Kiosk model families
Explore nine distinct enclosure forms. Each family shows a defining physical structure; display, hardware and installation conditions are confirmed within the project scope.
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ALFThe concept image presents a freestanding kiosk form with a broad, prominently inclined upper body.Representative family concept image 
BASELINEThe concept image shows a restrained freestanding kiosk form with a simple monolithic enclosure.Representative family concept image 
ELAThe concept image presents a sculptural kiosk form with a curved support and projecting surface.Representative family concept image 
FNXThe concept image shows a freestanding kiosk form with an angled display and prominent lower surface.Representative family concept image 
ODTThe concept image shows an enclosed kiosk form with distinct upper and lower body zones.Representative family concept image 
PDAThe concept image presents a compact, low-profile desktop kiosk form with an inclined surface.Representative family concept image 
TABThe concept image shows a slim kiosk form with a narrow support and compact display head.Representative family concept image 
TOTThe concept image presents a slim, vertical totem form with portrait-oriented display proportions.Representative family concept image 
WALThe concept image presents a shallow, wall-aligned panel kiosk form.Representative family concept image
Choose the form, then define the configuration together
The model family establishes the first physical direction. Display, internal hardware, peripherals, anchoring and operating environment are verified during the quotation discussion.
Custom software is not included with the hardware; when required, it is assessed and quoted separately.
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