Israeli startup Preciate has created self-serve kiosks that rely on facial recognition technology for use within restaurants, business centers, and other locations.
As Fast Casual reports, the company has plans to bring its kiosks to restaurants throughout Tel Aviv, and eventually introduce them to the American quick serve restaurant industry. In order to activate the self-serve system, customers need to sign up for the service using a selfie of themselves. Once they've done so, sales associates, restaurant staff, and other employees will have access to their data in relation to the store they're visiting—meaning they can see how often they've visited, what they've ordered or purchased in the past, and any other personal information they've entered into the associated app. Users can also to choose to enter payment details through the app so that they can complete mobile transactions.
Facial Recognition Restaurant Kiosks
Preciate's Self-Serve Kiosks are Activated with a Selfie
Trend Themes
1. Facial Recognition Kiosks - Opportunity for exploring facial recognition technology for self-serve systems.
2. Selfie Sign-up Services - Disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses to incorporate easy sign-up services through selfies.
3. Integrated Customer Data - Opportunity for businesses to integrate customer data to enhance customer service and personalization.
Industry Implications
1. Restaurant - Opportunity for restaurants to introduce facial recognition technology for self-serve and enhanced customer service.
2. Retail - Disruptive innovation opportunity for retail industry to explore selfie sign-up services for customer data collection.
3. Hospitality - Opportunity for hotels, business centers, and other hospitality industries to adopt facial recognition kiosks for enhanced services and security.