Kiosk UI

Kiosk UI

Turn every kiosk into an AI agent your customers can talk to. Touch, voice, and AI assistance in one self service experience, connected to your back office.

Touch interface
Interactive design
Self service

What is kiosk UI?

Kiosk UI is a self service interface that combines touch screens, voice interaction, and AI powered assistance. Customers in your physical locations get help without waiting in line.

It works on information screens, self service terminals and service counters. Customers wait less, and your staff spend less of the day on routine requests.

Touch optimized interface

Large buttons, simple navigation and accessibility features on a screen people already know how to use

Voice & AI integration

Customers speak naturally and the AI answers, so no one has to hunt through menus

Business system integration

Custom functions connect the kiosk to your own systems through APIs, so it can look up a booking, an order or an account

Why teams choose Blits.ai for kiosks

Fewer people in line and lower running costs, with customers who leave more satisfied

Shorter wait times

Customers handle routine transactions and simple questions on their own, so queues get shorter.

Operational cost savings

Routine requests move to self service, so your staff spend their time where people make the difference, and service quality stays where it was.

24/7 availability

The kiosk never closes. Someone at closing time gets the same help as someone at the lunch rush.

Better customer experience

Plenty of customers would rather tap or ask a kiosk than queue, and it shows in satisfaction and loyalty.

Scale across locations

One assistant serves every location, so a customer in any branch gets the same answers.

Insights you can act on

Find out which services people use, when they use them and how, then adjust operations based on that data.

What matters when a kiosk serves your visitors

A kiosk works in a public place, in front of other visitors and with no one from your team standing next to it. These are the questions operations, compliance and IT teams ask before kiosks go live, and how Blits.ai answers them.

Regulations these use cases are mapped to in our AI Use Case Library

Privacy in a public space

A kiosk stands where other people can see the screen and hear the answers. We design flows so a visitor can tap personal details instead of saying them out loud. PII masking at the gateway keeps those details out of model prompts and logs, and data stays in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises.

Accessible by touch and by voice

The European Accessibility Act covers self service terminals, and a kiosk has to work for visitors who struggle to read the screen or reach it. Blits.ai Kiosk UI uses large buttons and simple navigation, and a visitor can also just speak. The assistant answers out loud, so more people can use the kiosk without asking for help.

Your hardware and your systems

Kiosk UI runs on the screens and devices you choose. Custom functions connect it to your own systems through APIs, so a visitor can look up a booking, an order or an account at the kiosk. The platform runs in our cloud with EU or UAE data residency, in your private cloud or on premises.

Handover to your staff

Kiosk UI answers only from knowledge you have approved. When a question falls outside it, or a visitor asks for a person, the assistant says so and hands over to your team with the conversation and its context, so nobody has to start again. Your staff spend their time on the visitors who need them.

Every visitor in their own language

Transportation hubs, malls and hospitals serve visitors from many countries. Kiosk UI works in many languages, including Arabic and its dialects, by touch and by voice. The platform is model agnostic, so you choose the speech recognition and the voice for each language, and test suites built from real conversations check them before a kiosk goes live.

Your brand on the screen and in the voice

A kiosk is often the first thing a visitor sees when they walk in. We design the interface around your brand, and you choose the voice and the tone the assistant speaks in. A digital human can greet visitors on the screen.

Kiosk use cases, and how we build them with Blits.ai Kiosk UI

Five use cases that organizations already run in production, on kiosks and self service screens among other channels: what each one does, how we build it on the Blits.ai platform, and what it can be worth for an organization of a given size.

Airport passenger assistant

An airport passenger assistant is AI that answers travelers' questions about flights, gates, shops and services, and gives directions, on kiosks, holograms, apps and messaging in their own language. It answers from live airport data and a map of the terminal, and connects the traveler to a staff member when it cannot help.

USD 160,000 to USD 2.5 million
Information desk handling cost avoided, per year. Reference: An airport with 20 million passengers a year.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai this is an agent with a knowledge base of approved airport content, retrieved with hybrid search, and a few custom functions that call the airport's flight information, directory and routing services as REST calls. A flow handles the fixed paths such as asking the traveler's language, and language detection and translation steps let one agent serve several languages.

