SN-K1 Self-Service Kiosk.
Queues Eliminated.
Revenue Amplified.
The SN-K1 completely redefines the checkout experience. It automates high-volume ordering, cuts labor costs, and lifts customer satisfaction and average ticket size.
Integration.
Frictionless Transactions.
The sleek metallic chassis absorbs messy peripherals and complex wiring. We build an 80mm thermal auto-cutter printer, an omnidirectional 2D barcode scanner, and customized payment terminal brackets directly into that chassis.
Enterprise-Grade Processing.
Dual OS Ready.
Intelligent commercial chips deliver uncompromising stability. Whether your software needs Windows (Intel Core) or Android (Rockchip) architectures, the kiosk runs 24/7 without thermal throttling.
Intel® Core™ Architecture
integrates with legacy POS software environments requiring robust x86 processing power.
Rockchip® Architecture
executes modern, app-based ordering experiences with extreme energy efficiency.
Versatile Deployment.
Engineered for Any Layout.
The SN-K1 overcomes spatial constraints and gives your store footprint the optimal setup in one step.
Wall-Mounted.
The wall-mount build consumes zero floor space. Perfect for narrow hotel corridors and compact retail walls. Heavy-duty VESA brackets hold it rock-solid.
Desktop Stand.
The countertop build modernizes your existing checkout counter. Its weighted base hides cables internally, keeping the cashier area pristine.
Floor-Standing.
We supply elegant pedestals for open-space lobbies. A low center of gravity prevents tipping in high-traffic supermarkets and fast-food chains.
A Visual Canvas for Every Venue.
Brilliant true-color LCD panels give you wide viewing angles. From compact 15.6" models for tight corners to expansive 23.8" displays for immersive digital menus, you get the perfect visual scale.
Technology Specifications
SN-K1 Series
Display & Touch
10-Point PCAP (Projected Capacitive) Touch
Resolution
Operating System
Android: Android 7.1 / 9.0 / 11.0
Processor (CPU)
Android: Rockchip RK3288 / RK3399 / RK3568
Memory & Storage
Storage: 64GB / 128GB / 256GB SSD
Integrated Modules
Built-in 2D Omnidirectional Barcode Scanner
NFC / RFID Reader (Optional)
HD Face Recognition Camera (Optional)
Connectivity
Mounting Options
Which kiosk fits the floor plan?
Three self-service platforms, split by duty cycle, screen size and how the site mounts them. The two closest alternatives to this page:
Planning the deployment? See how your peers run these units in the field, or read the buying and comparison material.
SN-K1 FAQ
6 questions buyers ask before ordering.
Which screen sizes does the series cover?
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15.6, 18.5, 21.5 and 23.8 inches, all at 1920 × 1080 with 10-point projected capacitive touch. The small end suits a counter kiosk and the large end a floor-standing unit, on the same electronics.
What is the cheapest processor, and is it still worth ordering?
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An Intel Celeron J1900 on the Windows side, with Core i3, i5 and i7 above it. The J1900 makes sense for a kiosk that shows a menu or collects a form; move up the list the moment the screen plays video or the app does recognition work locally.
Windows or Android — which build?
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Windows covers 10, 11 and IoT Enterprise; Android covers 7.1, 9.0 and 11.0 on Rockchip RK3288, RK3399 or RK3568. Choose by the app vendor's certification, not by preference — a kiosk app that ships signed for Windows will not run on the Android build.
Does the printer and scanner come as standard?
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Yes on both counts: we build the 80 mm thermal printer with an auto-cutter and the 2D omnidirectional barcode scanner in as modules, not add-ons. NFC/RFID and an HD face-recognition camera are the optional items on the list.
How much memory and storage can I have?
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4GB, 8GB or 16GB of RAM and a 64GB, 128GB or 256GB SSD. For a kiosk that runs a browser wrapper, 4GB and 64GB is the honest minimum; a build that caches media or runs local inference wants 8GB and up.
What are the mounting options?
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VESA wall mount, desktop stand or floor-standing pedestal, with Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth on board. A wired drop is still the right choice for a payment kiosk — Wi-Fi is there for the sites where a cable run is not possible.
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