Toshiba Tec presents a high-performance self-service kiosk for small businesses

This versatile solution can be installed on counters, shelves or supports and integrates a long-range printer, a reading scanner and a handheld scanner, among other elements.

Compact and ergonomic, the new self-service kiosk Toshiba Tec offers a complete digital solution for small commercial establishments, since due to its dimensions (44x55x36 cm.) can be installed on counters, shelves or supports; It has simple maintenance as it does not require tools to access its internal components, and can be personalized with the image of the business.

Called Light self-service kiosk, This terminal incorporates “the ticket printer with the greatest autonomy on the market.”, which allows reducing up to a 72% paper changes, and has the capacity to use a large roll”, as indicated by the manufacturer.

It also integrates a high-performance scanner for continuous reading of articles, with EAS deactivation (electronic anti-theft system), as well as an optional handheld scanner for bulky products.

This Toshiba Tec self-service kiosk equips a guidance and help system, for both consumers and store assistants, to check inventory availability or define menus, among other options.

Optionally, This system can incorporate a radio frequency antenna, which allows users to read the articles in an automated way (RFID) without having to read the traditional barcode.

As Miguel Sarwat explains, Marketing and communication manager at Toshiba Tec in Spain, “Small businesses not only value technology, but also ergonomics, robustness or ease of maintenance when you purchase a self-service solution that suits your needs, included, evidently, those of space”.

In this sense, One of the differentials of Toshiba Tec is that “all our solutions have an ergonomics study that takes into account factors such as standard measurements for consumers, “adaptation for use by people with reduced mobility or visibility or movement areas”, this manager emphasizes.

Sectors such as restoration, moda, food and, more specialized, like health or education, These are segments that request more self-service solutions. According to a company analysis, self-service already represents the 30% of the demand for technological solutions in Spanish retail, immersed in a process of adaptation to new consumer habits, especially the so-called millennial generation.

In fact, This social group will carry out the 30% of purchases this year and the 57% of them already opt for self-service to speed up the payment process and have greater privacy, according to data from this company.