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A self-service kiosk is essentially a device that allows consumers to interact directly with a company and receive service at their convenience.

The most common example is purchasing train or bus tickets. Simply approach the self-service kiosk, make your payment, and receive your ticket, all without waiting in line or seeking assistance. Self-service kiosks are also widely distributed in fast-food restaurants, aiming to expedite the food ordering and waiting process.
These kiosks extend beyond commercial aspects; they are also useful for hotel check-ins and check-outs. Airports employ them for vendor verification, allowing you to check in for your flight as a time-saving measure for both you and the business itself.

Check appointments and pay for prescriptions.

Citizens can print government ID cards directly at the kiosk

Facilitate visitor registration (badge printing) and allow employees to update details for HR purposes.

Digital work cards, data logging, issue reporting, and project reports.

Self-service kiosks serve as deposit and withdrawal machines.

Pay your mobile phone bill, purchase a top-up card, or update your account.

Students perform various services like requesting grade sheets, attendance letters, or replacing student cards.

Registration kiosks allow visitors to register themselves before entering the school, following a pre-defined visitor/checklist..

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