art .

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As promised , another one of m.lavine’s shop displays .

shop sign holder display

Custom made shop sign holder display

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This sign holder display is made of a formed metal tube (Copper metallic powdercoated );

featuring laser cut frame and an acrylic insert.

It cuts an elegant, clean shape that can only enhance the feel of your shop.

I admire m.lavine’s custom made displays and will be posting more images in the near future.

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It’s the festive season and Details very proactive window display engaged Intercreative 

to come up with another good wallpaper banner for their window merchandising. 

A little bit or Art and Creativity can freshen up and make a world of difference to your shop  !

 

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Xmas wallpaper design for window display by InteractCreative

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Xmas theme banner for window display by InteractCreative

 

 

 

 

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Shop Front display : Street Art

I love what a bit of ART can do for your average shop front display.

 

Shop Front Display : Street Art to the rescue !

Shop Front Display : Street Art to the rescue !

An interesting new exhibition featuring graffiti works, street art and photography openend its doors in New York. Entitled “MOM & POPism”, the exhibition has been put together by James and Karla Murray, known for their work at Store Front. The exhibition is taking place on the roof of the Gawker Media headquarters.

 

Shop Front Display : Street Art to the rescue !

Shop Front Display : Street Art to the rescue !

Originally posted on HIGHSNOBIETY .

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Japanese shop display : hanko seals

This is probably of no use to you at all, sorry about that, but I love Asian seals and a shop display that  even in their stricking simplicity can catch the eye and make an impression.

The Japanese do not use signatures. Instead, they use seals with the person’s name in kanji. The stamps are called or and are made of wood, ivory, or plastic. ((source http://www.sljfaq.org )

Japanese shop display : Hanko seals

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