Self-Ordering Kiosks for Wheelchair Users

Adjusting Self-Ordering Kiosks for Customers in Wheelchairs

In 1968, the Architectural Barriers Act, the first measure by Congress addressing the necessity for buildings and facilities to be accessible for people with disabilities, was passed. Since then, the United States has been taking steps to help people with disabilities navigate public space more easily.  But we can always do more. There are still many design details in public places that pose difficulties for people with disabilities. Many wheelchair users, for instance, talk about how … Read more

Modifying Kiosks for Epilepsy and Photophobia

Modifying Kiosks for Epilepsy and Photophobia

Self-ordering kiosks are becoming increasingly popular in many industries as people prefer them to ordering through an employee. These kiosks entice customers with bright, colorful displays and interesting animations. These features might seem harmless, but they can pose issues for those with photosensitive epilepsy or photophobia. While implementing new kiosks for these groups of people … Read more

AI Doesn’t have to be a Disembodied Voice

AI Doesn’t have to be a Disembodied Voice

Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just having a moment right now – it’s already widely in use and here to stay, with endless possibilities for new development and innovation on the horizon. While it’s easy for business leaders and investors to be very optimistic about the technology, it’s also important for them to watch consumers closely … Read more