Selected Case Studies for Touch Screen Information Kiosk implementations by Netcomm Labs, Noida (Delhi), India

Touch Screen Information Kiosk - Case Studies

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Retail Sector Kiosk - Tata Indicom

Tata Indicom, a leading telecom company from the Tata Group chose Netcomm Labs to build a software solution for its chain of retail showrooms 'True Value Hub' across the country. And nearly two years and 200+ touch screen kiosks later we can say we have delivered. We are continuing to serve them and help reach their customer effectively.

Technologies: Flash, XML, Remoting, FTP, HTTP, Batch Scripting, Web Server & Database Server
Architecture: Network based with Remote Management Description: We developed a highly scalable and modular application where componentized Flash was used to provide user interface and interacitivity. A few components used XML as data storage while others used remoting to fetch real-time data. We also created an easy-to-use installer that would automatically convert the designated PC into Identifiable, Auto-updateable amp; Auto-startable Touch Screen Information Kiosk. Each kiosk's health and history can be monitored based on uptime using an online reporting system.

Art & Culture kiosk for Commonwealth Games

The array of touch screen information kiosks across Delhi is meant to provide information on Art & Culture activity taking place in and around Delhi during Commonwealth Games. First such kiosk has been put-up in the heart of the city - Cannaught Place.
Technology: Flash, XML, Remoting, Web/File Server
Architecture: Standalone with connectivity for updates
Description: Termed as Celebrate Delhi - the kiosk a focused directory of events related to Art, Music, Dance & Festivals. The kiosk currently being updated on monthly basis will be updated on daily basis using a File server that would centrally host all the updates.

Museum Kiosk - National Rail Museum, Delhi

National Rail Museum located in New Delhi provides a glimpse of the Indian Railways' history. The museum hosts a number of visitors including children, families, hobbyiest, etc. The requirement was was to showcase even the invisible apart from the usual museum stuff.
Technologies: Flash, Videos, Voice-over
Architecture: Standalone
Description: We created this complete solution starting from sleak Kiosk body, Touch Screen enabled Computer hardware and software that would take the user through the 150 years of achievements of Indian Railways. The kiosk is especially popular among kids who like to play with it.

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Restaurant menu with pictures of menu items?
Music shop with playlist of popular songs? or
Employee leaves utility for factory floor?

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Recent Additions

Art & Culture: Kiosk for Commonwealth Games to be held in 2010
Rail Museum: Educational Kiosks for National Rail Museum, Delhi
Retail (Networked): Fun/Information kiosks for Tata Indicom - a leading telecom company, India

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