Heliotronics Inc. has introduced 17-inch touchscreen kiosks for use in renewable energy lobby displays. Many building interiors are trimmed in wood, and a wooden pedestal kiosk serves a desirable alternative to the frequently used metal kiosks, according to the company.
Heliotronics Inc. has introduced 17-inch touchscreen kiosks for use in renewable energy lobby displays. Many building interiors are trimmed in wood, and a wooden pedestal kiosk serves a desirable alternative to the frequently used metal kiosks, according to the company.
The kiosks feature an oak or birch finish, as well as an ELO touch screen and a Dell computer. The kiosk is ideally suited for use with various data acquisition systems, the company says.
NEW YORK, April 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- goCharge (http://www.gochargenow.com), the nation's leading manufacturer and supplier of Mobile Device Charging Kiosks, today announced that it has completed the development of a revolutionary new Mobile Device Charging System
goCharge, the Leading Manufacturer of Mobile Device Charging Kiosks, Granted Patent-Pending Designation from U.S. Patent Office
NEW YORK, April 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- goCharge (http://www.gochargenow.com), the nation's leading manufacturer and supplier of Mobile Device Charging Kiosks, today announced that it has completed the development of a revolutionary new Mobile Device Charging System, incorporating the fastest and most reliable charging speed available. The system is being incorporated into the new line of USA-made Mobile Device Charging Kiosks designed specifically for the Conference & Event Market.
The Company's new Mobile Device Charging System has been granted patent-pending status by the U.S. Office of Patents and Trademarks. The new line of kiosks, which represent an extraordinary upgrade in features from other kiosks, can be found Here and are available for short and long-term lease.
With ever-increasing demands on mobile device battery life, the need for a public recharging station is eminent. goCharge provides the charging cord on the kiosk - each kiosk is equipped with the most popular charging cords so a customer just plugs in. Lessees in the Conference & Event market provide the essential amenity free of charge to attendees and exhibitors, and they can use the kiosks as sponsorship vehicles. goCharge Kiosks have been featured at more than 100 events over the past year, including The National Space Symposium, WSWA Annual Convention, ARF Annual Convention, South by Southwest, The ABA National Conference, International CES, National Association of Realtors, IEG, and many more. "This is really exciting. We have been working on this fast charging technology since early 2009, and we are very pleased to introduce it to the Conference & Events market. This new technology charges any handheld device at the fastest speed possible," commented David Walke, CEO of goCharge. Further, Mr. Walke noted, "Show organizers, sponsors, and conference attendees and exhibitors really appreciate our charging Kiosks for the unique combination of a highly valuable utility, and the exceptional branding and messaging opportunity."
"We always pay close attention to our customers' needs, and we believe our new kiosks, outfitted with the best charging technology available, will set our customers apart," David Walke concluded.
To contact goCharge: Contact Rina Longstreet at [email protected] or call 800-265-8069
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About Hercules Networks and goCharge
Hercules Networks is the parent company of goCharge, the leading manufacturer, distributor and supplier of Mobile Device Charging Kiosks. goCharge kiosks are leased to Brands, Exhibitors, and Corporate/Association Events all over the world. Hercules Networks is headquartered in New York City, with offices in Miami, Florida and Las Vegas, Nevada.
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LOUISVILLE - KIOSK Information Systems Inc. has built a new fan cooling system that will save an estimated 3,300 kilowatt hours of energy per year at each of its new computer kiosk terminals - enough to power 900 homes.
Kiosk maker using energy-saving fan | Boulder County Business Report
Consumer kiosks used for things like bike sharing, banking and parking have grown rapidly in popularity in recent years. At the same time, the privately held, Louisville-based company, has seen "phenomenal growth," said Cheryl Madeson, marketing manager.
As KIOSK grows, its employees want to offer customers both the lowest possible carbon footprint and cost savings, Don Stark, KIOSK's chief technology officer, said in a statement. In addition to the energy savings, the new equipment costs about 20 percent less to produce than current units, he said.
"The economic benefit to an outdoor deployer makes the fan conversion even more compelling," Stark said. "The combined savings associated with omitting the air-conditioning unit and using conventional (personal computer) technology is substantial."
KIOSK has built more than 100,000 systems since 1993 for Fortune 500 clients such as AT&T, Wal-Mart and Safeway. The company does not disclose revenue other than to say it is "one of the top" kiosk manufacturers in the world, Madeson said. Other kiosk makers include industry giants such as Duluth, Georgia,-based NCR Corp., which reported 2009 revenues of $4.61 billion in kiosks and related machinery, Coinstar Inc. and IBM Corp.
Kiosk maker using energy-saving fan | Boulder County Business Report