The agent answers on the digital human channel, which streams a 3D avatar with lip synced speech to a browser on the kiosk screen, or on the web chat and WhatsApp channels, or through the REST and WebSocket API channels for a custom kiosk application. Voice uses streaming speech to text and text to speech from the providers on the platform.

Guardrails check input and output, PII masking runs at the gateway, and human handover passes the conversation to a live agent platform such as Salesforce, Freshdesk or Zoho SalesIQ. Test suites replay the top questions in each language on every change, monitors check the assistant on a schedule, and analytics show top intents, unanswered questions and channel use. The platform is model agnostic and offers EU and UAE data residency. Blits.ai does not supply the kiosk or hologram hardware.

See the 7 public deployments

Retail store and kiosk assistant

A retail store and kiosk assistant is AI for telecom shops that gives store associates quick, sourced answers on plans, promotions, devices and the customer's account during the conversation. It can also greet and serve customers directly on an in store screen or kiosk, sometimes as a digital human, handing them to an associate when they are ready to buy or need help.

USD 1.1 million to USD 9.1 million
Associate time released, per year. Reference: An operator with 300 stores.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the associate copilot is an AI agent over a knowledge base of product, promotion and policy content with hybrid retrieval and document version control, with custom functions for live promotions, trade in values and the customer's account. Associates use it through the web widget on store tablets or in Microsoft Teams, and rich in chat cards show device and plan options that the associate can show the customer.

For customers, the same agent runs as a digital human: a photorealistic avatar with lip synced speech, streamed to an in store screen, with voice input and text as an alternative. Human handover escalates to a staff member, guardrails check answers against the operator's policies, test suites of real associate questions are rerun after every content change, and the platform is model agnostic. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises.

See the 6 public deployments

Visitor and tour guide

An AI visitor and tour guide tells visitors of cities, museums, heritage sites and events the stories behind what is around them, and answers their questions in their own language. It is often spoken, location and context aware, grounded in the organization's curated content and in the visitor's position or the object they scan.

USD 10,000 to USD 200,000
Multilingual guide content production cost avoided, per year. Reference: A city museum with 1 million visitors a year and a guided route of about 150 stops.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the guide is an AI agent grounded in a knowledge base built from the curated texts, documents and crawled pages of the organization, retrieved with hybrid search, plus a SQL knowledge base with the collection or points of interest records (identifier, title, location, opening hours). The organization's own app sends the visitor's stop, position or scanned object number with each message through the REST or WebSocket API channel, and custom functions call the collection system, ticketing or events calendar for live details.

The same agent runs in the embeddable web chat, WhatsApp and a digital human on a kiosk, and speaks through text to speech from many providers with custom voices, with TTS caching so fixed stop narration plays instantly. Multi language support detects the visitor's language and switches mid conversation. Guardrails keep answers inside the approved content, analytics show what visitors ask, test suites replay questions per stop before each change, and the platform is model agnostic. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises.

See the 13 public deployments

Public service translation

AI public service translation is AI that translates government content, documents and conversations between officials and the public, in writing and in real time speech. This lets people use public services in their own language, with human translators and interpreters reviewing anything that carries legal or safety weight.

USD 250,000 to USD 640,000
Document translation cost avoided, per year. Reference: An agency that commissions translation of 20,000 incoming documents a year.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai bots are multi language: each bot has a language list, flows hold localized content per language, the platform detects the resident's language and can switch mid conversation, and machine translation runs through Amazon, Google, IBM or Microsoft. An AI agent grounded in a knowledge base in the official language can answer in the resident's language, with strong Arabic support (normalization, Arabic voices and regional Arabic models).

On the phone, speech to text across nine providers and text to speech across thirteen let a voice agent converse in many languages, and self hosted transcription with language detection keeps audio on Blits.ai infrastructure. PII masking, guardrails and human handover to a staff member or interpreter complete the governed setup, and test suites check answers per language. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises.

