Introducing the Lyngsoe LibDeco™ Self-Service Kiosk
Lyngsoe Systems Library Solutions is introducing a brand-new series of self-check kiosks which is unique with its stylish, modern, organic design. The new kiosk series distinguishes itself from anything else you have seen in the kiosk market until now.
Read more below about its new and improved user interface, personalization options, and accessibility benefits.
A Kiosk Series for Everyone
The LibDeco self-check kiosk series features several different installation options such as free-standing floor models with a fixed height or height adjustability, a wall-mounted model, and a tabletop version. This makes it the perfect fit for any library interior.
The first model of the series is the F20 floor model with height adjustability as its standout feature. It caters easily to children, adults of all heights, and wheelchair users, while ensuring an ergonomic and comfortable experience for any patron.
Not only does the LibDeco have a sleek and soft organic design expression, but it also has a small footprint, making it effortless to integrate into any library setting. The look and feel of the new Library kiosk are inspired by the timeless principles of Scandinavian design while it is made with durability in focus. Engineered to withstand heavy usage while maintaining long-term reliability, the LibDeco is made from high-quality materials such as aluminum and steel.
Start a New Chapter of Excellent Library Self-Service
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New Elegant User Interface
The LibDeco kiosk comes with a new user interface design created by leading product design specialists and combined with Lyngsoe Software, it ensures that the self-guiding interface streamlines the borrowing process, enabling patrons to manage their check-outs with minimal guidance.
The library has the flexibility to personalize the screen elements to make them fit with their library. It is also possible to seamlessly incorporate third-party web applications. For example, if there's an external event overview your library subscribes to, it can be directly linked, providing patrons with instant information as they check out books.
You can add Digital Poster Manager to your self-check kiosk to attract the attention of your library visitors by using eye-catching, digital information on the self-service kiosks. Your library can share news, and important information, run promotions, and advertise for library events as well as new items in your collection. Only your imagination sets the limit. Read more about Lyngsoe Digital Poster here.
The large touch-screen interface provides users with a seamless and intuitive interaction, facilitating effortless navigation and engagement.
Improve Your Library Accessibility
The floor model F20 is designed specifically with accessibility in mind. Not only do they offer height-adjustability which makes them easy to use for everyone, but their measurements also live up to the standards of ADA, DDA, and EU regulations.
In addition to the physical aspects of the kiosks, the LibRid software provides further accessibility benefits. With a user-friendly and intuitive interface that utilizes few and large buttons, it accommodates all patrons. The LibRid software, moreover, offers different languages for multilingual libraries, specially designed, easy-to-read fonts in two sizes along with a choice of contrast which altogether makes for a personalized and accessible experience for all patrons.
The LibDeco is one of the main products in Lyngsoe’s wide range of accessible products. You can read more about why it is important to consider accessibility and DEI in a library environment here.
Unleash Your Creativity
LibDeco is a product line of kiosks where libraries easily can decorate and style the kiosk to match the library design guide, or graphics and communicate messages linked to campaigns or seasons in just a few minutes. To go one step further with decorations, libraries can now add their own personal touch to the user interface design through the new theme editor.
The libraries can personalize their kiosk by easily replacing the back panel print with a new one that matches the library’s design brand or interior design.
Create your own back panel using the dimensions 259 x 1665 mm and 200g paper made with semi/satin.
Inspiration to Spark Your Creativity
Only the sky is the limit when it comes to personalizing your LibDeco kiosk. See our suggestions for back panels and digital posters below.
Back Panel Design Ideas
Digital Poster Design Ideas
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Download the LibDeco product sheet to find out more about its many benefits and specifications
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