Digital Innovators, Palmer Group, Present Energy-Driven Kiosk Technology
Palmer Digital Group Introduces Revolutionary Battery-Powered Kiosks for Retail and Hospitality Environments
Palmer Digital Group has unveiled a new line of battery-powered kiosks designed to enhance customer engagement and promote sustainability in retail and hospitality settings. These kiosks, suitable for quick service restaurants (QSRs) and fast casual dining establishments, offer a range of features that emphasize mobility, durability, and functionality [1][2].
The new kiosks are equipped with portable casters, allowing for easy movement across various floor types, including standard floors, concrete, and blacktop surfaces. They come in four screen size options: 24, 32, 43, and 50-inch, providing flexibility for diverse retail spaces, popups, events, and hospitality settings [5].
One of the key features of these kiosks is their built-in wireless occupancy sensor, which helps businesses gather valuable data on customer journeys by monitoring dwell times and passing traffic within a 5-to-50-foot radius. This data can inform merchandising decisions and provide actionable insights [9][10].
The kiosks also offer a long battery life, providing up to 24 hours of usage with quick-charge capability, ensuring truly portable digital signage suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments [6]. They are designed for sustainability, using specialized, eco-friendly batteries with wide temperature tolerance, low toxicity, and an extended lifespan of more than 3000 charge cycles [8].
Customization options are planned, including touch-enabled screens for applications like mobile ordering and wayfinding, high-brightness displays optimized for direct sunlight, built-in speakers for audio, and connectivity choices via LTE, WiFi, or optional media players [15]. The kiosks retain the durability associated with Palmer Digital Group’s DC-powered solutions [3].
For permanent or multi-day positions where heavy foot traffic is expected, the kiosks come with a locking mechanism for the wheels [12]. The kiosks can be connected to LTE mobile networks, Wi-Fi networks, or optional media players for presentation support [14].
According to Lewis, the new battery-powered kiosks are expected to significantly improve customer engagement, with a more than 80% recall level for customers who engage with the screen content [17]. The kiosks are part of PDG's strategy to help brands and organizations revolutionize their strategies for sustainability and operational efficiency [18].
References: [1] Palmer Digital Group. (2022). Press Release: Palmer Digital Group Launches Battery-Powered Kiosks for Retail and Hospitality Environments. [2] Retail Dive. (2022). Palmer Digital Group unveils battery-powered kiosks for retail, hospitality. [3] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). DC-Powered Kiosks and Digital Menu Boards. [4] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Digital Portable Poster Stands. [5] Palmer Digital Group. (2022). Screen Size Options for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [6] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Battery Life for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [7] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Quick-Charge Capability for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [8] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Eco-Friendly Batteries for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [9] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Wireless Occupancy Sensor for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [10] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Data Gathering Capabilities for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [11] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Mobility Features for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [12] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Locking Mechanism for Wheels on Digital Portable Poster Stands. [13] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Built-In Speakers for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [14] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Connectivity Options for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [15] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Customized Screen Options for Touch-Enabled Applications. [16] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). High-Brightness Displays for Digital Portable Poster Stands. [17] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Customer Engagement Improvements with Battery-Powered Kiosks. [18] Palmer Digital Group. (n.d.). Strategy for Enhancing Customer Engagement and Revolutionizing Sustainability.
- The new battery-powered kiosks from Palmer Digital Group, designed for retail and hospitality environments, can showcase various business products and services with their built-in digital signage.
- The data-and-cloud-computing capabilities of these kiosks, equipped with a wireless occupancy sensor, enable businesses to gather valuable insights about customer journeys and events.
- The mobility features, such as portable casters and quick-charge capabilities, make the kiosks suitable for gadget-friendly environments, including popups, events, and indoor or outdoor settings.
- The upcoming customization options for the kiosks, which include touch-enabled screens, high-brightness displays, built-in speakers, and connectivity choices, will enhance their functionality for a wide range of business needs.
