Raypodo Tablet: Top-tier Self-ordering kiosks for F&B 

Raypodo Tablet: Top-tier Self-ordering kiosks for F&B

1 Core Features for F&B Self-ordering

Self-ordering kiosks have become a staple in modern food and beverage (F&B) outlets, streamlining operations and enhancing customer experience—and Raypodo Tablet stands out as a premier choice for this scenario. This black tablet is engineered to withstand the fast-paced F&B environment, with a durable build that resists spills and scratches. Its compatibility with Mobile payment displays and Cashless payment displays further elevates convenience, allowing customers to complete orders and payments seamlessly in one flow.

Self-ordering kiosks

For self-ordering kiosks, we recommend the 15.6 inch and 18.5 inch Raypodo Tablets, both supporting PoE function for hassle-free installation—power and data transmission via a single cable eliminates cluttered wires near order counters. Equipped with the RK3588 chip, these tablets boast 4GB RAM and 32GB ROM, running Android 13 to ensure smooth navigation through menu pages, even during peak hours with multiple concurrent users. The high-definition touchscreen responds swiftly to taps, reducing order time by an average of 30% compared to traditional manual ordering.

Self-ordering kiosks

2 Flexible Installation for Various F&B Spaces

Raypodo Tablet’s wall-mounting and standing options adapt to diverse F&B layouts. In compact cafes, the 15.6 inch model can be wall-mounted near the entrance to save floor space, letting customers order while waiting. For bustling fast-food restaurants, the 18.5 inch model works best on sturdy stands placed beside dining tables or at dedicated order zones, enabling groups to gather and customize orders together. The sleek black design blends effortlessly with modern or classic restaurant decors, avoiding visual disruption.
A popular burger chain recently deployed 12 Raypodo Tablets as self-ordering kiosks across 3 outlets. They opted for 18.5 inch stands at order counters and 15.6 inch wall-mounted units near pickup areas. Within a month, order errors dropped by 25%, and staff could focus on food preparation instead of taking orders. Customers praised the intuitive interface, with 80% reporting faster service compared to previous visits.

3 Seamless Payment Integration

As a hub for Mobile payment displays and Cashless payment displays, Raypodo Tablet integrates with major payment gateways—credit cards, mobile wallets, and contactless payments are all supported. After customers finalize their orders, the tablet displays clear payment options and processes transactions in seconds. Receipts can be sent via email or SMS, reducing paper waste. The system also syncs orders directly to the kitchen’s POS system, minimizing communication delays between front and back of house.