Mobile, contactless payment for vending machines and unattended sales points.
PAY WITH ME is a mobile payment solution that allows customers to pay with their own smartphone at vending machines and other self-service points. The system can also be used for coffee and beverage machines, car washes, access points, games, and in-person customer area sales.
The payment starts through an NFC, Bluetooth or QR code connection. The customer uses their own phone, the transaction is completed within a few seconds, and the system uses the user's existing mobile payment wallet.
PAY WITH ME works well in vending machines, car washes, laundries, access control systems, arcade machines and other unattended applications. It is especially beneficial in situations where fast cashless payment is needed without a bank card terminal.
PAY WITH ME is built on the existing Google Pay, Apple Pay and PayPal ecosystem. The customer pays with the bank card already registered on their phone, so no separate new card registration is needed before each use.
One advantage of PAY WITH ME is that it does not require a traditional reader unit mounted on the outside of the machine, which can reduce the risk of damage. In addition, according to the category page, you can also count on low operating costs, fast installation, Hungarian bank settlement, and MDB or PULSE-based integration.
Built-in LCD modules and open frame monitors for kiosks, advertising display and industrial HMI use.
NOVOSCREEN high-brightness advertising displays can be a good choice for kiosks, ticket and queue terminals, passenger information systems, shop window advertising displays and industrial HMI panels.
The category page mentions panels between 700 and 4500 nits, which remain more visible even in strong ambient light. This is especially important for shop window advertising displays, LCD A-boards, and locations where the content must remain clearly readable in sunlight or strong indoor lighting.
According to the description, built-in LCD modules and open frame monitors are available from 2 to 75 inches. This allows you to choose the right size for a small control interface, a medium-sized kiosk or a larger advertising display application.
Built-in or open frame design means that the display can be integrated into a custom housing, kiosk or other custom equipment. This is ideal for projects where a built-in solution is needed instead of a traditional desktop monitor.
The description also highlights the wide operating temperature range and the optional PCAP touch sensor. These features can be especially useful in systems where the display is the central element of the user interface and stable, long-term operation is required.
Dedicated printers and POS computers for checkout, front-office and customer service tasks.
CUSTOM POS devices can be used for receipt printing, label and ticket printing, checkout service, customer flow management and the setup of desktop POS workstations. According to the category, they are also well suited for retail, hospitality and back-office environments.
According to the category description, these devices are designed for continuous, heavy-duty operation. That is why they are better suited for checkout counters, back-office tasks, customer guidance or parcel handover applications, where fast response times and reliable operation are essential.
Several typical CUSTOM models are listed on the category page, for example the K3, TK202-III, P3L, D4, Q3X and KUBEII. These are suitable for different tasks from receipt printing to label and ticket printing.
The variety of interfaces makes it easier to integrate them into existing checkout systems and business applications. This is practical if the same device family needs to be used across multiple locations with different system environments.
Based on the category description, CUSTOM POS solutions can be useful for retail chains, hospitality venues, customer guidance points, warehouse management and parcel shipping handover points. In these environments, fast, stable and standardizable operation is a key factor.
1D/2D imagers and built-in industrial scanners for checkout, warehouse and production line use.
ZEBEX industrial barcode scanners can be used for fast and accurate identification tasks at checkouts, in warehouse management, logistics processes and industrial data collection. The goal is faster work and fewer incorrect scans.
According to the category description, modern imagers can read reliably from both paper and screens. This is useful because codes are increasingly displayed on mobile phones or monitors, not only on printed labels.
The category also mentions USB-HID, USB-CDC and RS-232 connections, while wireless versions may also offer Bluetooth or their own base station. This makes checkout, warehouse or production line integration easier.
Built-in ZEBEX models, such as industrial barcode scanners recommended for production lines, are designed for applications where the scanner is not used by hand but integrated into equipment or a workflow. This can support faster and more stable automated identification.
It is worth considering whether 1D or 2D codes need to be read, whether the code is scanned from paper or a screen, the required reading distance, and whether a handheld, stand-mounted or built-in version is needed. It is also important whether USB, RS-232 or wireless connectivity fits your system better.
Self-service payment points and automated parcel collection systems in retail, logistics and customer service environments.
Self-service payment terminals allow users to pay for services or products without staff assistance. They are often used for parking, ticket purchases, customer service points, next to vending machines or in standalone payment kiosks.
Parcel lockers are compartment-based systems where the courier places the parcel, and the recipient opens the correct compartment using a code or QR code. Some systems also support parcel dispatch, allowing users to send parcels without in-person administration.
Parcel lockers are often installed in shopping centers, residential parks, office buildings, transport hubs and the parking lots of retail chains. At these locations, users can easily access their parcels at any time of day.
Automated parcel collection reduces waiting time and allows flexible pickup. Users can often access their parcel 24 hours a day, which can be more convenient than opening hours tied to a store or customer service desk.
Some parcel lockers also offer payment options, for example when collecting cash-on-delivery parcels. In such cases, the payment terminal can be integrated with the locker's user interface, allowing the user to pay and collect the parcel in a single self-service process.
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