See the 13 public deployments

Digital human guide

A digital human guide is an AI agent with a lifelike face and voice that answers a bank's or insurer's product and service questions and passes complex cases to staff. It appears on a website, in an app, on a kiosk or on a screen in an advisor meeting, speaks with the customer in real time and answers from the institution's approved content.

USD 4,800 to USD 86,400
Staff handled contact cost avoided, per year. Reference: A retail bank with 2 million help site and app sessions a year.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the avatar is a digital human channel: a photorealistic 3D avatar streamed to the browser, with lip synced speech and an emotion engine that drives expression and voice. It is backed by an AI agent with a knowledge base of the institution's approved product, fee and policy content, retrieved with hybrid search, and by voice input with text as an alternative. Each branded persona runs as its own instance, and the same agent can also run in web chat and through the REST or WebSocket API in a mobile app.

Guardrails check input and output against the institution's policies, PII masking runs at the gateway, and human handover passes the conversation to a live agent platform, and a flow or custom function can book an appointment. Regulated steps follow a flow with deterministic checks, and any account action is a custom function behind the institution's own authentication. Test suites of real customer questions run after every content change, analytics show conversations and unanswered questions, and model agnostic routing lets the institution choose or switch the model. EU and UAE data residency is available for the hosting.

See the 8 public deployments

Built for the enterprise from day one

UX design, conversational AI, and system integration from one team that stays with you after launch

User centered design

Big touch targets, plain navigation and an accessible layout, so a customer can get through a task without calling staff over.

Enterprise security

Data is encrypted, and the platform is ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS Level 1 certified, GDPR compliant.

AI powered assistance

The kiosk understands plain questions and can suggest products. It runs on the model you pick, and you can swap models without a rebuild.

Analytics and reporting

Usage, system health and business numbers for every location sit in one view, so you can compare sites.

Plugs into your systems

We connect it to your business systems and hardware through APIs and custom functions, while your locations keep running as usual.

Professional services

The same people handle design, development, rollout, staff training and maintenance after launch. There is no handoff to another vendor.

How we get you live

Four phases from design to rollout. One team is responsible for the software, the hardware and training your staff

1 to 2

Design & planning

User experience design, interface mockups, and technical architecture planning

3 to 4

Development & integration

Interface development, system integration, and AI implementation

5 to 6

Testing & optimization

User testing, performance optimization, and security validation

7 to 8

Deployment & training

Hardware installation, system deployment, and staff training

Average deployment time: 4 to 8 weeks

How we deliver it

You buy a working use case, not a license to build one. The Blits.ai team takes it from workshop to production and runs it for as long as it is live.

  1. 1

    Workshop

    Optional: one or two days to refine the use case, with its value and risk tier.

  2. 2

    Demo

    A working demo of your use case on the platform, before you commit.

  3. 3

    Build and integrate

    We build it on the platform and connect it to your systems and your own app.

  4. 4

    Deploy

    In our managed cloud, your private cloud, on premises or air gapped. Live in weeks.

  5. 5

    Run and improve

    Support, monitoring and model updates for as long as it is live.

Blits.ai is the enterprise AI platform and the team that delivers on it: we refine the use case with you in a workshop, build and integrate it with your systems and apps, deploy it in the cloud or on premises, and run and improve it for as long as it is live.

How we work

Your use case, live in weeks.

Tell us where your lines are longest, and we will show you a working kiosk demo built for that location.

Frequently asked questions

The numbers behind the shift

Market context, with sources. The opportunity is real, and so is the risk of getting it wrong.

two thirds
of all customer service chats handled by Klarna's AI assistant in its first month, doing the work of 700 agents
Source: Klarna
3B+
client interactions handled by Bank of America's Erica assistant since 2018, now around 58 million a month
Source: Bank of America newsroom
95%
of enterprise generative AI pilots deliver no measurable impact on the P&L, so execution and the right use case matter more than the model
Source: MIT report (via Fortune)