The Connected Screens Allow People to Pay By Waving Their Phones
Alyson Wyers — January 22, 2016 — Business
References: thinkandgo-nfc & fastcodesign
These connected screens apply the concept of credit card tap payments to an interactive kiosk. Created by European company Think&Go, the Connected Screens technology is one part interactive touch screen and one part multi-payment system. This is possible due to a partnership with Ingenico.
The Payment Screen combines their existing Connected Screens with new technology that activates pictures with multiple contact-less point of sales. This means you can use cards or mobile devices (including Apple Pay) to pay by simply holding them up to the screen.
This provides new sales and distribution opportunities for stores and e-commerce brands, as the screens can be installed in a wide variety of places. Perfect for transportation centers such as airports, the screens also offer new marketing channels.
The Payment Screen combines their existing Connected Screens with new technology that activates pictures with multiple contact-less point of sales. This means you can use cards or mobile devices (including Apple Pay) to pay by simply holding them up to the screen.
This provides new sales and distribution opportunities for stores and e-commerce brands, as the screens can be installed in a wide variety of places. Perfect for transportation centers such as airports, the screens also offer new marketing channels.
Trend Themes
1. Connected Screens - The integration of payment technology into interactive screens offers new opportunities for businesses to enhance customer experiences and streamline transactions.
2. Contactless Payments - The ability to make payments by waving mobile devices or cards in front of screens opens up innovative ways for businesses to embrace convenient, fast, and secure transactions.
3. Multi-payment Systems - The introduction of multi-payment systems on interactive screens provides businesses with the flexibility to accept various forms of payment, including mobile payments and contactless cards.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Retailers can leverage contactless payment screens to create seamless and frictionless checkout experiences for customers, improving customer satisfaction and loyalty.
2. Transportation - Transportation hubs such as airports can adopt contactless payment screens to facilitate quick transactions for passengers, reducing waiting times and enhancing the overall travel experience.
3. Marketing - The integration of contactless payment screens in various locations creates new marketing channels for businesses to engage with consumers and deliver targeted advertisements or promotions.
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