The Situation: In a busy deli counter, staff are pulled between taking orders and preparing food during peak lunch periods. Long queues form while customers wait to place custom sandwich or salad orders, and staff struggle to keep up with both order-taking and food preparation.

The Solution: The AK-79 is a cost-effective self-service kiosk terminal designed for delis where customers can place prepared food orders independently — allowing staff to focus on food preparation rather than order taking.

• 21.5" vertical Full HD display – presents a clear, intuitive interface for customers to browse menu items, build custom sandwiches or salads, and complete payments independently
• Built-in 80mm thermal printer with auto cutter – outputs order tickets for kitchen preparation, reducing verbal order taking during peak periods
• Integrated contactless card reader – supports tap-to-pay transactions, enabling fast checkout without staff intervention
• RK3576 octa-core 2.2GHz processor with 4GB RAM (standard, expandable to 8GB) and 64GB ROM (standard, expandable to 128GB) – handles menu browsing, order building, and payment processing simultaneously
• Android 14 – provides access to deli-specific ordering applications that handle custom item building with multiple modifiers and options
• Versatile mounting options – floor stand, desk stand, or wall-mounting bracket adapt to various counter configurations and space constraints

The ABS housing offers lightweight durability for continuous customer interaction in food retail environments. Optional modules include 1D/2D barcode scanner, dual-lens face recognition camera, EMV payment module, and MDM. Mounting options — floor stand, desk stand, or wall-mounting bracket — adapt to different counter configurations.

The Result: For delis seeking to reduce counter congestion and allow staff to focus on food preparation, the AK-79 delivers essential self-service ordering at an accessible price point — improving order accuracy and reducing wait times during lunch rushes.