Category Archives: Kiosk Technology

Intel vPro for Kiosk Fleets: Why Remote Manageability Matters More in APAC

For a kiosk fleet with hundreds or thousands of unattended devices, hardware reliability is only part of the operational challenge. The bigger question is what happens when a kiosk stops responding at a retail store, restaurant, airport, transit station, or franchise location hundreds of kilometers away. In APAC, this challenge can become even more complex. Fleets may span… Read More »

Intel at the Edge: A 2026 Buyer’s Guide for AI Kiosks in Asia

AI is moving into self-service environments, but adding AI to a kiosk does not automatically mean buying the most powerful processor available. For kiosk OEMs, system integrators, and retail technology buyers in Asia, the better question is: What AI workload does the kiosk actually need to run? Voice interaction, computer vision, generative AI and traditional self-service applications place very… Read More »

Voice Recognition and Touchless Technology

Self-service technology is moving beyond the traditional touchscreen. In retail, hospitality, transportation, and food service, speech recognition and conversational AI and touchless interfaces are becoming important components of the next generation of kiosks. The shift is not simply about removing physical contact. It is about creating faster, more flexible, and more accessible interactions between customers and automated systems. From Touchscreens to Multimodal… Read More »

Computex 2026: Why Edge AI Is Becoming the Real Engine Behind Smart Retail

Computex 2026 arrives under the theme “AI Together,” but for professionals in smart retail, kiosks, and self-service technology, the most important question is not how powerful AI has become—it is where that AI actually runs. For years, artificial intelligence discussions at major technology events focused on cloud infrastructure, hyperscale data centers, and increasingly powerful GPUs. While those technologies… Read More »