Watch the restaurants film
Film / Restaurants
2:00
A fictional 60-store burger chain with sample data, run from Meta Muse on Android kiosks.
A restaurant self-order kiosk, run from a phone
The demo, scene by scene. Marco types one message, and every kiosk in the region changes while he watches the screenshots come back.
- 01
Ordering when they’re here
A portrait kiosk plays an idle shake promo. A customer taps and orders: burger, fries, “Add a shake?” When they walk away, the promo loop resumes.
- 02
The old way
The kiosk vendor’s console, a separate signage CMS, a 60-store spreadsheet, and a sold-out item edited kiosk by kiosk.
- 03
One message
In Muse, Marco types: “The spicy chicken sandwich is sold out in Denver until Friday. Pull it from the kiosks and switch the idle promo to the new shake.”
- 04
Every kiosk changes, with proof
The sandwich drops off the menu at eight Denver stores and the idle loop flips to the shake. Muse replies “Done, 8 Denver kiosks,” with three screenshots.
Ordering and idle-time promos on one kiosk
The ordering app and the restaurant’s promos live in one playlist. When nobody is ordering, the kiosk hands itself back to the promos.
- 05
One playlist
A tap brings up the ordering app, and an idle kiosk returns to the promo loop. Checkout stays in the restaurant’s own app.
- 06
Dayparting in local time
“From 6 to 10:30, run the breakfast promo, in each store’s local time.” Denver, Phoenix and Los Angeles each switch at their own 6:00.
- 07
Checked on the glass
At 6:02 in Denver, Marco asks “Is breakfast up?” Muse answers with a grid of screenshots, every kiosk on breakfast.
QSR digital menu board and kiosk features
More of what a restaurant chain runs from its agent.
Daypart schedules in each store’s local time
Breakfast, lunch and dinner switch on every store’s own clock.
Roll out to tagged stores in one request
Tag a region once, then change every kiosk in it with one sentence.
Android kiosk lock mode
The managed Android Player keeps the kiosk on your experience.
Touch events reach your agent
A tap on the kiosk arrives as an event your agent can act on.
Cached media keeps playing offline
Each kiosk keeps playing what it has when the network drops.
Screenshots from every kiosk
Proof from one store or the whole chain.
Give your agent a screen
Install the official plugin, pair your first screen, and run it from the agent you already use.