Interactive kiosk with an angled landscape touchscreen on a curved black floor stand.

Interactive Kiosk for Information and Wayfinding

This interactive kiosk provides touchscreen hardware for information, directories and wayfinding projects. Choose from 15.6 to 65-inch screens and select the application software for the planned visitor tasks.

15.6–65 inch screen sizes
Commercial touchscreen kiosk hardware
For information, directories and interactive content
Application software selected for the project

Interactive Kiosk Machine Specifications

Specification	Details
Screen Size	15.6 / 18.5 / 21.5 / 23.6 / 27 / 32 / 43 / 49 / 55 / 65 inches
Product Type	All-in-one interactive kiosk
Interface	Touchscreen
Hardware	Commercial kiosk hardware
Applications	Information, directories, product content and wayfinding
Software and Maps	Selected and configured for the project
Installation Environment	Retail and public interiors

Digital Kiosk Features

An interactive touch screen kiosk gives visitors a place to choose information, browse a directory or view product details. The hardware serves as an information kiosk when the selected application provides the required content; maps, directories and other software are selected for the project.

Illustration: A hand selects a product tile on the angled landscape touchscreen of a floor-standing kiosk.

Touchscreen Navigation and Product Information

A touch screen information kiosk puts navigation controls directly on the display. Visitors can move between content pages, categories and search results when those functions are provided by the application. Text, photographs and other media can share the same interface.

The content can be simple, such as a list of departments, or more detailed, such as a product catalogue. The hardware provides the screen and interaction surface; the application defines the tasks available to the visitor.

Illustration: An angled touchscreen kiosk stands in a lobby beside silhouettes comparing two screen sizes.

Screen Sizes for Information Kiosks

The range includes 15.6, 18.5, 21.5, 23.6, 27, 32, 43, 49, 55 and 65 inches. Compact formats suit focused information tasks. Larger screens give maps, directories and visual content more room on the interface.

An information kiosk can sit in a shop, lobby or shared interior where visitors naturally stop. The enclosure, screen size and interface layout can be selected around that position and the people using it.

Illustration: A kiosk screen shows a floor map with a highlighted route and an enlarged destination marker.

Wayfinding Maps and Directory Software

A wayfinding kiosk can help visitors locate a shop, a department or a room when a suitable map and directory application is installed. It can present searchable locations and route information as part of the project’s software.

The hardware does not include a universal map of the venue. Building plans, destination names, route logic and ongoing updates belong to the application and content service. This allows the display to be configured for the information structure of each site.

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Information Kiosks for Shops and Public Spaces

A shop can use an interactive display for product details or a catalogue that extends beyond the items on a shelf. A shopping mall can provide tenant information and directories. In a hotel, guests can browse facilities, local information and services.

Museums can present exhibit information and interactive media. Hospitals and education sites can provide department details, service information and campus directories. Government offices and transport interiors can use the screen for visitor information relevant to that location.

Matching Kiosk Hardware to Your Application

Start with the task visitors need to complete, such as finding a department or reading product details. Check the application’s operating system, touchscreen and connectivity requirements against the selected hardware. Test the interface with representative content before ordering several units.

Place the information kiosk where visitors can find it, reach the controls and step aside without blocking a route. Readable text, clear navigation and an easy return to the start screen are part of the application design.

Other Kiosk Formats

For restaurant ordering and payment, see our self-ordering kiosk. For a terminal with detachable components, compare modular self-service kiosk hardware.

Manuals and Drawings

Select your screen size and configuration to find the right documents.

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Interactive Kiosk FAQs

What can visitors do at the kiosk?

They can explore the information provided by the selected application, such as a directory, product catalogue or venue guide. Available search and navigation functions depend on that application.

Is wayfinding software included?

Wayfinding requires software, a venue map and destination data. Those are specified separately from the kiosk hardware for the project.

Can it show more than one language?

Multiple languages are possible when supported by the application and supplied content. Language options are part of the software setup.

How should I choose a screen size?

Test the application at the intended size and viewing position. Maps and product photographs need enough display area, while buttons and text must remain readable and within reach. Also check the enclosure footprint.

Can this be used for restaurant payments?

For restaurant ordering, choose our self-ordering kiosk range with its payment-hardware and receipt-printing configurations.

Can I use my own application?

The application can be evaluated against the selected hardware and system configuration. Its operating-system, touch and connectivity requirements determine compatibility.

Discuss Your Project

Tell us what visitors need to do, the preferred screen size and the application you plan to use. Contact YJCEN.