Generally, any CD-ROM based presentation can be developed with the view that it will be delivered via a touch screen. Most likely places where you would expect to find touch screen kiosks would be in museums, libraries, train stations, factories, and at exhibitions etc. – basically where large amounts of people need to access the information and a keyboard and mouse would be inappropriate due to its public location.

Working alongside a specialist kiosk manufacture, ideas taking shape can provide a total solution for any kiosk based project – from the interactive material which will be displayed, to the actual kiosk itself, to the computer, printer and back-up power supply.

We can monitor user activity within the touch screen application by recording information such as their name and address as well as which pages they looked at and, how long they spend looking at information in the application into a database, which can be used by the client for marketing purposes.