Information Point Kiosks

An information kiosk gives visitors the answers they look for on arrival: where to go, what is available and how to get help, without waiting for a member of staff. Our information point kiosks turn a touch screen or tablet into an interactive kiosk on a stable floor-standing structure, ready for museums, shopping centres, hotels, receptions and events.

Choose a touch screen kiosk or a tablet floor stand for Samsung Galaxy and universal tablets.

Answer the same questions once, on screen

"Where is the lift?", "Do you have this in stock?", "Which room is the talk in?" When staff answer these questions all day, they have less time for the visitors who really need them. An interactive information point shows maps, catalogues, timetables and contact options on screen, available every hour the building is open.

Because the content lives on the screen, you update it in seconds when a room changes, a product sells out or an event starts, without reprinting signs.

Choose your information point kiosk

Touch screen information kiosk

A pedestal kiosk with a landscape screen, designed for longer interactions such as browsing a catalogue, consulting a directory or filling in a form. The screen sits at an angle that is comfortable to read and touch while standing.

Floor-standing information kiosk for portrait screens

A slim column kiosk that holds the screen in portrait format, including a model for 21" screens. Its vertical shape is easy to see from a distance and fits in corridors, entrances and next to lifts, making it a good choice for a wayfinding kiosk.

Samsung tablet floor stands

Floor stands designed for Samsung Galaxy tablets, including a specific mount for the Galaxy Tab A T510. They are a lightweight and affordable way to set up an information point, a product catalogue or a customer feedback survey.

Universal floor tablet mount

A floor stand with adjustable grips that hold tablets of different brands and sizes. If you already have an iPad or another tablet, this iPad floor stand option lets you use it as an information kiosk without buying a dedicated device.

Tablet floor stand or touch screen kiosk?

  • Tablet floor stand: lower cost, quick to set up and easy to move. Ideal for short interactions such as surveys, menus, check-in forms and product lookups.
  • Touch screen kiosk: larger screen, more visible and more robust in high-traffic public spaces. Ideal for maps, directories and catalogues that several people consult every hour.

What you can use an information kiosk for

  • Wayfinding: interactive maps and directories in shopping centres, hospitals, campuses and offices.
  • Catalogues and product information: stock availability, technical sheets and extended ranges in shops and showrooms.
  • Museum and exhibition content: a museum kiosk with descriptions, videos and translations next to each exhibit.
  • Visitor registration and forms: sign-in, consent forms or digital signature. See our digital signature tablet stands.
  • Customer feedback: satisfaction surveys at the exit or after a service.

Where information point kiosks are used

  • Museums, galleries and visitor centres: exhibition information and multilingual content.
  • Shopping centres and supermarkets: store directories, offers and product lookups.
  • Hotels: local guides, services and event schedules in the lobby. See our solutions for hospitality.
  • Hospitals and clinics: department directories and patient information.
  • Fairs and congresses: exhibitor maps, programmes and lead capture at stands.
  • Offices and bank branches: visitor sign-in and service information.

Complete your information point

Other types of digital kiosk

If visitors also need to pay or scan products, see our self-service kiosks. For food orders, see self-ordering and self-payment kiosks, and for numbered tickets and appointments, queue management and check-in kiosks. All ranges are in digital kiosks.