Interactive kiosks have revolutionized self-service experiences across industries, and Shenzhen Cuhub Smart Touch Industrial Co., Ltd. stands at the forefront of this innovation. As defined in Cuhub’s product ecosystem, an interactive kiosk is a self-contained terminal enabling users to access information, complete transactions, or navigate services via touchscreens – seamlessly integrating hardware, software, and connectivity.
Cuhub, established in 2019 with a 10-million-RMB registered capital and an 8,000m² industrial park, specializes in manufacturing these advanced systems. Their catalog highlights kiosks as critical tools for sectors including retail, transportation, government, healthcare, and finance. Unlike basic displays, Cuhub’s solutions – such as self-service kiosk machine and self-service kiosk query machine – support complex functions: biometric verification, payment processing, wayfinding, and digital content management.
The company’s engineering strengths ensure reliability. All products undergo 48-hour aging tests plus rigorous high-temperature, vibration, and drop testing before shipment. Certifications like ISO9001, CE, FCC, and RoHS validate compliance, while IP-rated outdoor units (e.g., 1,000–3,500-nit brightness displays) withstand dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures for 24/7 operation.
Key technical differentiators include:
Dual OS Flexibility: Android/Windows systems with one-click switching (featured in Smart All-in-One Machines)
4K Ultra-HD Displays: 350-nit brightness with 178° viewing angles and anti-glare coating
Multi-Touch Capability: 20/40-point infrared or capacitive touchscreens
Modular Design: Support for add-ons like card readers, printers, and coin acceptors
Retailers deploy Vertical Advertising Machines for space-efficient promotions; hospitals use touch query systems for patient check-ins; transportation hubs install outdoor kiosks with sunlight-readable screens. Government applications include self-service permit processing – reducing queues and extending service hours.
Customization is central to Cuhub’s OEM/ODM model. Clients tailor interfaces, logos, sizes (22"–110"), and mounting (wall, floor-standing, or mobile cart). The company also provides end-to-end support, with remote monitoring systems that preemptively flag technical issues.
As global demand for automation grows, Cuhub’s scalable production lines and partnerships with suppliers like BOE and LG position it to lead the next wave of interactive solutions. "We turn self-service into intelligent engagement," the catalog states – a vision reflected in their work for clients across education, banking, and public infrastructure.
